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Could have won 4 of those 6

Their A team in the European Premier league, and their B team in the domestic league?

Hopefully a near full strength team Hamer back, (unless he gets sent off again against Middlesboro) Kelly should be fully fit by then Hopefully Walker should be available unless he suffers any serious symptoms Any update on Dabo? (has his wife recovered?)

I don't think Hamer is the sort of player who would go down holding his face from a push in the chest, but I don't think he is the sort to walk away either. We knew he is an agressive player who would frequently attract the ref's attention when we signed him, unfortunately every opposition...

it would if we lost the other 3 out of 4, but I suspect we will draw quite a few if we can win once in every 4 games.

Last season we had Dabo, McCallum, Kelly, and Walsh in the team, who weren't in yesterday's starting line up. (McCallum coming on late out of position) That's almost half of the outfield team. Add to that the unavailability of new signings Hamer and Walker and a couple of others. Yesterday's...

And Rotherham have got their 5 points from Wycombe, Birmingham, and Huddersfield.

We can't drop below 20th, Derby played and lost last night. Also Barnsley play Bristol C and Huddersfield play Swansea. We could go top half with a win.

She shouldn't be getting an injury, hospitals are doing this all the time

Route 1 hoofball today I think.

I can't see any responsible organisation commiting to build contracts before planning permission is granted

To be honest if they have the finances in place to build the stand, that should be taken into consideration regarding a potential bail out for them. The building work has to commence within 5 years for the current permission to be valid. At the very least he should have kept any announcement low...

If a bail out is to happen there has to be a formula and consequences for clubs needing / taking it. Imagine if a £50M pot was divided equally between a certain number of teams, for some it may still not be enough to save them. Say one club needed £10M of the pot to survive, can anyone imagine...

This has been coming for a while though. The pandemic has brought things to a head but championship clubs particularly have been living above their means for years.

Yes, the Spagetti april fool BBC report - 1957. I remember it well. It reminds me of funny things my mother used to say. Just after rationing ended after the war, I remember I loved apples and would eat them as fast as we could get them. My mother used to say those apples don't grow on trees you...

I think Aiden Finnegan Beginnegan sounds better

Agree. Just saying that's where we were when they took us over, so hopefully we would want them to leave us in a better state than that.

That would be; in the Championship, with a ground we don't own, but minutes from administration

Yes, some of the bondholders may have been instrumental in this whole saga

If I were a Wasps bondholder I wouldn't be very happy about being asked to waive the covenants while they were turning down obvious income.