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Talking to a Leeds fan today (who is actually a decent bloke who quite capably strings sentences together) he doesn't condone the behaviour of the pitch invader at all. He is fed up of the (sizeable) minority of morons who attach themselves to the Club he supports, and would be happy to have...

Just read the article from this morons previous court case - when he was locked up on his way to Coventry, with a match ticket, etc. The person who really gets under my skin in that report is the defence solicitor who said that "he never intended to use the ticket" - what planet are these people...

And equally, could have been out of sight v Bury, and beaten Yeovil, Stevenage and Carlisle with just a bit more luck - and better attitude

Jay Bothroyd? Not on loan, but from kind Mr Wenger none the less......

I was there for Quinny's hat-trick, and also for the game where Lee Dixon scored a memorable own goal, plus a few beatings, etc, but, as I don't have a season ticket and didn't go to the Hinckley friendly, I don't suppose I will be worthy enough to go to the Cup match!

I too am amused by all this high and mighty stuff from those who go to more matches than some others, have season tickets, went to Dagenham, etc etc. Our club has some great fans, who will follow through thick and thin, others who go to every match to find something to moan about, and several...

I thought his dummy to set up their second goal was brilliant - he has a football brain far more switched on than almost all of our players......but attitude sometimes not good. Would have kept us up last year if he had stayed.

The test will be whether he keeps up the same level of performance - when he first arrived I thought he was brilliant, but after a few games he seemed to have been told not to take players on, etc etc. Has the ability to be a very good player in this league

No way - the fans are the ones to feel sorry for - we love the Club, Thorn didn't...........

I sent a text to CWR on Saturday just before the match started, saying that Thorn had failed to excite, was awful tactically, and that it was about time the media (CWR) started to ask pertinent questions in their interviews. They read out the first bits, but forgot about the media part - no...

I remember the game at the Ricoh against Hull in December, where I thought we were going down without a fight, and where I thought Andy Thorn had no clue - he played Gary Gardner, an attacking midfielder, at the base of the diamond, and didn't change things round at all even when we went behind...

Its funny how we can all watch the same game but have such varied opinions! For what its worth, I thought McSheffrey did very little, EXCEPT score the goal, but I would be more than happy with a goal-a-game contribution from him. How CWR could say he had been excellent is beyond me, although...

Yet again another epic piece of BBC journalistic skill, where the interviewer asks about a Barnsley player who played the 90 minutes, only to be asked by Keith Hill whether he had watched the game, as that particular player had been subbed after 75 minutes.....the BBC site also says it was...

Thanks for this - as usual the BBC "extended highlights" were rubbish. The move where Baker lifted it over the bar was truly one of the best we have seen for some time, and I didn't realise at the time that when Nimely missed from 3 yards out that Baker was standing there waiting to slot the...

I thought Sheff was really disappointing in many parts of the match, but he does have the ability to do something special, as proved by the run along the line which should have set up the winner a few minutes earlier...........and 2 brilliant penalties.

Forgot to say, it was actually Platt who played the ball up the line to Nimely to go on the run that won the penalty.......Platt MoM for me

Whilst agrreing with most of the above, one point I would make about Clarke is that on the way home I said how disappointing Snodgrass was - in fact, almost anonymous........for which a lot of credit should go to Clarke, who was out of position, and only just back from injury. Massive plaudits...

I have been disappointed by Thorn's seeming unwillingness to try and secure victories when we have been in front, or drawing - the Ipswich match being the worst feeling of the season, BUT, tonight, with a team that effectively named itself, he got them going, and towards the end we looked like...

My personal thought on BFF is that he should have been sacked for being in breach of his contract..........BUT, when he puts on the shirt and steps onto the field to play for MY/OUR football team, we should be encouraging him. His attitude stank, and probably still stinks, but he is not a fan of...

In the first 30 minutes there was absolutely no competition for Clingan in terms of worst performance......I thought Herman was solid, and after the first few minutes gave no real cause for concern - although I accept the goal came from his wing but I'll take another look at that on the FLS...