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Anyone but Wrexham. I cannot fucking abide them or the wankathon that surrounds them. They used to be a football club, I believe.

That's shocking. You'd be fucking livid if you were a Swansea fan.

No chance. It'd be a nightmare to get from one to the other. I don't think they even consider each other particular rivals, do they? Swansea hate Cardiff, and Wrexham hate Chester.

That might be an explanation for how lost I feel now... Please explain!

Though being pedantic, you can't have degrees of uniqueness.

You could shove pins in yours eyes and turn the telly off*. Tbf, they didn't say the pins were to specifically to stop them watching the game. *Probably turn the telly off first, as it would be harder to find the button afterwards.

Since promotion back to the Championship our record v Millwall in the league is: P12 W8 D1 L3 F24 A9 They are being a little presumptuous there.

Don't help them!

The problem there was the horse didn't move.

Nothing in it for Brighton. If they sell their keeper, they need a replacement, which is what they'll see Rushworth as. I'd imagine if they want to keep him, and keep him happy, they need some guarantees of first team football for him next year. Also, I wouldn't want a player on a buy-back...

Fair. 😂

I don't want to argue this, because there's no point, but one thing: Why do the 6 points against Middlesbrough get the dismissive "customary", but no caveat given for the 0 against Preston or the 1 against Norwich? Also 'customary', presumably?

Aye. And will never get to prove it one way or the other, so speculation is pointless. All you can determine is whether the person you brought in had the desired effect. In this case, emphatically, yes, he did.

To credit Robins with whatever success we get from this season would be a disservice to Lampard and his team.

No we haven't. We've been to see what he's been able to achieve in a season and a bit in Stoke, taking into account all of the given variables associated with that job. Stop the pointless conjecture on things that will never be proved one way or the other.

As it turned out in the season and a half that followed, yes; beyond that, pointless conjecture. 23/24 we were misapplication of technology away from a cup final; without a cup run, the play offs would have been more likely. Who knows what would have happened. I agree that the play offs would...

I don't care where we end up clinching it if we do; I just want us to clinch it as soon as possible, so I can stop fretting about it.

It's the kind of shite that can back and bite you on the arse, isn't it. One thing I'll say is I don't believe for a second that Lampard is allowing the players to think that way. He's far too experienced of being in this position to not instill that there's a lot of work to do yet.

This thread does strike me as celebrating before the ball has crossed the line. In fact, it's only just passed into the six-yard box. The nearest defender looks too far away, but with a well-timed slide and a bit of luck, you never know.

I don't really know what that means, to be honest. If the lottery of a penalty shoot out had have gone our way, or if Hamer hadn't gone off in the play off final, he could have taken us further. It looked as if it had run its course by the time he left, though. Is that saying the same thing...