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Didn't Wolves rest their players for a fixture at Old Trafford, basically writing it off, to keep them for a bigger game? I think if we rested players in a game which could directly affect another club's chance of survival (whether Wolves or elsewhere) on the final day of the campaign, we could...

How's it come to this? After losing the club once and having to start again, how are they in such dire straits again so soon?

Their gates are down to their pricing policy. £199 for an adult season ticket.

Bradford my preferred choice. What they did in the League Cup was outstanding, made me want them to get promoted.

Ditto. I don't have the faintest idea how many points I have and only wanted to go on there to check, but it's not working at all for me.

How much yet-to-unfold drama, torment, possible joy and frustration is hidden behind any combination of four of those letters. If only it were that bloody simple.

Windigestion, you might say. Arf. Sorry. Coat. :down:

I think we need to see photos of this item. :p

They've sold 2000, and you need only look at their official site to see that it's mainly to people who are either season ticket holders, away season ticket holders or those with plenty of loyalty points. In my view that sort of supporter is a proper fan and not going to risk future attendance by...

Yep, Crooks by a mile. Thinks he's some kind of great modern-day thinker, when in fact he's the Adrian Mole of the BBC's coverage - an 'intellectual' who comes across as a bit of a thicky. It's bloody football, for Christ's sake, you're not trying to finalise the Middle East peace process or...

If that's what's supposed to constitute 'fat' these days, then by rights I should be dead, I reckon. There are some truly horrible bloody people about - thankfully, blogging is a double-edged sword. While it gives you free rein to spit out some real bile if you're so inclined, that same bile can...

Bright openly admitted Palace don't want to play Brighton in the play-offs (while forgetting to point out that they haven't actually qualified for them yet). That's a back-handed compliment, at least. While I don't think he's much of a pundit, I also prefer his honest bias to the usual...

It could be worse. Taffy and his 'unstoppable JUGGERNAUT hahaha' could still be around. They're eight points clear despite that form. Worthy champions, over the whole season they've been the best side - as we've said ourselves in the past when praise for our own titles has been grudging at...

If you read the whole thing, it's so he's being paid until the shareholders' meeting. His contract was obviously up and they're trying to pay him while they sort out his future.

'Of the grass'? Some kind of hippy entreaty?

Is it only me who likes it, then, other than agreeing with the caveat about the slightly awkward wording? When you're in the gravy it's all the more important to remember the past, lest those mistakes are repeated - and to further enjoy how good it is now. I like the message of defiance...

Ulloa could have scored six against Huddersfield, it wouldn't have been as good as The Massacre. Very specifically, for me, the moment Lopez hit the top corner to make it 2-0. Haven't celebrated a goal that hard for a very, very long time. That's my highlight of the season so far.

Me too, 4-3. On a scale of 1-10 in nervousness, I'm already into four figures.

I remember that. Didn't the team coach pull up alongside that green at one point, in stationary traffic? We all rushed over there and I started getting proper nervous for the game at that point. What a night that was.

I was a whipper-snapper of 20. I remember one of their goals going in of somebody's back, another coming from a corner that was a goal kick to us, and that horrific Chewitts wrapper kit. Downhill pretty quickly from there, wasn't it? Though, had we gone up, it would have been after a season in...