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Yes, maybe it does. That being the case you could potentially try to win hearts and minds on here seeing as we're such a tough crowd and not representative of the majority view. Outline all the positives and we'll go from there.

Some might say, job done, as they disappear back into the shadows

TM will be lording it over the possession stats. To be honest I think the only chance we have of getting rid of him is by hiring Henri Paul as his driver.

Leave it on the HT screen, more chance that'll get you out of your seat

He'll be bouncing up and down like an Easter bunny once the plans are approved, don't worry about that.

As safe as new build 5 bedroom houses in the RV

Seems to be a lot of roads leading to Colchester here. Jason De Vos is an interesting name to pop up too, did Mowbray ever manage him? Ah yes coached him at Ipswich.

Hughesy putting himself right in the shop window there.

Venky Homes, can you imagine the state of them? Mind you, it's plausible and makes financial sense for them.

Exactamundo. The sooner we all get our heads around this the sooner we can combine our efforts towards the removal of these scumbags.

Never said it. Nope. Never.

I've just resorted to laughing at Douglas. Trust me, it helps.

My initial comment was he is a level above anything we have. He is. He walks into our best 11.

Blimey. He's schooling our 2 centre halves in intelligent centre forward play. They can't handle his strength or movement.

Seriously?

Are you not watching?

Toney is a level above anything we have

5 million for Gallagher. Let that sink in for a moment....

Or another take on it, could Mowbray get Cardiff or Barnsley into the positions they currently are in the league?

Even Mowbray has managed to get a tune out of the team the last 2 games so, yes, definitely.

Down to the manager. End of. Are Cardiff or Barnsley better players man for man than us? No chance, the stark difference is in the dugout.

Playing really well and dominating Swansea. Dolan and Buckley excellent, Harwood Bellis and Trybull very good. However, special mention to Dack, buzzing all over the pitch, linking attack and defence early to feet and getting into all sorts of dangerous positions Looks the real deal tonight.

This is the point for me. It's obvious the lad has ability but has always struggled to impose himself in a tight game from the get go - almost hiding on occasions. Once we scored on Saturday and the realisation hit that Millwall were garbage it's noticable that he became more influential. So, has he the mentality to get us on top in tight games or is he the icing on the cake when we're in the ascendancy?

The problem with that outlook is that when we eventually know the 'benefits' (of which I can't see any) it will be too late.