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The thing is, Houch, some on here say it's because of Sisu, many other though say it's just the club in general and the same with previous owners too. Whatever it is, the CAPACITY is there for us to be big again surely. £300,000 population plus the likes of Nuneaton, Bedworth, Hinckley...

That's it then! Game's off!!!

Or rested.

Perhaps a lot of French and Belgians live round Corley way.

Just listening to the Fleetwood v Leicester game on 5 Live as I wait to pick my daughter up and the commentators are talking about how ambitious Fleetwood Town are. £10m new training facility and great ambitions to grow as a club. Yet here all we talk about is a downward spiral and the fact...

And everyone notices except for you....until you get home.

Don't tell them about the above post then.

As I say, I didn't want to see him sold and of course you have to look from a club's perspective that a player can suddenly go backwards or have a long term injury that totally devalues them. With the shoe on the other foot we would have been laughing all the way to the bank looking back if...

What, with your missus telling you to switch it off and help round the house instead?

I went to Dublin for a weekend once, am I in?

A win would create such a boost and feelgood factor though and might win over a new generation of fans.

Or Doyle might get sent off and we improve. ;)

Or Tuesday and Wednesday nights either. Basically any days that ends in the letter Y.

But then players usually develop that much quicker at a better club, playing against better opposition and working with much better coaches. So, staying here might well have added a lot of value, but I don't think we can guage how much. I have to add, I didn't want to see Maddison sold, but...

We had some games where the opposition didn't even have a shot on target.

But when we sold him he WASN'T worth 10 times that amount. If he had been playing for us the way he is now playing for Norwich then he would have been worth a lot more, but he was a young player still developing and very new to the first team. Took him a bit of time to find his feet there. He...

I don't see that they have to have the worst game of their lives, BSB, just a bit of an off day. That may well be enough. Look at Spurs v Wycombe only last season. 4-3 Spurs and a very closely contested game.

And not wishing to diss the bloke, but he has had a very, very strong back four in front of him that has offered a lot of protection

You could have made you point more distinctly if you had chosen some of his more flamboyant outfits to be honest.

Yeah, my thinking. If it's a Premier League ref they will be not as likely to let stuff go. Officiating in the lower leagues is very poor.