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Not the most popular player at Cheltenham over the his two years but will forever be remembered for scoring the winner against our nearest and dearest neighbours Hereford to set a cup tie against Everton. We made £200,000 from that and the sheep worriers effectively went bust.

Thanks, more signings to come apparently, at least one defender. I think we are going to go all out to sign some proven players this month.

Dan Holman confirmed for a five figure fee, we beat off four league two clubs to sign him as well.

Aren't our crowds amongst the very best in this league, seems a bit of an insult to compare us to Macclesfield who have always done very well on much smaller crowds. Not sure what our current average attendance is but it must be close to 3000 and it will only grow now we are top, when we are...

Where did you hear that? I'm not sure we are bankrolled to the extent of Eastleigh or Forest Green but we have a decent budget for this league and crowds above budget.

Our local reporter also stating we had first option on Brett Williams from Stevenage but decided against taking him.

Yes was going to Wimbledon but we offered better wages according to those seemingly in the know here. Luton were also sniffing around him but he wasn't likely to start there.

We are announcing a new striker today, widely thought to be Dan Holman from Woking, anyone got an opinion on him?

8000 is extremely impressive for this league and quite possibly one of the largest ever at this level, well done Grimsby.

I think a few CTFC fans would argue we had a dodgy spell at the start of the season when we were drawing games we would be winning comfortably now. But as I said it's disrespectful to think we have won it already even if it does feel we are becoming uncatchable.

2-1 was not a fair reflection today as we could have scored five or six and they would have no complaints - their keeper had a worldie today. Now we are seven points clear it's hard to see us not going on to win the league. Fair play to Kidderminster though not the worst team we have played...

Si Robin is absolutely spot on, Eastleigh were great for forty five minutes but we were well on top in the first half. Anyway after today's result I am feeling more and more confident about winning this league, seven points clear and lost twice all season (both of which undeserved stoppage time...

I have yet to see a single team look better than us over ninety minutes let alone over a season. However so long as Forest Green keep winning we do too and it's tight at the top with over a third of the season to go. Grimsby and Eastleigh are also waiting to pounce if both of us slip up but I...

That's a bit over the top, while I do agree we were poor for the first half we were well on top for most of the second half and could have scored several more. The better team on the day won but they certainly gave us a good game.

Full credit to Altrincham you played well today and as much as we were bad you were good. You didn't have a perfectly good goal disallowed though, your player hit the ball about five seconds after the whistle was blown, cracking strike mind. We won ugly today and both teams struggled with the...

Our Manager and Chairman have said we want to win the double this year so are taking it seriously. That said, we will make 2-3 changes I am sure.

You are missing Adam Paige who is on loan at Hereford and Jordan Wynter who was out on loan but is injured, not sure if he was recalled or just not playing.

The oldage that the team top at Christmas usually goes on to win the league is what I think Si Robin is talking about. Agree that we were not at our best but the result was never in danger even after Chester scored against the run of play just before half time. Second half was all one way...

I am 29. Anyway I am relieved we are not playing them but genuinely wish the Tigers well for the season and hopefully the council back them for a new ground so they can survive long term at their current level.

I live in Barnwood and have supported CTFC for almost fifteen years, I know a lot of similar people, like me who live in Gloucester and support the Robins. When I was at school quite a few of us would go over to Whaddon Road to watch football, the majority however preferred rugby or followed one...