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Virtually ever present is pushing it. He’s not first choice in any position.

Maybe criticising is the wrong word but people often use it as a stick to beat players with- eg Wilson, Biamou etc.

Players can’t win lol. Some get criticised for leaning in to the fan stuff. Then Simms gets shit for not celebrating/acknowledging fans enough. I’d never criticise someone for engaging with fans, unless it’s truly egregious.

I genuinely can’t think of anything worse than going on an away day without actually going to the match.

Weird one. He wouldn’t even start for us if everyone was fit. 4-5m would be great business for us.

It would do us good to have a settled No.1 for a season. Collins is good and seems to be the style of keeper Robins wants with the ball at his feet (more so than Wilson). If Wilson is happy to be #2 then we don’t need to go tearing things up imo. Other areas to focus on.

Dasilva is fine as a squad player at this level. If we could dominate games a bit more he’d be useful, offers more in possession than Bidwell.

The goals were conceding do worry me. Huddersfield- 10 mins left, 2-0 up away from home and we shoot ourselves in the foot. Cardiff- 1-0 up and Kitching does something brainless like that. Even back to Preston it was largely of our own making.

What is Kitching doing? Acres of space left of the goal to clear it into.

I don’t think there would be much in it anyway. How many opponents are bringing over 2500?

loads of random seats now available all over?

It's about the message it sends too. Maxing out the home capacity in anticipation of a successful season is backing the team to do well. Holding back 2.5k seats for away fans because we're not sure we can sell out is the attitude of a small club.

bloody day tripper

MVE is consistently playing on the wing for us? I barely remember Wright getting a kick yesterday. He's gona halfway across the world, played two internationals, come back, played 180 mins in 4 days. Dasilva is the only real alternative if Robins wanted to rotate.

Nah Forest have some bankers (Everton, Burnley, Sheff Utd). Only thing saving Luton is a points deduction I think

Only Leicester and maybe Birmingham were because of the opposition though? Wednesday sold out because it was Boxing day. Cardiff attendance boosted by the cup run. Also vastly different away attendances between those. The usable capacity for the ground is nowhere near 32k. Leicester we had...

Safe standing will be the key tbh, as soon as that section of the south is standing they'll all want to be there

If we're in the top 6 all season then yes? Doubt it will be more than this year.

We were 17th in the table when we played blues. If DK has ambition then opening it to home fans is the move.

2500 can fit in half that. So we're only losing out on 500 tickets if they would bring 3000, and I'd bet on us to sell more than 500 there. If we were a solid top 6/challenging for autos it would be well worth it, would be near sold out every week.