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Are Les and Peter, brothers?

That was Easter Monday too wasn't it?

Not great at all at Meadow Lane. :( I know we haven't played them that often over the years, but our last win away there was 1963. Since then it's been 5-1, 2-1, 1-0, 2-2, 3-0.

53 should do it for sure I would have thought.

I mean of Notts County. We would be 5 points clear. Dependent on other results, we could look a lot more comfortable with the 3 points in the bag.

Win and we will be clear. Big game ain't it!! ;)

I just noticed that Crewe only had one shot on target today. Sound familiar?

It's also not just the results, it's the standings in the league after today's games and looking at the table that doesn't at all look too bad for us I would say.

Monday: Chesterfield v Crewe (tough one for Crewe there. Chesterfield very much in the play-off positions) Crawley v Oldham (Oldham just drew with Bristol City) Orient v Gillingham (Fancy Orient in this one to be honest) Notts County v City (A draw would be fine I think. A City win and we...

Yep. More than happy enough with that today. Keeps Crawley and Notts County down there and Crewe in the mix too, who have the worst goal difference of the lot (apart from Yeovil).

Well, all over and it could have been a lot worse. Nice to keep Notts County behind us for Monday.

They certainly were when we played them.

I think the whole team does. If the league table was defined by warm-up routines, we'd be Barcelona.

That's still fine. Obviously the key games today are Walsall v Notts County and Crewe v Crawley. 2 draws there won't do us too much harm at all.

Would take something remarkable to save them I think. Yeovil that is. I still reckon they are both going down.

Yep. Some stage. Like you say, not in the middle of a relegation battle. Just imagine the repercussions if he cost us the game on Monday.

Yep. That looks about spot on for me. Cept for the goalie of course. ;)

Brentford obviously pushing for the play-offs and Fulham struggling at the wrong end of the table. To the tune of 'Knees up Mother Brown,' the Brentford fans are singing 'Bees up, Fulham down.' :claping hands:

There is a trend for some reason, whereby home form in general has slumped for football clubs and the home win percentages have been going down over a number of years. Jim Brown has pointed this out in the CT this week. .