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I prefer to go with the 'reckon' of someone who goes to games and when I do go I make my own opinion formed by what I am seeing in the flesh i get to watch the games on ifollow and it's a great service. That said I love going to games.

I know its all about opinions and I try not to comment on games I haven't seen live but when I have seen Haynes for me he has been our best player in most of those games. I am sure at some stage he will be a midfielder/winger. I read on here that some think Jones is the best player in this...

In a one horse town, in a one horse race we are in second place.

I am not a youngster but feel that the product is more important than the price and I would suggest that if the product was better then the gates would be bigger. If you opened the gates with free admission you wouldn't get much of an increase with the dross we have become accustomed to.

Yes that's all very impressive but he never made the Motherwell squad did he?

I wonder if we had Wise for the season would we have have been promoted?

We didn't really hurt Mansfield after the initial stages. To be fair they didn't hurt us but when they scored they had been on top for a while. We never really laid a glove on their goalie.

Then you didn't watch the same game as me. Just my opinion.

If our team had done what you accuse Mansfield of doing we would have been applauding them.

We didn't deserve anything but I am not sure they did either. The quality of the football is dire and we tend to sink to the level of the tempo the opposition set. This was the game I expected but hope it wouldn't be. Anyway on the next match......

We are putting the ball out of play too often but so are they. Both sides seem to be edging up the field by virtue of throw ins.

Stein gave us something we were missing and although not prolific chances came because of his presence. Anderson was top dog for a while before Stein and Hutch came and he needed support. It was the lack of goals in 74-75 that hurt us and Milne looked to change things and brought in Cross and...

By half a metre apparently

We will never know but do you think he regrets letting Dublin leave to play football once he was fit? He stated Dublins attitude meant he had to let him go. He was superb, dedicated and a great guy in the dressing room but needed to be playing.

Huckerby was a fantastic talent but too easy to read. He had one trick and exploited it magnificently until defenders worked him out. He dropped his shoulder and cut inside and ran. He didn't do well at City or Leeds and found himself again at Norwich in the second division where he was...

Newcastle had a very low turnout at Highfield Road after their relegation was confirmed in 78 I believe. Night game and there were low teens in the kop corner. I can remember a game st Easter 73 when we played Sheffield United at a 3 sided Bramhall lane where we took 1 red house coach and that...

His replacement at MUFC? Eric Cantona. I don't SAF will think he made a mistake! Do you?

Tommy Hutchison for me, possibly nostalgia plays a part. He was a great provider and a wonderfully fluid footballer who could twist and turn opponents with ease. From his home debut againgst Man City he was our talisman and made things happen for 8 great years, left too soon and I felt he was...

It has been said that we struggle against the poorer sides that sit back and are better against the decent sides. It has also been said that This is down to tactics. It maybe that Steve Evans is an astute manager and therefore will have studied our season to date and won't let his team be...

Thank you for your considered posts Bawtryneal. I value your opinion and stayed away from this subject for a week until I was called out again for supporting Dale Evans. For what it is worth I do think Nick's comments were ill thought out regarding Nigerians and credit card fraud. Now do I...