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Rushworth faultless. Lati absolutely superb. MvE and Dasilva very good. Despite overall Wright, EMC and Rudoni having poor games, their actions won it for us. Players that have the ability to turn a game in a moment.

I didn't think it was, but EMC made him make a decision which was very risky. Still, even if it had been the most stone-wall of stone-wallers, we'd have been due a decision in our favour.

Lati especially. My outfield MoM.

His positioning, handling and command of his area is exceptional. He'll go all the way, I expect.

Not that it matters to us, but based on that performance, all of Hamer's dynamism seems to have gone.

Fucking brilliant. After they scored, that was almost faultless. Didn't see that after that first half.

I agree. Booking EMC and their bloke for their early nonsense told everybody he wasn't going to accept crap. Strong officiating.

They thought they should have had a penalty. I don't agree, but EMC made him make a decision, which was stupid.

That was such a sloppy half of football; about five or six times we've put ourselves under huge pressure by playing really poor passes out of defence. EMC and Wright have been extremely poor indeed.

I think he can often come across as self-important and lacking a bit of awareness. He's sort of like Warnock in that he sees himself as 'plain speaking', but he's pretty charmless, whereas Warnock, for all his posturing, came across as having a certain warmth to him, and also didn't appear to...

He's generally been pretty complementary about us recently, I think.

Tbf, he says better than the games those two against Middlesbrough sandwiched, which is true.

Wolf from Gladiators.

He did! He played in David Busst's testimonial.

That's speculation, nothing more. As for promotion that season being 'luck and chance', that's preposterous. He took over a club at its lowest ebb in anyone's life-time, we had absolutely no right to expect or demand promotion. It's fair to say we didn't exactly set the division alight, but...

No, because they were onside when the ball was played to the goalkeeper.

Not the same as saying it's immoral. People have been saying it lacks sporting integrity and prevents clubs run in a more sustainable way achieving success, but not that it's 'immoral'. And yes, there is a very big difference.

Don't think anyone's suggesting Wrexham (or anyone else's) fans should stop watching their club, are they?

Yes. I don't think of clubs (except the likes of Milton Keynes) as plastic, just some of the supporters who jump on a bandwagon. No doubt we have a few of our own.

Agreed.