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Yeah, my concern now too that once Kelly is fit we will revert to a Kelly/Doyle combination and that will nullify some of our attacking play. I don't think it is any surprise that we have created more with having Bayliss in the team, who is of course a creative midfielder.

Good for the coffers though.

I see that arguing less is not one of your new year's resolutions this year. Luckily, mine is to bite and argue less. :) Have a most wonderful and joyous day of contemplation.

Or little David's as we like to call them in this part of the world.

Ha ha!! Yes!! Yes, indeed. The club would be run like Timmy Mallet on Wacaday!!

My god you've got to like the buttons though, man!!

I always liked old Blair. Got lovely feet and a really toothy grin.

For attention? To be noticed? To finally BE someone? To make him feel better about himself?

Ahh, but do they pay against teams that come and park the bus?

I think we do. We certainly like to play the ball on the deck a lot. Sure, we do go a bit longer at times, but we are always trying to play little one twos.

But as has been said, just how many chances does Biamou get? Hardly any.

I put it down as nosey neighbours. From now on all alien lifeforms will be known as the Curtain Twitchers.

Totally agree. I have been saying (along with many others) that it is the supply into the strikers more so than the strikers themselves that is the problem. We need more creativity from midfield. Thankfully Bayliss has given us some of that of late and it has given us a bit of a new dimension.

Could it prove to be our downfall this season? We like to play football and many sides who come here do not. The pitch is surely only going to get worse. It was cutting up and quite bobbly yesterday. Could be we may have to change our tactics somewhat and go longer. We are winning on it at...

I do hope we can bring someone better in. A target man who also scores with regularity would be perfect.

True. We had a number of very good chances and opportunities.

Yeah, but do disagree on Devon Kelly-Evans. I still maintain that Dion is the better of the two. He's more tenacious and has a better touch.

If he was missing loads of chances I think I would be more critical, but he's not. Most on here rated him yesterday and as I said yesterday, there were people who don't usually rate him, giving him a standing ovation.

I think we need to be looking to move DKE on unfortunately. There were big cheers when on the couple of occasions he got the best of their big left back, but on all the other occasions the full back easily got the better of him. I think his worst attribute is that every time he gets the ball...