Well Rich Sharpe was wrong it was a fiver to get in. It finished 6-1 against a very poor Utd team. Should have been more than five at half-time. The second half was a stroll, giving everyone a game.

Impressed with Edun as a left wing-back, Adam Wharton is majestic, Mola is not a center-half, JRC poor, Vale missed more than he scored, Leonard is physical and strong.

Are they coming on horse-back ?

The "Frido" balls seemed to be the only plastic balls heavy enough to have a decent game with.

So the rail strike won't effect you, but it will effect others.

The train strike isn't going to help either.

Absolutely pissing down here, is there any danger of the game being off ?

I want to know how much it is going to cost to watch tomorrow, if you don't know, then stop answering.

I don't know, that is why I asked.

How much does it costs to get in to the U21s tomorrow ?

Probably newspapers.

Sunderland ???

My memory is easily confussed, too much drinking of their products at a young age, maybe.

I thought Mathew Brown had the Duttons brewery.

Did Nuttall & co, run Lion brewery?

OK then, they are all soft tissue injuries that we don't know the extent of. We don't know whose fault it is, or what is causing them. But the problem has to be found and rectified. I don't care who does it. Just get it done.

yes.

Scotland can cement their position as the third best football team in the UK.

That is a stick that I will never tire of beating Mowbray with.

Like I posted, I do not know all of them. But what I do know is that it is far too many.

I don't know exactly, but Carter, Ayala, Markandy spring to mind.

The amount of soft tissue injuries our players get, especially in training, would mean that the first one is urgent.

3-0 to the 2 R's

Opinions Eh. You don't see us getting out of the group. I don't see us losing a group game.

More to the point, a successful recovery.