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Great film. I remember the assistant describing one of the players as “having all the pace of an Austin Allegro”

I remember when I was very young my Dad having a Talbot Alpine. He worked at the parts department in Tile Hill at the time which proved handy for him

Talbot Solara?

It had declined last season and its easy to see why 21-22 First season back. For the first time in over 20 years it felt like we were making real progress 22-23 Play off season, greatest season in decades After those two years the atmosphere was never going to be matched

I've never heard this before. I remember the story but I never realised he took on the smarmy O'Brien to correct him for spreading lies. It takes balls to put yourself on the radio, discussing all your personal problems with a journalist that thinks you're scum. O'Brien gets his arse absolutely...

Equally so Plymouth at home. Tension creates atmosphere. The second half against Plymouth was like a morgue, because the game was already won and there was no tension.

Doesn't have anything to do with the placement of the away fans though

Personally I thought the atmosphere was much better today. Especially the second half

He would’ve been far better trying for a decent league 1 club

That’s the whole point of football though. It’s emotional. Without emotions we only have logic. Now can you explain the logic in travelling all the way to Lancashire on a cold miserable night, just to watch 22 men kick a ball around? Whilst paying a small fortune in the process?

Looking like it will be a very lows points requirement for the play offs. 6th place currently heading for just 69 points

First midweek away win in nearly 3 years (discounting the play off semi at Middlesboro) 22 Feb 2022 was the last midweek away win, 2-1 at Bristol City

Never understood the xG thing. Does 0.98 mean it was unlikely for him to score?

Results business

Always liked his reply to this question during an interview in 2016:

That isn’t his thigh

Not even sure the 15k is accurate when you see it. Looks less than 10k

A very respectable crowd of nearly 21k. The highest out of the all Championship fixtures

A cold wet afternoon in Stoke-on-Trent is not a great occasion. They aren't Barcelona

I've never heard that about Arsenal before. I'm a history geek too and love stories like that