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Getting to the virtually 1k hospital admissions a day now, this needs to slow down and quick.

Delete It was a good effort, he's a very composed player. Imagine he was playing at the Ricoh, I can hear the "GET RID OF IT!!" already.

In fairness to Sheaf, he's a definite step up from Kelly as an attacking force. I think he's had shots on target in all of his games so far. He should have pulled it back for Godden who was screaming for it (you can hear it on the highlights) when he had that shot in the first half

WRONG THREAD

Do they show football in bars over in Czech (generally i mean not at the minute due to covid)?

Tell a lie actually, he's been released from contract but is still training with them. He was really decent back in his day.

Pask is the possible answer, but he's not yet been tried in what is purportedly his natural position

Didn't realise Nathan Dyer was still at Swansea. Given it is 10 seasons since we played them, he played in all of the previous Championship games we played them in

We didn't manage a win against Swansea in the 6 times we faced them in the Championship. We've played them 3 times at the Liberty Stadium, two nil nil draws and a 2-1 defeat.

We had more space as we suddenly had 3 midfielders to move them about and we started to push the wing backs on. Given that Brentford lost 4-2 from a winning position in the previous game, the talk of them letting their foot off the gas seems off to me.

I believe Walker is intended to ultimately be first choice ahead of Godden (and maybe it's the case that if we'd signed him on loan in 2019 Godden might not even be here). I believe he's quicker than Godden, so perhaps he's going to try and provide the running behind that we desperately need...

My sister works for the former CovPress, whatever it's called now. They run hand to mouth in the best of times, the local Jag supply chain is a deck of cards

Who'd have thought it, self employed tradesmen being busy yet not reflected in any official figures!

Pask is quick, stick him up front :D

Look, it isn't all down to Brentford dropping a level, it's cringeworthy to hear this. They were only two goals up not five. They may have taken their foot off the gas but regardless of that, we got into the game through changing what we were doing.

Not just signings, most players I believe had a contractual uplift on promotion, I'd guess at 10-20% on average

The type of people who own all of these clubs are not in it for the good of the competition, so even without a supine set of governing bodies it'd be difficult to get any agreement on it. You can't help but feel a split is inevitable, with teams like Liverpool and United ending up as some...

Like I have said previously I have felt for a long time that the Champions League is the shadow European Super League, I mean there is a core of teams that qualify every year and essentially orient their season around it.

Thought this was interesting:

Lots of social media projecting while they're both texting somebody else during the evening