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Was looking for one the other week and couldn't find anything mate

I know which is exactly my point on why you'd want to go in and out of the championship very quickly in the way they did. They would have probably got themselves into more trouble again if they got promoted out of L1 and then spent 4 or 5 years in the championship.

I'm not sure how much Crystal Palace and Burnley spend during there promotion campaigns but I'm thinking there the sort of clubs we should be looking to replicate. Ipswich is another decent example although they just missed out last season.

The club need to get in a position where they can be self sustainable in the championship, then we just wait for a fluke season. With a good manager, good recruitment and a good academy I think we could outperform our budget to compete in the championship regularly. It's a very fragile model though

Championship football is a money drain, ideally you'd jump through from L1 to premier league quickly in the way Southampton, Norwich and Bournemouth did. Clubs like Blackburn, Bolton, QPR and Cardiff are racking up massive debts in the championship as were Leicester until they made it.

There a small team but don't let that deceive you, there a tidy outfit who shocked a few last season and I expect them to do the same this year.

Thomas a yard onside according to Mowbray when he was flagged.

Out of the cup and extra energy expended, worse possible outcome from tonight.

5-3 Rochdale win

4-3 Lameiras misses

4-3 Rochdale score

3-3 Maddison scores

3-2 Rochdale score

2-2 Morris scores

2-1 Rochdale

1-1 Tudgay converts

One in the sixfields season

1-0 Rochdale

Last one was Leyton Orient in the sixfields season, we lost.

Penalties are here