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Currently I'd order it like this: 1) Middlesbrough 2) Hull City 3) Sheffield Wednesday 4) Leeds United 5) Huddersfield Town 6) Rotherham United 7) Barnsley 8) Bradford City 9) Sheffield United 10) Halifax Town (won the Trophy, and Darren Ferguson is a giant knobhead, so Donny don't chart) It's...

I say this with all respect to Rotherham, but Scottish cup winners to violent relegation battle with Rotherham in a fortnight says a lot about footy North of the border. Hmm. Warnock back firefighting as the new year rolls in.

I appreciate it's a bit frustrating to get such a curt response to such a detailed post. There is an argument to be had of how to compare sides from different continents, countries and leagues. However, I feel like this is cherry picking - You can't say ''we're amazingly supported, but fickle...

Yeah, but isn't 'abolish' one of those words that rolls of the tongue? :thumbs: Anyway, Yorkies won't ever have it, and nor will Smoggies, but hey, who cares.

The one from North Yorkshire. I'll give you a clue, it's not Burnley.

What I saw on Twitter, I meant, not on the show.

Seattle Sounders are the second biggest club outside Europe in terms of attendances. They haven't even existed in their current form for a decade yet. Are they bigger or smaller than Universitario? Or Leicester ''fuck all'' City?

In the interests of balance, every second tweet that is in favour of the new Top Gear is because ''that...racist/violent/xenophobic/middle-Britain hounding/producer punching/arrogant/double denim*...knob Clarkson isn't on it (*delete as applicable)''. Which smacks of something very different...

Two sides from Yorkshire in the top flight for the first time in...well, 8 years since it was both this lot before. Would one of the sleeping giants please wake up? Seemed like Wednesday hit the snooze for another kip. Leeds are strung out... Otherwise, I always liked Hull in the lower...

Watching that was like turning up to see, say, Dread Zepplin, Noasis or the Bootleg Beatles and having them open by saying ''we'll mainly be playing new songs tonight''. Awful. And Evans clearly is a MASSIVE EVANS.

City or United fans, it doesn't matter. The MEN is going to be absolutely unbearable for the foreseeable future.

Nah, even Barry Corr or Freddie Sears would get in ahead of Cameron Jerome.

Seems a reasonable move, and relatively logical. If it goes some towards safeguarding the rest of the cup and other competitions, then why not. Just pondering where the axe could chop next, and had the strange idea that maybe replays between teams in the same division could be scrapped. Hmm...

Which goes against the idea that having two fanbases close and singing off being best for atmosphere. Otherwise, this project is looking more and more impressive. I'm not sure about Luton being the 6th trendiest place to life (I can think of a few reasons, without even getting down into the...

Without getting into the details of the proposal itself (which would take a lifetime), this is all based on the pretext that "English clubs are losing ground on Spanish and German clubs", and that it's due to the amount of games played. That is highly debatable, and at best, is down to...

Sheffield and Hull are in the North, obviously. Stoke is the North. For administrative purposes, the Midlands is part of the North. Norwich is East Anglia and not eligible for the North. Not that it would really affect selecting an XI!

I'd be far more inclined to call it a Premier League shake up for the Football League...

I think that's roughly our turnover for the last set of accounts. Which means you've lost more than the entire turnover of at least 50% of the clubs in this league. That is really staggering with a million quid sale. No wonder you guys aren't too pleased at the moment!

Orient lost 4.5m? Jesus. I can't remember the figures, but we nearly went bust over a third of that. That is just nuts, and I'm sure Os will concur!

There really is no need. It causes enough problems at a level where there is a more pressing need (e.g. part time players/the difference travelling makes). Last year Barrow were in the same division as Lowestoft, for example, so ended up doing a trip just shy of Carlisle/Plymouth. Although those...