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110%, Dave.

Yes. Not "next-the-sea."

And windows - how many windows did you arrive back with?

That's in his top 200, certainly

Me and @Huntstile Red have taken to calling the g4s the "goose," seein' as they've taken to calling theirselves "g4s." We prefer "goose" to "gas." Do join us, if you like. Honk, honk ....

What are we - 29th in all England? - and they must be, what, 90th is it?

Was happy with a point. Gave Wells both barrells for not taking it in the corner, til the net bulged ....

Who would that be, then?

This is where we come back, yet again, to poor old Steve, and his dubious decisions and choices. As @samo II, a quick look at the L1 table makes you wonder what would've happened if Steve had bombed Ashton out before he got rid of LJ. "Hindsight!" many will protest. But Steve is on the inside, with all the facts and the information at his disposal, the ability to speak directly to everyone involved, and it his task to make the right calls at the right time (like the owners at Brighton, Brentford etc) but when we look back, we can see that Steve makes decisions that are at best questionable. We had Bristol City with LJ and Ashton here, and the outcome was good and bad; then we had Bristol City with Ashton but not LJ, and the result was poor; what we never had was Bristol City with LJ but not Ashton. We'll never know what that could've been like. And that's down to Steve.

After seven games?

We've lost two in seven. Last season we lost 25 in 46 games.

Time to try running away from adversity, I reckon. What's the worst that can happen? They bump into mediocrity?

Showing now at the Novello in the West end. Your niece will go with you

They didn't sell 300 in advance, though. Not quite.

I don't think he knew where Barrow was/is, tbf. And still won't, now, having not been there today.

They go in for a bit of "rounding up" the Few, bless 'em. Never any rounding down, though. Or just giving it straight, ie it was 293, not "300." Imagine them playing cricket, you could never trust their scorer.

"Barrow had a moment of ill-discipline," said the bloke who's had a life of it.

Barrow helped out by the referee, says Barton. After he'd sent off a Barrow player. He didn't win the second half this week, tbf, or the first half, so he's got to focus on the ref this week.

"Upwards and onwards," says Big @Never to the dark side on Radio Local. Upwards and onwards, or onwards and upwards, it's all the same to me, up the City and (come) on you Reds ....

Front bottom, I believe

They drew the first half v Mansfield in 2014, tbf. And a lot of the second half. Right up until Mansfield scored, in fact.

Almost. Praying we didn't get promoted.

Man Utd visited Eastville on Good Friday, 1975, so clearly the attendance was less than it might've been what with the Tote End being at mass that afternoon.

If I recall kreckly, Man Utd drew 28k at AG that season, and 19k at Eastville. We are the Many, they are The Few.

It’s almost exactly like Tommy Doc's Man Utd and the Red Army rampaging around the Second Division in 74/5.