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Anyone who chooses to slag off Baker would seem to understand very little about football. Yesterday, making his return, he played with commitment and clearly posed a threat to the opposition. He will be brilliant next season...if we can hold on to him. And I'd imagine he might even interest a...

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Which game were you watching??????

Agreed! But only if it has to be done. The view from the back is way better than the touchline view. Depressing thought though.

kg82 gets it right I think as above....

Erm...how does that affect our selection?

We can't send out the kids and experiment ... supposing we do and lose, and Bristol also lose their last two games! Then what? Do you want to be left forever wondering if we should have played experience under pressure?

Thast is such a defeatist point of view. Supposing Bristoll lose both their games and we'd experimented and lost...how would feel then, always left wondering?!

Like I said a few posts back about fearing Doncaster now the pressure was off them! Difference is we're NOT DOWN YET so as long as there's something to play for, the pressure will be on.

Indeed...mismanaged funds, in fact no funds, means no depth in squad for crisis situations. Truth is none of us has the answer...only a sad feeling in our gut that it shouldn't be this way!

Well I think some players feel the lack of support more than others. And I agree with above post that it's no time to blood youngsters if the atmosphere on Sat is angry

Otis c'mon....it's the owners and board who've failed. The team, manager and fans are the victims!

A relegation battle no matter how slim the hope, is no time to experiment!

Very slim....but either way it's a thrilling end to the season, no doubt about that.

How exciting that would be! Funny thing is I don't rule it out either. Bristol will relax and loose two games. City can now relax as if relegated and win two games. But what about Portsmouth? There's the rub!

Let's remember that the crisis we're facing today is not just the result of a bad season. The bad season is a result of many years mismanagement, poor judgement and bad investment. It's hard to see where or when that is likely to change...

Good point...I'd definitely choose Donny. But it would be the ultimate sickener to lose to them. It still remains a crucial game...well that may change by Tues evening, let's hope not...so I will have everything crossed on the day. And I'm a believer we'll survive...still!

As recent unexpected results prove, form is not something we can rely on to predict results. I'm suggesting that now Donny are no longer under the pressure of survival, they will most likely be a different proposition...

Donny worry me ...with the pressure off they can play freely

It's the Donny game that worries me now...they will be able to play with freedom and abandon