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He also said 'they earned the right to be in the lead after 90 mins.' Earned from where? Murphy didn't even have a shot to save. Two horrible deflections is all Preston had to show for themselves all game, while we on the other hand, went close on a number of occasions and also had a perfectly...

Think away first would very much suit us. Win away and it'll take the pressure off the home leg. Get the feeling that once more we may well struggle in the home tie.

I'm confused. In what way we were lucky? 1. Murphy didn't have a single shot to save all night. 2. Preston hardly threatened at all. 3. Their two goals both came from very heavy deflections. 4. We had a stack of really good chances (Clarke clean though on goal, Baker hitting the bar, Baker...

I thought Jordan Clarke played okay. Some dodgy stuff here and there, but then made up for it with some intelligent play too. These match threads do make me laugh. Winning and it's all warmth and sunshine ... then go behind and we're shit and awful and the world is a very dark and bleak place...

Well, there you have it! We won thanks to my migraine! Had a really bad migraine yesterday. Tried to sleep it off and went to bed for 4 hours, but couldn't shake it. Lo and behold I didn't make it up the Ricoh last night and as a result we bloody won! You all now need to hope and pray I am...

You took a magician with you? :thinking about:

Sounds spot on that. Sent from my KIS using Tapatalk 2

Yes. No more superstitious nonsense. Fingers crossed.

I haven't got £1.36, so number 6 is looking most unlikely! Number 1 and/or number 3 seem most likely. That's if anything happens at all.

Coventry City boss Mark Robins says his team will try to "match" Preston North End when they arrive for Thursday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy northern semi-final at the Ricoh Arena. North End came in for criticism from home fans for their robust approach when the two sides shared a...

Starting to think maybe I shouldn't go. Missed two home games this season. Brum 3-2 and Walsall 5-1. Our two best home wins of the season. Maybe if I don't go (though I do have a ticket) we will win. :o

If I had two tickets and Pippa wanted to go, I would give her one.

Yep, remember that Simod Cup game well. Didn't we miss a couple of pens that night?

Get the feeling it is going to go to one of the old stalwarts though. Peyton Manning or Tom Brady. They are as good as it gets. Then the Packers have Aaron Rodgers, another top quarterback and the Falcons, Matt Ryan. Step too far for Seattle this year.

Macclesfield beating Cardiff. Luton beating Wolves Bradford beating Villa And now Swansea beating Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. I therefore see no reason why we can't add to these upsets tomorrow and win a game at home for a change!

For £60 I would be expecting to sit on the Queen's lap and hand out the trophy to the winning captain.. Sent from my KIS using Tapatalk 2

Nope. Difference here is, we are pretty much favourite for this competition. In the past we have been underdogs and only once has that worked in our favour ..... 1987. Preston is the stumbling block. The hardest opponent out of the sides left in. Beat them and you have to believe we can do it...

Andy Thorn!!!!!!!!!!! Followed by ... Richard Shaw!!!! There is your answer! I am nearly always optimistic. But when your club is being guided by Coco the Clown and Billy Smart's Circus you sometimes have to ride the storm until the circus leaves town! Oh, and did we win 5 in a row?

Also, possibly; World War Z - A zombie apocalypse movie, with Brad Pitt strangely enough, starring in it. Sinatra - A Martin Scorsese film about Ol' Blue Eyes.

Nope. Nearly always optimistic. Andy Thorn knocked my optimism for a while there, but now I'm right back on track!