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They should invite him to legends day tbh.

That's a different bloke / username from the other one. I mean, there's a chance that he may also be a fuckwomble, but I thought it worth pointing out just in case he isn't.

Agreed. People want to understand the story, but when there's only half a story to read then questions should be asked. It feels like a rushed piece of news for the sake of getting an exclusive rather than a piece of solid journalism. Abuse is totally unacceptable, but reasonable questions are not.

Fuck it, I say agree the groundshare now. Screw Wasps and screw the council. Their stance changes more often than I change my underpants (insert 'twice weekly' joke here).

So Simon Gilbert has effectively made us homeless. Probably so he can write another 'bestseller' off the back of it.

At the moment, all this story does is add to the anti-SISU agenda that certain people try to push. I wouldn't be surprised if Wasps are trying to find a way to back out of negotiations without making (bigger) enemies of our fans, and this is their way of doing it.

He also follows Fleetwood and Colchester amongst others. I wouldn't read much into it.

Is this saviour of ours the same Jodi Jones that came back from his last injury clearly afraid to get tackled, nervous whenever an opponent bared his teeth, and had to be substituted once because, as Mark Robins said at the time, was scared he'd hurt himself?

I was on their forum a few weeks back, just browsing to see what they thought of him, and they weren't overly pleased. Strange really, given that from an outside perspective he seems to have done a decent job.

He deserves his chance, to be fair. A loyal servant, a good player, and a good role model. If he goes, he's one of the rare few that I'd be happy for.

Robins went offensive at the tail end of last season, which obviously took us up, then reverted to a defensive mindset for the bulk of this. I do worry he'll return to it again next year. We look a much better team when we play on the front foot.

In my years of watching, Oggy was the best. I was incensed when Jonathan Gould briefly took his place. Since then, Hedman, Kirkland and Westwood stand out.

Don't like to be harsh, as the team have done well this season, but our guys look a bit lost right now.

18/19 (12363) 17/18 (9255) 16/17 (9111) 15/16 (12570) 14/15 (9332) 13/14 (2287) 12/13 (10906) 11/12 (15118) 10/11 (16409) Sorry for the formatting. On phone innit.

They're 8th in the form table over the last 10 games. Not saying they're rubbish, but that they're not rolling teams over like they were.

I heard podcast where they interviewed Miles Jacobsen, and he said they actually put the correct wages into the game at one time, but a chairman got peed off because one of his players had a match highest earner clause and saw another player was on more so kicked off about it. Jacobsen said...

Yes, but I don't like the 'play me or else' attitude he seems to have developed. Can't help worry that he'll be a bad egg if he doesn't play every week.

Where Willis differs from a lot of L1 centre backs is that he has pace. That's what we'll miss.

I want Sunderland, Pompey and Barnsely to go up. All big hitters in this league. Luton have falled away since Nathan Jones has gone. I'm concerned about Rotherham coming down, as they seem like a good club, and I'd suggest the best out of the 3 coming down given that Bolton and Ipswich are both...

I get that viewpoint, but I reckon he's got a lot in his locker still to give. This has been his best goalscoring season to date, and you'd like to think he can only get better. It's a question of whether he's doing what Robins wants, I guess. I'd give him another season. I think he can do well...