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Whats our lowest ever crowd for a league game? Think this could be very low. Take out the people who have something better to do on a Friday night and those travelling somewhere for Xmas and it could be even emptier than usual.

Mmabatho Stadium in South Africa.

Its a bit weird. I suppose if you'd paid for one of those padded ones with your name on then maybe but otherwise who cares. Someone was sat in my season ticket seat on Saturday so I just sat in one of the thousands of free seats.

Bet it took all of his journatlisic skills and experience to work that out!

Same here. Not convinced about Saturday night football either. Its total overkill. How much football can one person watch? The fragmentation doesn't help either. Claimed to help competition and benefit the consumer but just means you have to get multiple subscriptions and it costs a fortune...

Didn't Robins say he was going to sign him until he got a silly money offer from India? Obviously the issue will be fitness if he's had a serious injury and hasn't been playing. Would have no problem with Robins offering to help him out with regaining fitness. Baker could do some coaching in...

Can't remember who told me but I remember someone saying they are housemates.

They're too upset that we won to come on here.

He can only work with what we’ve got. What’s the alternative? Play the same team every week and hope it somehow changes?

Don't get too rowdy, you'll wake us up in block 20.

We never seem to get a reaction from the players to a bad performance the way other sides do.

Bet they've picked a Saturday so we don't get an extra bank holiday.

Bloody hell, I’m going back to bed. What a shambles.

Whole article is here Trump’s Lies vs. Obama’s

Lost 2-1 at Spurs. Should have taken the hint and supported someone else!

Budget will cover wages as well so moving someone out could free up the wages to bring someone in on loan.

If its a fringe players from a higher division could be loans rather than permanent.

The interesting stat would be the % drop of the season before and after relegation and how that comapres to other relegated clubs. Saying we're getting less in L2 than in the Championship isn't going to surprise anyone.

Who in their right mind would agree to anything that involves being paid when CCFC are successful?