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And that's the key. As long as they are behind us who cares!

Errmmm, you may wish to rethink that one. My whole logic is based upon a draw for Exeter tonight leaving them still behind us. Only a win for them has them overtake us.

Noooooooooo!!! Don't say that!!

Western Union?

Not being funny here, but Port Vale have not won in their last 12 matches. Last win was in December. Bit of a stretch to think they may win 2 now in a row. Ideally yeah, 2 wins, but a draw tonight will still have them desperate for points on Saturday. Trying to be reasoned and not just cross...

Bigger picture mate, bigger picture. :)

Rival(s). We would like all the teams above us to drop points. It's not all just about tonight's game. Saturday's games are just as important. Having only won 9 games all season I think it is a bit much hoping Port Vale beat both Wycombe and Exeter.

That would be perfect, but just have this sneaky suspicion that if they get that win tonight they will believe they are safe and pretty much rightly so. 10 point gap is huge, despite Chesterfield having games in hand.

Draw tonight and then Port Vale to either draw or beat Wycombe would be fantastic. Better if they can beat both, but they haven't looked capable of doing so much at all this season.

Where is the lack of logic? Port Vale play Exeter and then Wycombe. We need Port Vale to take points off both if possible. If Port Vale win tonight though they will be 10 points clear of second bottom and the points are then not as urgent on Saturday against Wycombe. Best scenario is if Port...

How do you figure that out? If Luton or Mansfield win 8 and Wycombe win 8 and or Exeter win 9 then no we won't. Teams above us have more points than us, so if they win out (as long as they don't play each other) they will all finish above us.

Just focusing on Mansfield because they were favourites to go up and even though they haven't set the world alight, they have only lost 6 games all season, half of what we have lost and that record of 6 losses is best record in the division. That shows that they are very hard to beat.

My favourite ever goal will be the one that secures promotion this season.

I thought McDonald would bag a few and was hoping for more from Haynes and Grimmer too. Poorest return is definitely the midfield.

No, that was meant in a positive sense, not in a negative one. On a musical scale the notes would have been going up.

Famous last words.

I would say 18 days, as long as it's an afternoon kickoff and in one of the milder months.

Or... Hi Jodi's mum.

Yep, I was quite happy with him at the time and thought it a sensible appointment.