To boost commercial revenue and justify having an away kit to sell Chaddy. We choose to wear the away kit. We don't have to. FA Cup versus Stoke in 2015. Didn't even change shorts.

The product (match experience) which we are paying for is severely diluted from that which we normally experience. Plus the number of games that can actually be attended is reduced. And if there are any further outbreaks or problems you will also be forced to miss more games. Under those circumstances, many people would be doubting whether to get a season ticket regardless of the price. Do you think that is the ideal scenario for the clubs to be raising season ticket prices? "There's no walk-ons this season Steve. How we going to claim the Waggot Tax" "Hmmm. Let's try a loyalty tax.

We won't. But we might have about 5 social distancing in my mates garage watching the iFollow coverage.

See my above post in July. Everything still stands except we now know that it is going to cost more than previous.

I'd say it's interesting and will watch it through. Its not the enthralling car crash of the first Sunderland documentary though. Its shows a bit about what happens behind the scenes but I just feel Spurs have had a bit of license to edit this as a PR piece. I doubt there will be much in it to paint anybody at the club in a bad light (I've also watched 2 episodes)

I agree from previous, but J*B will be known as The Postman by 5pm. ?

Mulgrew was at fault for which goal? The first one where Darragh gets under the ball (not helped by the full back)? Or the second where Darragh gets beaten in the air from a corner? https://youtu.be/mcNk3BlAOCw

Good defender for us, and certainly not someone who needs replacing, but still not commanding enough in the air for my liking. Mulgrew got panned, blamed and shipped out for our opening day defeat to Charlton, but it was Leninan at fault for both goals that day which came from high balls into the box. As Joe eludes to, his problem isn't necessarily that he doesn't jump high enough and win balls in the air. It's that he is in the wrong position or makes a wrong choice as the ball is coming in. Fortunately, even though he is not a youngster any more, I think that's something a 26 year old centre half can still improve on.

As it is international weekend, Leicester will have many first team players missing for this one. If we get beaten by their reserve side, some people's brains on here will short circuit.

May sign for West Brom. May not. Bit in paper.

One way or another that is true. Time will tell which side of this debate those 'idiots' were on. The 12 goal a season bar is set.

You've spent the last 2 years in cloud cuckoo land mate. He has been awful for most of his spell here, and shown little in regards to skill. At the end of last year, in his "improved form" since lockdown, he had one game where I would class him as good. Someone corrected me when I said this last week that in fact he had two good games. Woohoo, Now yesterday he did ok in the second half, helpled by his contribution to both goals. Keep that up for a couple of months and I will revise my opinion on him. However we bought him as a striker and he will never be a 12 goal a season man. He's happiest running with the ball, but almost wants to knock it past the defenders out wide and charge past them. Everybody wants him to do well and score goals. But people are now marking up his performances because they want him to do well, rather than based on what he actually does.

I would rather he had a more attacking threat, but as long as the defender defends well that's the main thing. Henning Berg played right back to win the premier league in 1995 and maybe got one assist all season (?) You wouldn't say that wasn't good enough as he was a key cog in a solid defensive unit. The usual comeback to that is that the game has changed and you need assists from both your full backs nowadays, but Fulham have just proved that you don't. Just as West Brom have just proved you don't need to shoe-horn left footers into your defensive or midfield paternerships for 'balance', another over-complicated myth. Is Nyambe the best denfensive full back we have? Clearly yes in my opinion (although I wouldn't my say he's a great player, more the others are poorer) If we replace him with a better defender then fine. But first and foremost he has to defend. Who is better going forward between Bell and Nyambe? Who is the better full back? It's. It not even close.

So you don't need your right back to be attack minded to be successful. My mind is well and truly blown. You'll be telling me you can get promoted with two right-footed centre halves and two right-footed central midfielders next. ?? What do you mean that's what West Brom did !!! ???

So are you saying they wanted their defence to simply defend well, and didn't worry about their defenders helping out with offensive duties? And this meant they conceded less goals? Wow. Revolutionary.

How did Fulham get promoted if full back Dennis Odoi only got 1 assist? I don't understand it.

What happens if it finishes level?

Amari Bell ?

Rules us out then. ?

1-1 now according to the on screen graphic. Blackpool must have used their cheat code.

Both were excellent finishes, and the second qas a good run and touch. However the marking for the first qas shocking by the centre half. ?

In reply to a post on the blackpool forum that this show that their defence isnt good enough:- "our third choice keeper, trialist left back and trialist centre back and second choice right back. Lot of rubbish on here today." Whats with these replays by the way?

Apparantly their left back and centre half are trialists. Blackpool forum reckon this half is their '2nd string'.

I've given him a good roasting on the summer transfers thread all day but that was a peach of a header!!

The problem being looking at the squad some of us don't feel we have an effective senior backup striker any more. As Roverfan99 eludes to, the days of throwing DG on to try and hold it up / flick it on and make something happen have now gone. At least Graham could change the dynamic of the game. Of the strikers we have, there is only Armstrong who could come off the bench and offer something different and effective, but he is surely the first name on the team sheet. You look at the rest of the players in our squad who can offer something different going forward if required from the bench and you struggle to pick one out. Your eyes are drawn to the name Harry Chapman again, but he has been outcast for all of his second spell.