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Only at half time.

Agree. I think he is a poor manager, but short term I would certainly expect him to do quite well there, as long as the players respond to him.

I still maintain the three best sides we have faced this season are Accrington, Mansfield and Swindon. Think we discount the last two at our peril. Be interesting to see how much losing their manager has hurt Swindon though

Ah, Tubby or not Tubby, that is the question.

I haven't, but know someone who has been on the York Hunt.

I agree. Thought Haynes was poor on Saturday and our defence was all over the place in that first half. I would be inclined to bring both Willis and Stokes in for Hyam and Haynes. Stokes and Reid is a lot stronger left side that Haynes and Reid. If Bayliss is tired I would play Vincenti on the...

Bottom line is our kicks from the keeper and our throw ins more often than not give the ball straight back to the opposition. Surely the last thing you want to do is to invite unnecessary pressure. How we haven't sorted out the throw ins beggars belief.

Quick and accurate distribution from the keeper can clearly set up attacking moves that can result in goals.

But wasn't it 'devestating' because we had the pace of Jodi Jones? We now don't have any pace. Strategy like that surely wouldn't work tonight.

Barnet certainly deserved a draw at least.

Totally agree with that. When Bayliss came in it gave us a whole new dimension.

And the other brother who gave up on football and followed the political route, Jeremy. Then there was uncle Gareth, who decided to try acting, but failed and then decided it wasn't for him, but carved out a career doing it anyway.

I'm not at all sure that hopefully nicking one is the way to go. Sounds incredibly negative. Luton have wobbled and we have just won 2 in a row.

Annoying though and goes back to the discussion we had about defence lawyers and solicitors.

Hmm, but is it an art? Their centre forward on Saturday had the ball come to him just outside the penalty area in the first half and all he had to do was to retain possession and he had a clear run on goal, pretty much one on one. Inexplicably though he decided to take a pot shot rather than...

I have never seen Grendel post something positive. :)

Keep not playing well though and we will lose more than we will win. Our performances have to improve.

He died in 1972.

If you fail to master the banjo, Daz, are you going to go into a field and try and hit a cow's arse with it?

We have a rich history of Hunts if this one makes it too. Ernie and Steve were both true City legends and fabulous players.