Or on the other hand, you could be basing your view about Dack, on your memories. Not on the state of play, at present.

I think, because of a combination of JDT's favoured tactic, and Dacks return from injury. Dacks position this season will be on the bench, or at a different club. I hope I am wrong.

I just looked it up, and the premier league have just extended their £30 away fans ticket cap, for a further three seasons. With the price not to be reviewed until 2025. How can EFL clubs justify charging more than Premier league clubs ?

I thought the Premier league had brought in a price cap for their league of £30. It would seem strange for the EFL to allows clubs to sell, what could be an inferior product, for a higher price. I may have got the Premier League price cap wrong.

A train strike that day as well, another game I wont be going to. Aren't Premier league away fans tickets capped at £30 ?

But we did score from open play ?

Burns.

Take a wild guess.

It's changed from alphabetical, to who has scored most away goals

The bench.

Seemingly he has got a new Range Rover.

Sorry about that, it was a reply to TRUROVER's earlier post

Van Hecke

At £32.50 a ticket, I won't be going

Nyambe is not even on Wigans bench, that move gets stranger and stranger.

In my opinion, yes. He is exactly that player. He has great awareness of a situation, he picks and uses simple, good passes to keep possession.

And do you think the turnstile flashing a different colour is going to stop adults using concession tickets?

But if you have bought a youngsters ticket at the much lower price, the automatic system does not know if an adult uses the ticket. A simple solution would be to lower the cost of an adult ticket to a level where it is not worth doing the fiddle.

If you insist, I think your post referencing players cramping up because of lack of bodies, is utter bollocks. It's all about how you train for your particular sport. And how you play that sport

If I had posted my thought on this post, I think I might have been banned. So I haven't

I am not saying that is how the ref thought. That is why I started my quote with : I thought. If a ref makes a decission, which he then thinks may have been wrong. I suspect that may be stuck in his mind for the rest of the game, never mind just being a second thought. I know when I worked, if I made a mistake no matter how small, it always played on my mind.

Personally I think Dack will have to realise that his game does not suit JDT prefered plan A, but if we have to resort to a different tactic or what is referred to as plan B. Then Dack may be a focal point of that plan. I would not try to shoehorn Dack into a formation that doesn't suit him. That would be a Mowbray-esque type of decission.

I think the reason for not giving a second booking was that the ref took into account the first booking for Buckley. A Rovers player had actually been fouled by a QPR player, the ref allowed advantage then Buckley commited the foul for which he was booked, he also booked the QPR player for the initial foul. If the ref hadn't allowed play to continue, Buckley would never have had to make the foul that got him booked.

And yet we won. I know whose decisions, I would go with.

I bet he does.