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I think that's it really. It sounds obvious as every coaching team should do it but rather than come up with templated formulas, it does seem like our backroom staff clearly look at each opposition in great detail and have a genuine understanding of where both their strengths and weak spots are...

The world as we know it won't crumble if Wolfenden has to deputise though will it. It's hardly like we'd be thrusting an academy player into the deep end. Wrexham was a poor game for him granted, but he's still a very good player at this level. Kitching is fantastic and we want our best and...

It's great to see as we'll need a Plan B and C if we're to be promoted. That kind of tactical proactiveness is going to make a huge difference, especially in games where we need to change things or chasing a lead.

I'm delusional? You do realise that in an attempt to prove Hull are a poor side, the best you could come up with was describing them as "1 win away from 16th place." R.e. your second point, no, it doesn't guarantee quality, but investment into a squad is generally a key outliner to improving...

It's a useful metric over a long period. But using it in small sample periods can be misleading. A certain few on here will treat it as gospel after a handful of games, or even one game, without actually looking at the wider picture. In that regard particularly it needs wider context applied...

Right, well the people that liked your post can join you in licking windows for a hobby. The league being tight doesn't make the Championship poor, there's absolutely no basis for that. If anything with those that are coming up from L1 investing what they have done in the summer, it's become...

Oh bless you, you think that I've missed the point. If he's fit and able there's no real reason why he shouldn't start. He was out for 2 months, not two years. Wright started in his third game after coming back from injury last season and he was out for twice the length of time Rudoni was.

Agreed lets keep him on the bench for the rest of the season.

What idiotic babble are you honestly spouting here. The majority of it is speculative 'if my aunt had balls she'd be my uncle' nonsense.

We have a lot in our favour for this. They're struggling with injuries, with players either still out of just coming back, and they're not great away from home. Looking at their stats they're one of the highest in the league for shots conceded but have one of the lowest shot conversion rate...

I think that's a bit of a myth. Also a bit of context needed here, Hull aren't a poor side and are currently 8th (and we should've won that game), Leicester have just come down from the PL and on their day will pose a threat, our defensive line was significantly altered for Wrexham which had an...

Hmm there's things to look back at and improve upon. Just reeling off numbers doesn't really give insight into much. Both goals West Brom scored were far too similar and should've been dealt with. Dasilva was caught in possession for the first. Positionally the back line was dragged all over...

He made probably the save of the game to keep a Whittaker shot from distance from burying itself in the top corner?

They've had issues with injuries in the past month or so, forcing them to switch to a back four, whereas during the beginning of the season they deployed a back five, and looked a lot more solid. With Edmundson, Lenihan, Fry and Targett all out they've had to shoehorn Ayling into a CB pairing...

Bree, who's albeit a RB, was back against Stoke at RWB who's a decent player. Amari'i Bell was on the bench also but didn't come on. Doubt Edwards will be back as it seems he's not back for a couple of weeks. The strikers that started last night they have 1 goal between them so far this season...

I'd imagine we'll look at heavily target their left hand side due to their injury issues. They looked vulnerable there last night looking at the highlights.

No chance it was on the same level as Leeds. That would've been about a 6-0 drumming if it wasn't for Dovin.

Ah yeah you're right there seems to be an enhanced care setting return to play pathway. Seems like it's 12 days but caveats that it can be 7 if exceptional circumstances are met.

Isn't it a minimum of 21 days after after completing a Graduated Return to Activity and Sport programme?

The same will happen to Norwich if they take the same approach as Luton did, where they never seemed to act as if they were in a relegation battle until it was too late. Successive windows of very poor recruitment and the squad stagnating led them to go down - the Jan window last season was the...