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So you were totally fine with the story, but the lack of a verbatim, on the record quote in the headline means they're "clickbait gutter press" not worthy of advertisers' money? O......k then.

What specifically about the headline "Tony Mowbray up for City challenge" was incorrect at the time?

Bravo everyone.

Genius tactics from MacFarlane then! I mean, you're right in principle. But if I had a choice, I'd prefer we have more possession than that in the remaining games...

33% possession! JFC

One of the strangest articles I've ever seen, kind of alarming how quickly he's lost the plot. Even Les Reid took a few months to go crazy.

Nothing short of bizarre for Les Reid to have written the Observer article about the letter if he's insisted on signing it himself. What on earth is he thinking?

Other things the Telegraph is guilty of: * The framing of Deirdre Rachid * The lack of a 'barbecue summer' in 2012 * Leaving the toilet seat up * Refusing to "get a little bit softer now" whenever they play Shout at a wedding * Sheffield United's equaliser last week Disgusting.

The same Telegraph that's published multiple editorials calling for the owners to sell the club? I doubt they're too worried about access at this point.

I swear Lee Mills looked like an early prototype of Didier Drogba during his loan spell. We were howling for the board to sign him on a permanent deal. Oh well!

Ah sorry, the weekly call-to-arms will solve everything, I forgot. Just like the open letters, that's bait, done to get the people going. Except in this case, the people decided they aren't going anymore.

Genuinely feel a little scared for my personal safety after reading that, not sure why.

If we had bought Sixfields and moved permanently to Northampton, and then proceeded to put up larger attendances than any other local team, then I expect they would have done. Honestly, I don't care about Wasps one jot but the hysteria about this is laughable.

Seriously, for someone who has such a bizarre opposition to actually gauging the opinion of the parties involved before forming your own beliefs, do you not find your inability to communicate in anything other than rhetorical questions a little strange?

Even complete basket cases like Blackpool don't have to go too far back to remember their glory days. I'm sure they would say that means nothing given their current plight, but I've got no idea what it feels like it, so I wouldn't know either way.

I love this - Nick openly sneering at the idea of gauging the opinion of others before forming your own. Hey, maybe we should have a poll!

If it was a consolation goal in stoppage time? Pretty average, I guess.

Madine's penalty yesterday was clearly a slip on a bad pitch, not too concerned about that. And I'm yet to see much evidence that practicing penalties produces concrete results. But long-term, missing so many penalties over such a long stretch of time is a big enough statistical aberration for...

Completely agree about the negotiation point, but what you're saying could just as easily be used to justify more radical/confrontational protests. Clearly there are large portions of the fanbase who see no benefit in trying to "build bridges" or "keep it polite", because they either feel it's a...