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I joined a new football team and went to the first training session over at Ernesford Grange, and the player/manager tried to knock the ball past me, so I shadowed his run. His achilles went, but he was absolutely convinced I had kicked him, so was trying to stick one on me, but was in too much...

Can't be 45 years ago, otherwise the Mackems wouldn't still be going on about it :rolleyes:

Great pedigree.

When Bristol played us in 1977 for 'that; match, they charged their fans only 50p to travel, to ensure the biggest possible following; it would be good if our club could do something similar to reward us all for following the U23s all around the country. Perhaps round it to £1, to allow for...

Their crowd average was similar to ours last season, too.

Have leamington & warwick snaffled up all the tickets for the final @rob9872 ? :cool::cool::cool:

Boris Starmer

I agree that we may have to take a risk, but with JCS, we know we would have to offer high wages (due to competition for him) and that he is a player who regularly 'breaks down'. I'd sooner go for a player with potential with a 'clean/better' injury history. Wages should be less. I;m not talking...

Agree with this. Great when fit, but we can't risk investing big money (wages) on someone who is almost guaranteed to break down twice a season (based on his history)

Marcus Forss - returning to Brentford, from loan to Hull. Liked what I've seen from him previously.

Gerrin'

Not imo, just better than Sheff Wednesday, who have been crepe.

This game has been so bad, I can barely believe it. I'd be tearing my hair out if I was a Wednesday fan.

And very very little quality - Sheff wed in particular have been woeful.

I take it you mean their 'fans', in which case I agree 100%

All the above plaudits fully deserved - quality, and must have taken hours and days of work 👏👏👏

If we're moving fringe players out, we're going to need to replace them with better quality fringe players, who may have more impact. He is one suggestion, and his age suggests he should improve. To be fair, he looks more of a winger than a wing back, but he is a player with pace who can beat a...

Looks like he's based his hairstyle on a poor man's Gareth Ainsworth, with added grease

That Corbeanu from MK Dons looked a raw talent last night against Wycombe. Signed him from Wolves - only about 19, and although his final ball was a bit hit and miss, there was a lot to like about his willingness to attack the full back. Went either side, too, and looked interesting to me.