Is he back yet?

Bad news is still bad news no matter what the source. But I would rather hear facts, than speculation.

They have probably been told to look after their own timescale for delivery of the kit.

Any update on how many season tickets we have sold ?

At this moment in time, with The Rovers, it is an idealistic dream.

And after they have decided about their own fitness. They do nothing in training that has anything to do with tactics, defensive or attacking dead-balls, formations, plans A and B. It's the future.

I am thinking about what is likely to happen this coming season. Not some idealistic dream.

The thing is, if we sell Armstrong we may need him this season. So we will have to take a chance. That is what being a club of our size is all about.

Mowbray is the reason, I will not be a season ticket holder, this season.

People keep saying, if he stays another season, he will leave on a free. Personally I think his options will be limited. I don't think a top 10 Prem club would be interested. Would clubs that have just been promoted, or clubs that have just survived take a risk on an untried( in the Prem ) striker ? That leaves a couple of Prem clubs or another Championship club.

7 million for Brereton ? No one will pay that. Oh wait a minute !!!

Last season proved it.

If only life was that simple.

Have you got a link, and how are they going to organise ticketing for cup games ?

Even in just a football sense, being a Bury fan, would be depressing. Being relegated to non-league, would be depressing. Following an unorganised rabble in the second tier of English football may be a pain in the arse, but to me it is not depressing. As far as I am conserned; No more to be said on the subject.

We obviously have differing views on what is depressing.

I don't think it is so much getting annoyed at negative thoughts, but that some are almost depressive.

Are you , Hunting high and low.

We are sufferring, the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune-hunters.

To tell the truth I am more worried by the fact that at Half time Mowbray spent all his time talking to the Fylde staff and none talking to the U23s he was about to throw on.

It wasn't a case of worry, I was trying to point out that whoever you are playing, possession doesn't equate to winning.

It's never that simple

What i noted from the game was : The first half team, which was the stronger side, had more possession and drew 0-0. The second half team, which was weaker, had less possession but won 0-1.

Yes.

I think I did, it just fell on deaf ears. Well at least I got a little bit of satisfaction out of it. The Fylde fans around me, thought I was a bit weird, and I got plenty of social distancing. If in your world you believe you called it right, dream on .