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Are BBC and ITV sharing FA cup TV coverage this season?

You still living in the far East you hypocritical wanker?

It could be but I suppose it's probably easier to do with a common or garden train not one that is possibly full of football fans. That said, I don't think they have the trains to do it. It is a classic example of the stupidity of rail privatisation, it's a complete mess of non-aligned priorities.

The southband platform has space for 6 car trains, the northbound has space for 3 car trains (which is stupid really). The platforms on each side should be sufficient for 6 cars and they should run a shuttle between Coventry and Nuneaton on matchdays. Birmingham fans can get the train to...

The pollution from a train running along a line is nothing compared to hundreds of cars.

Yes, him and suntan Joe.

Dulieu was Hoffman's replacement

Hoffman was chairman in be Sisu's early days where many poor decisions were made and the club was badly run. I'd personally rather he wasn't involved.

Lang was linked with us in the summer wasn't he? He's always looked a decent player to me

Since I've watched he's been ok.

Tbf to Bayliss they're using him in the wrong position, he isn't a deep lying midfielder. He also looks like a player bereft of confidence after not playing for 2-3 years. Preston have managed him atrociously

It was a very rare error from Roland Nilsson that led to the equaliser. Though on balance of the two games you just have to concede that Alan Kelly played a blinder and that's that

Not a chance, they are 9 points adrift and haven't won in 7 games

Because Derby are highly likely to be relegated this season is based on the current deduction, therefore a further one has no material impact

Find it difficult to believe anybody would want to takeover at this moment tbh. You'd wait until the summer so you're not funding wages for players going out of contract anyway. I think it would have been a better idea to defer the second deduction to next season but assume that's not something...

He played centre half as we had injuries, not because he was better there

Such a significant moment in history really, I fully believe we'd have gone on to the final

Darwin had it right

It was more the tactics that delivered the uplift in results, the aggressive way we play now started at Rotherham after a preview at home to Brentford. We've not looked back.

Bet Spurs fans are delighted he's suddenly found his scoring touch