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I'd like to see Martin up the middle again at some point, he was a revelation at Cheltenham, like a new signing.

At some point I think it's inevitable that you, Morecambe, Accrington, Bromley and Barrow go back down. Bromley is actually pretty big, 330,000 according to the census, same with Salford but don't have following to match. Yeovil and FGR both had very successful stints and may come back up as may...

Bloody hope not. We've Jones, Tsaroulla and Martin on the left but only Sam Austin on the right as Kellan Gordon looks right out of favour. Can see him leaving.

You've got Greg Abbott picking them though.

Kyle Wootton ran his contract down for you. We offered him i.proved terms but you offered him league football and I'm guessing a pay rise. Dan Crowley will be gone unless we go up I think. I don't blame them but it is irritating. Edit, thought you were a Stockport fan for some reason, sorry...

We've been forced into it to a degree. We keep getting it right and then other clubs come sniffing our talent and without a long contract we get peanuts for them or the players just run their contracts down.

The fee will be to pay his contract off. If he hasn't asked for a transfer he's entitled to this season's contract money. It's pretty standard, we've done it for Kairo Mitchell and a couple of others in the last I think.

If you go down Cedwyn Scott is well capable of 12-15 goals. He's been unlucky at Notts and his confidence is shot. Williamson had him pretty much as prolific as Langstaff at Gateshead.

We've taken 4 from 21 against the top 7. No points from 12 against the top three. If that sort of form doesn't change, as you say making the top three looks close to impossible. Walsall looked head and shoulders the best team we've played, beat us twice, not by much but they have the points...

I think one of you or Bromley may make up ground to challenge for playoffs. Last five games more important as a guide to potential than what happened in September.

The style works well enough if you've a decent budget for good players. We've more or less brought in a whole new squad since promotion as to carry on playing as we do required an upgrade. There's a lot of running off the ball to make it work, it's all pass and move and the wingbacks, midfield...

Must admit I always thought you'd stay up but every time things look like they're turning your way you go and get a horrible result. Table does look bleak tonight.

In the end a comfortable win with a clean sheet. Swindon were okay but we had the better team, man for man. McGoldrick really classy today, you could see why he's been a higher level footballer. Overall a great Christmas period for us, 12 from 15 must give everyone confidence and hope.

Think I'd find a spot for Martin, probably rest McGoldrick.

We need the win, home form is average. Swindon are in form but if we play to our best we should have enough to win.

We did, it was massively unbalanced and a train wreck of a season from top to bottom. Your advantage is that your owners haven't run out of money as ours did.

I'm not sure Cameron will ever be a good defender. His positioning is too often suspect. The bits I've seen of him in Scotland showed the same weaknesses. Good on the ball going forwards. Good luck to him though.

They also reminded me of Notts under Sam Allardyce. We romped the league that season.

You're 4pts adrift with a game in hand. You're nowhere near down.

It's easier to stay up from your position than it is to get promoted out the NL. Very few teams bounce straight back and if your new owners get bored and sell up its very easy to do a Scunthorpe or Stockport and spend years down there.