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It's nothing to do with horses backed. I was responding to a post that said the ground could become a burden, I don't agree, I'm delighted we own it.

It still wouldn't of happened if we'd owned the ground and that's why I can't see it as anything but a positive that we do.

Apart from the 3 exiles, the postponed games due to a wrecked pitch, not knowing where you were going to be playing from one season to the next and the out of town rugby club regalia everywhere it was great.

If its true and the other teams have walked away then maybe the agent should be a bit more realistic about what he's asking for otherwise he'll end up with fuck all

OK.

So you can see why changes are necessary?!

Well no, because we're in quite a peculiar position. We have exceptional home form and away form that's fallen off a cliff, trying to use one to prove a point about the other is pretty meaningless. They need looking at seperately, and if both strands carry on as they are we could, and probably...

While simultaneously trying to argue for the status quo!

You're just being silly now so this is pointless. When a football team hasn't won away for two months I'd say most people expect them to try something different. The fact we're after Onyeka would suggest that that's what Lampard and his team have in mind.

No it doesn't. But I think most people would prefer to see things tweaked rather than just carry on repeating the same thing in the hope your fortunes change. By your logic why make in game tactical changes if what you're doing g has worked previously?

I don't think we should be winning games easily, which is why I don't agree with people complaining about single goal winning margins. But equally I don't find any consolation in losing by single margins. As for this peculiar new metric that SBT seems to have in the last day or two of last 3...

But as I said on another thread, just because something works for half a season it doesn't follow that will continue. All sorts of variables come into play, injuries, fatigue, conditions, opposition game plan. I also acknowledged that individual errors have played a part, though in the case of...

It's such a weird way of looking at things. We're picking up less than a point a game, not getting battered doesn't come into it. And I say the same about to home form, we're now winning games by single goals, but we're still winning and picking up maximum points, the winning margin isn't...

We can't repeat the pattern because 2 of those are home games and 1 is away and we don't have 2 home games for every away game and we haven't won away for 2 months.

I'm not sure how you can say there's nothing to suggest we won't get back on track? We've been displaying the same frailties for weeks on the road. Change it tomorrow and I'll be a bit more optimistic but otherwise I think teams will keep taking advantage. Fortunately we do have what appear to...

We've dropped 8 points in the last 3 away games and playing a high line has been problematic in all of them. Yes, there are other factors, individual errors etc but ultimately it has hurt us badly. We've got 3 points from our last 6 away, it's because we've been poor.

Our flanks are ripe for the picking.

No doubt, but it's not what they have the aim to do, it's what they have the capacity to do that worries me. The high line has killed us last 3 away games. It has to be sorted.

He's doing a great job, and start of the season I'd have snapped your hand off for play offs. But to screw it up from the position we got in would be heartbreaking. And after Monday night I'm really worried he's not sure how to sort it.

But they may do, so we have to restore ours to something more like it was. I doubt we're going to get back to where we were September/October, that's once in a generation stuff but it needs to be better than it is now