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Yeah. My main concern with him has been him ball watching, drifting inside and losing his marker, but I don't think he has been that bad. I think many maybe judging him on the expectation that he was going to be brilliant and he hasn't been. Came with glowing praise, so maybe the expectation...

My new season ticket came on Thursday.

Not on the wind up. Seen it 5 times now and that was a good penalty. Not much power, but well placed. One of the worst successful penalties you have ever seen? Seriously? Now, YOU must be on the wind-up. ;)

They should have just checked people sitting on the ends of rows. They are more likely to take a very swift exit after planting their bombs. I sit on the end of a row, but have a kind face, so am excluded.

No, but some have never been seen again since.

Yeah, but he's an angry one from Purley.

Was it CC4L?

No, just a bad view when you get there.

No .half the general public drink bleach because they are told not to.

Just seemed weird that he turned away.

To confirm the contact was in the area?

Was that you also screaming at Stephen Hughes for putting that ball straight out of play?

And you can't see Stuart Linnell, but he's in Clive Eakin's top pocket in this picture.

Just watched it back again. Still maintain that's a very good penalty. :)

For some strange reason today, Clive Eakin said that Luke Thomas was Jordan Thompson. So, wrong player, wrong position, different build, totally different height and different skin colour. Easy mistake to make.

It's almost right in the corner isn't it?

Changed your mind? I've just seen it on the highlights now and it's a really good penalty and not hit that slowly either. Excellent pen.

Yes, definitely did. Still waiting for you to find the quote for that. Would love to see it. Good luck.

Was the delay in giving the penalty down to checking with the linesman? He looked like he wasn't going to give it and it seemed to take a second or two before then committing.

Sterling was definitely drifting infield today and not keep an eye on the player he was supposed to be marking. Doyle had a go at him on a couple of occasions. Still young and a lot to learn.