If we accept most of what is written above, what is there left for the fans to do? For me the answer is the back the team that's on the pitch and hope we find a way to get through this at some point. Other clubs have faced worse and come back.

So we stay up, Mowbray leave and we have no players.

But do any of us know the numbers?

It would be a change of owner,

Mmm. Chapman has shown very little during his time at EP.

I understand that bit.

More of a case of when.

One comment.

For me, we lost the game in central midfield. Lenihan aside, I thought the defence did well, and Diaz put in a decent shift. However, we were out-muscled in central areas, exposing the lack of nouse and experience. That said the players fought like hell to get a result and I'm less worried about relegation than I was. More broadly, the club feels like a shadow of itself, with no sense of any light at the end of the tunnel. And who was that Wally with the brolly on the Riverside?

We'd agreed a fee with S'ton, so that's not the case.

Thought you'd know Chaddy, you seem to know about all the other twists and turns.

Very worrying interview from TM. Why would players stay when they can make a lot more money elsewhere?

Putting pressure on other deals?

A hard fought win. A good first half, followed by a battling second. Thoroughly deserved.

COYBssss

Not sure how that made it int the goal.

30 mins to get through - hate football

A decent first half against a weak Forrest team. Buckley scores and we would be looking very good.

Commentary delay.

I expect we're not signing a load of players of three year contracts because of money - hence the loans.

So why doesn't TM do that?

We have to wee with the willy we have right now, and the fact that the top-flight teams now have such a range of willies, we are in an event worse position, willy-wise.

Obviously a good addition for. club that is struggling to sign good quality players.

Nyambe as holding midfield player? Worth a try.

A good result.