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Next week's and Saturday's fixtures are as follows; Millwall v Middlesborough Birmingham V Nottm Forest Bristol City V Blackpool Burnley V Millwall Coventry V Barnsley Doncaster V Peterborough Portsmouth V Leeds United Some tough games for our rivals, A City win to yet again give...

He is a nice guy. He used to be friends with my brother.

To me he is already appears to be a better player than Juke.

And an opinion I very much agree with. It's not just about Sisu and the players and the quality and the size of squad, it's also how we set out our stall in games.

We can avoid relegation though Tony. Tis definitely possible. Just not so with Thorn in charge ... and that is meaning no disrespect to Thorn, only that we now have a defeatist attitude and mentality away from home and he is obviously very much associated with that. Very much achievable...

Interesting. So when he plays brilliantly he is a class player and too good for a club like us, but when we lose and he doesn't play so well .... he's still just a kid!! :whistle::whistle::whistle::thinking about: :D

But you give any manager a big budget and he'd spend it wouldn't he. You can't blame him for having money and that also doesn't mean he couldn't work with no budget. Even with that budget he had, he had a win ratio of 48.88% and all managers spend some unwisely. Considering the budget Thorn...

Invitation to Weight Watchers?

No, that'd be Lee Clark who also only lost two home league games in the 2008–09 season. The Lee Clark who in his second season in charge helped Huddersfield to secure a play-off spot. The Lee Clark who in the 2010–11 season, guided Huddersfield to a third-placed finish in the league, earning...

Well that was my proviso for him coming. Based on new ownership.

Yeah, Thorn hates the game too. Mainly because when he takes his stance he can't see the ball.

Not going to happen. If Thorn did step down it would be Lee Carsley. We could however try lining up Lee Clark for next season if he'll hold on til then.

Nope. Back in training. Not considered match fit enough to be on the bench just yet though.

Didn't see many signs of encouragement yesterday that's for sure. Signs that we don't make the keeper make saves and don't create enough maybe. Those are not the kind of signs we were hoping for though.

Personally I would like to see Bigi getting more game time. He started so brightly when he first came in, but ever since the sending off and Thorn slating him he hasn't appeared to be the same player. Would really like to see McDonald being given a proper run out too, rather than being dropped...

Said the same before. Not a single probing question ever. Words questions so that he puts the words into Andy Thorn's mouth.

My take on it is that when the players are on the pitch the fans on the whole wish to try and back them as best as they can. It's a combination of that and apathy.

Bell doesn't. Well he can cross, but it's a ratio of one good cross for every 5 shit ones. Just how many times do his crosses not even get past the first defender? I mean someone who can cross the ball regularly accurately into the opposition box.

You do wonder why they beat us as they had won just once in 10 games, had scored just one goal in 8 games, the fans hate the manager, there's rumours of the players not wanting to play for him and they'd let in more goals at home than any other team in the entire division. That is why you...

Or 'Bellyup.'