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That is what happened to the England cricket team, and looked at how it affected them yesterday! 506 runs in 75 overs.

We have a similar approach, but our results are different. Although we may be blooding ours earlier. We had a 15 year 145 day lad play in the pizza cup last year. Indeed, he was not allowed by school to be in the squad against Ipswich last season. In our pizza cup victory recently we had...

Indeed, which supports the point I was making. Barrie said the day change would have no effect for them, but it will have a bit of an impact for us. It is difficult to get big away followings down here, so barriers like this make it harder. A big away following always adds positively to the...

our end is sold out, I imagine Vale will bring half or fewer than they would have for a Saturday match. think they have sold 3-400.

I dunno, I am quite enjoying it :) Silly extended pull by Bernard there, gave ref no option.

What may have happened, and we all would have done the the same, is that after first Huddersfield and then WBA, asked to speak to him that he would have negotiated an improved salary.

Could he be our Eddie Howe? He seems to be buying into our plan.

Or at least any compensation if he goes will be more substantial :whistle:

I get why fans would do it, and normally the purpose of the booing is to put pressure on to the owner to sack the manager. I just think it demotivates the team rather than help solve the problem. That said, I do recognise their gets to be a point when enough is enough.

What’s you view about fans slagging off Moore? Would it help Wednesday if more fans were vocal in booing him during a game? Or would it demotivate the players?

I beg your pardon :)We were managed by John Sheridan. And Bobby Williamson managed us before he sorted his life out. In neither case did I feel booing was helping the team perform better.

Indeed, if you make a howler in team sports it is like you have had your pants pulled down in public. No need for someone to suggest yer pecker is weenie as well, that is adding insult to injury :ohm:

We took 2,283 to Derby, there was clear room available. Few thoughts on the experience: 1) It took six times before we were directed to our seats - the stewards had no idea, not helped by the fact that where we were there was no letter on the end of the row. Probably just in our area, but...

Interesting juxtaposition there of two diametric approaches. I just wonder who in their place of work was told by someone they were fing useless would perform better or worse? I am going to guess worse, so not sure why footballers, coaches and players would be any different?

Was Nigel playing in the centre of the three? if so he no where near as assured in that position as Scarr (or indeed Bolton would be).

he is 19 I think and like many at that age has good games (his passing is more likely to find a gap up front than most CBs) but he can also get out of position and put us under unnecessary pressure. he has started but that is because I think that Bolton who would start has a serious ( and I...

I’d also say that it sounds like you did the right thing and get in our face, stoping us play our game. This season against such teams we have been able to bring on very fresh high quality legs against a tiring team. You did not tire and we did not have the level of subs we have had.

As I was brought up in Arsenal Road I should, had I been born decades before, supported Woolwich Arsenal. However, they had buggered off to North London and changed their name by the time I came along. The closest pro side was Charlton, went a few times, but never grabbed me. Dad was a...

I think it is an off month. Think we are waiting for key players to come back. When your bench has two 17 year olds and a 16 year, with the later getting on, you know you are in trouble. Still at least we did not lose anyone today. I understand we have 12 or possibly 13 fit outfield players...

Jeffers did okay in a wing back system, but you are right 4-4-2 suits his poacher instincts even more.