Bernard Lerring

Ridiculous. And yet thoroughly, depressingly predictable. The Lansdowns track record favouring familiarity over capability is astounding when you stop to think about it. I'm still frequently baffled thinking how was SL so successful in business with that kind of decision making

Nick carle, Marvin elliot and mickey Bell (in their prime) please!

The Lansdown looked very sparse (the stand, not his coffers)

Thanks, Will give it a listen. Have you guys figured out a system to avoid talking over one another yet? I enjoy the podcasts content, but sometimes it's delivery is really detrimental

You know the injury crisis has gotten bad when we've resorted to signing the claverham gimp

Give it to Ian Gay til the end of the season

Another injury or 2 and you're in there mate. Bring your boots on Saturday eh

The subject of leaving early is well documented on here, but... Does anyone know how late you can get a ticket after k.o (online or in the ticket office), and still get into the game? I'm having to travel back to Bristol on Wednesday night, and will be cutting it fine

Probably in the minority with this, but I wouldn't mind a few more Fri night games. It's a good way to see off a week of work

Best moment of the match for me, even got the grumpy old bugger next to me on his feet (for the first time since korey sank United in 2017)

I made the mistake of reading Facebook comments earlier, he's definitely getting pelters. Social media turns out to be full of over the top reactions, who'd have thought it?!

Was sat right behind it, it was an incredible save. But it's also another stick to beat cornick with for some (well, many it seems)

Having grown up in that neck of the woods, I know a few people who had their first girl on those playing fields ?

I feel like we've been saying this for years. Thats not a dig at you, it's just quite a depressing realisation. Some things are worth investing in quality, and a midfield "heartbeat" for the team is worth loosening the purse strings for I'd say

Most consistent? Possibly Most important? Not so sure about that. We've been crying out for someone to dictate the game in midfield for years. If we now have that person (in Knight or Naismith), then that's our most important player

Nearly 5k?!?! A (Forest supporting) mate did the same thing at the City Ground a couple of years back and it was definitely under 100 quid per player. Seemed pretty reasonable at that price and something I could imagine a fair few fans would be up for I could definitely picture myself, in front of the south stand, shanking one over the bar from 4 yards out

6 long years is more than enough time for a player to show themselves. One of the most frustrating city players I can remember (not worst, but most frustrating)

Bit cynical mate. I'm made up with my Wayne Allison pic that's just arrived

Anyone got a stream for it?

One can only assume that Ashtons mirror is going to see a lot of action this bank holiday, both snorting and w*nking action

Unrealistic scenario... Man City were playing a couple of hours later so Pep would have been seeking ian's advice at the time in question

Things i never thought I'd read... O'dowda and exciting in the same sentence. Mehmeti got me out of my seat more in his first 6 games than o'dowda did in his whole 6 years. As mentioned elsewhere, if Mehmeti learns effective decision making, he'll be a serious threat for us

The return game was amazing... players up for it, the crowd even more so and under the lights too. One of the few times in recent memory that I've genuinely thought that the Gate was an intimidating place to come to. I'd say the Swindon players felt that too judging by the scoreline! Great times

You've obviously not been to Knowle. We will NEVER forget

They have one down the side of the coopers and it sticks out no more than 10cm from the wall, works just fine. Surely the club could manage that without significantly obstructing access or reducing capacity?