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Some changes in the Boro team today apparently.

We had our best run this season without Rudoni and this scenario is exactly why we bought Woolfenden in. He needs to prove his worth now.

Derby at home could be tricky. Straight after the international break and several players travelling long distance. USA play under 72 hours before we play. I expect a number of changes for that game.

Quite misleading. £90m of loans written off and still a £30m operating loss.

Any of our rivals had their fixtures changed? 12.30 kick offs?

I believe Stoke have a few players coming back to fitness and Robins has a track record for delivering shock results.

A possible reason for their poor home form and a good game to employ a more direct style?

Assume he's the No7? At least 3 opportunities to play a pass and makes the wrong decision every time

Difficult to know until we see their line up. If they prioritise the FA cup run and play a strong line up it could impact their fitness and confidence if they do get knocked out.

Continuing the Easter theme. What is the likely impact of the international break on us and other teams? For us: DaSilva - 2 games for Wales, but minimal travel. Just the injury risk and fatigue to worry about? Onyeka - Nigeria have a tournament in Jordan involving Iran. Will it even go...

If you're an optimist (I am), we're matching Burnley's trajectory from last season. After 30 games they had 58 points, after 35 it was 71 and they eventually finished on 100. It's hard to see this team in it's current form and fitness losing more than a couple of games. It really is a case...

It's a straight forward mathematical calculation. If one of them wins our points target (for guaranteed promotion) is lowered to 96 as opposed to 97 with a draw. Once the fixture actually comes around a draw might be the outcome we want.

We're not going to know what a favourable result is until all the prior games have been played. As it stands today a win for either of them would be most beneficial.

At this point in time 97 points is the target to guarantee promotion and anything below that relies on Ipswich or Boro dropping points outside of their game with each other. Of course that won't be the ultimate total required but this team has proved before that it can deliver an exceptional...

Just as we assumed Boro would beat Oxford and Leicester. The games have to be played and won, which is not a given.

The top 6/7 clubs don't have enough money, so obviously into their pockets.

I can't go all in on supporting Blues, so a draw would do nicely. Also don't want them in the play offs with a chance to go up with us or worst case have to play them.

Does the club have free cancellation on it's Friday night hotel booking 🤣

I think there would have to be a phased withdrawal. You can't have teams committing to spending plans and then have the rug pulled after the event.

The 'cast iron' points total that will get us promoted is 97. In other words 8 wins and 2 draws. That is in the event that Boro and Ipswich draw when the face each other and win every other game they play. Almost an impossibility.