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A few weeks ago we were two leagues apart and their team costs £90+ million compared to £2 million. This point may, or may not, apply to you but what do people expect us to get out a game like tonight? There are disappointing aspects about tonight’s performance, but two of their goals were...

Panic central. We can’t do it all in one window, and the most likely tactical switch will probably be Walker going upfront with Gooden. Makes the most sense.

Well it’s not and it’s a 46 game competition. We’ll be fine, but we’ve got to accept that there are a lot of teams who are better than, and we’re going to lose most of our games.

I don’t think he pussied out, he looked like he overshot the tackle. He really needed to foul him if he weren’t in a position to win the ball.

Personally, I think we could do with playing Gooden and Walker upfront together. I thought Allen came on and made an impact in the press and was more lively than Shipley. But, Gooden isn’t athletic enough to make an impact in open play. We don’t really look like we’ve got a lot of goals in us.

Hamer has created the most chances in the Championship by a margin of 3. V impressive start! Half of those have come from corners I imagine.

I'm registered to both and haven't received the email so I assume I've done something wrong. I signed up for a month to Sky when I seen we had 2 games live in the coming month, so I'm not that bothered about it. Any thoughts?

Works both ways. Failure = bad owners. Success = good owners. I wouldn’t class SISU as ‘good owners’, but if they actually deliver this new stadium, then I’d reconsider that.

If he was good and we signed him on a 1-2 year deal, we'd complain about the lack of a contract. In the transfer market, we in some and lose some.

I made this mistake. It must be his height with boots on and a little bit more. He's a short arse.

What about his style of play do you think wouldn’t suit our system? In my view, Bayliss would fit in well in that AM role really well and it’s a shame we had to sell him. If anything he’d be competing with Allen. If I recall correctly, Bayliss isn’t really a intense presser of the ball...

Two for me: A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Cynical Theories - a new release by Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay.

Statistically, the home team will still have the advantage of being at home despite playing from closed doors. This is even the case lower down the pyramid in sports where there are little to no spectators. I do agree, however, that some stadiums will be less formidable because of the drop of...

We’re at home, so we’ve got a good chance of taking something from the game. Think we’ll probably end up with a draw. But, heck, logic goes out the window when it come to Cov, we’re gonna win!

Hamer’s impact in all of our competitive games is there to be seen already. Almost singlehandedly, he’s turn us into a threat from set-pieces - this is huge. He’s combative and makes a lot of important tackles/interceptions - yes, he gets a lot of yellows, but that’s his game and it’s not an...

As well as Shipley, and Sheaf. We’re 3 games in guys!

3 games in, it’s too early to making statements like he’s not finding his feet. He put in the best cross of ours yesterday. Both COH and Allen play an important function in both attack and defence in our team. They both work very hard to press the opposition and they both have good passing...

True, but this is the same club also has less than 300 away fans at most games. They’re a well suited League 1 outfit, Championship is just that one step too far.

We can have our fingers crossed around June/July 2021 where we await the deadline to tell the EFL where we’ll be playing next season. Only to be let down, again.

My mate is actually gutted, someone who does around 40 games a season in the league. As for us, it's our equaliser. Personally, the good thing about the rugby season being delayed is being able to watch all the games. I did really want to do our Yorkshire away days, especially Barnsley. I have...