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All the Gas who travelled deserve a medal. Instead, they were rewarded with an absolute shitfest on a dire pitch in equally dire weather, which they should have won but somehow conspired not to.

Indeed, if we could learn to both score and defend, we might win one of them. Bristol Rovers tomorrow is a huge game, as they're in equally bad form as ourselves. Lose that and I can't see a way back.

Well, at least the players did try to somewhere near the best of their abilities, minus two ridiculously soft goals. Portsmouth didn't get out of second gear, just like Donny on tuesday, but were comfortably too good for us. The atmosphere in the stands should give some indication of what we...

I'd say exactly the same thing if roles reversed, but it's unlikely - we'd have to score a goal... I do recall you causing what was at the time a minor upset by snatching a 2-2 draw at our place a few years back when we were top of league one and yourselves in the bottom four, so you never know...

First time I've bothered to venture out of football related stuff for about a year. Used to check this part of the forum and its predecessor regularly, not that I ever majorly contributed much round here, but nowadays what even is there to contribute to. Partly people move on and there's no-one...

It's not a question of whether we'll lose to Portsmouth, it's more how many it's going to be. We have the worst form in the football league, Portsmouth the best... I'll go for 0-6. Two own goals.

Looked a lot less than that. Attendance was low all round in fairness, we've had a lot of games lately and are... shite. You can tell it's especially low as we've been very slow to release it.

2,200. Even with unreserved seating, you should get 2,000. I'll be astonished if we've only given you 1,450 (even if you were stringent with giving us tickets earlier in the season), we'd be mad to turn down free money.

We played well for the first 20 minutes, then Luke McCullough's legs went. After that, it was the easiest win Donny will have all season - they could have had more and we could play until Christmas and not score. We're down, bring on Oldham.

Some real specimens amongst that Bolton lot, they positively make our fans look intelligent. Harbour a grudge too, they absolutely hate us. Anyway, they wanted it more than us, both on and off the pitch - we looked like a team that are mentally already relegated.

Sunderland looked poor, yet we couldn't get near the ball second half. Be surprised if they go up, be surprised if we don't go down.

Can't deal with long shots to save his life. We did ok, but well it was to be expected. Spare a thought for the United fans who spent five minutes moaning about a lack of investment and how they want their United back. Parallel fucking universe for those deluded sods, turning up at a league one...

Felt like Watford didn't really try for the most part. You had a good spell for ten minutes in the second half, but apart from that, the most guile shown was when the keeper went down clutching his face to try and get Ferrier sent off. I think a better league one side than us would have won by...

It's a very long drive home after being soaked for two hours.

Pretty much that. Look forward to trading home wins with Crewe once again, providing they don't go up, and mocking the alleged extra dexterity of Oldham fans.

Everyone will probably have a different answer to the question of the worst away end in the country. But it definitely ain't Bristol Rovers, poor as it is. I'd say that Gillingham and Accrington are both worse in this league. Never had a good trip to Accrington, it's rained every time I've been...

The return of James Norwood, albeit he'd probably better bring his swimming trunks. Hopefully we make an early call on it for the sake of the Ipswich fans, can't see it being all that much drier than Tuesday.

You've never been to Boreham Wood then. They're hardly lenient with entrance fees too, no concessions either.

I choked on my tea reading that - LNER didn't give you a vast sum of cash? To see it from your perspective, you do have the perfect storm of no Premiership teams for miles around, a limited capacity and high ticket demand, so you can effectively charge what you want. But don't try and justify...

Absolute madness of a reschedule, surely they could have done better than that! The non-league FA Trophy takes priority over league games, why shouldn't the FA Cup? Hopefully Blackpool win tonight to rule out the possibility of a thousand or so of us having one day to make transport arrangements...