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To be fair, the home fans are as quiet as a tennis crowd - easy mistake.

3 teams on 33 points, an Albion goal (out of nowhere) would put us on 32 points, putting us right in the race to stay clear of relegation. The ball is literally in our court.

Of course, but anything to fuel the anti-JFC brigade.

Sky Sports News are showing the Championship goals as they go in tonight, might be worth having it on, on mute, whilst listening to BBC Sussex/Player.

Agreed. In comparison to some things, it really isnt that bad. If you ONLY watch Premier League football, then its awful, but if your watching a few hours a day, then it works out under a pound a day. That said, Sky on the whole is fairly expensive, so any increases made will make me think...

Lack of transfer activity in attacking positions is haunting us - amen for the loan window shortly. KLL on a tiring defence has undone teams late in games in the past, think including the last game at Cardiff included. Our main issue is Marshall in goal, he was immense for them at the Amex.

We havent even kicked off yet - Jesus Christ :facepalm: The bench is rather strong tonight anyway, the later the game gets (if it isnt out of sight already), then the more of an advantage that becomes. JFC also plays as Stephens, who would have gone into that position, cant last the entire game...

Calde in defence, Bruno in midfield - much prefer it like that myself.

#BHAFC team v Cardiff: Stockdale (GK); Calderon, Greer, Dunk, Bennett; Ince, Bruno, Kayal, Teixeira, Forster-Caskey; Best. Surprising.

Realistically the last 2 seasons its not been brilliant - its been the same teams near the top since the start of the season. With every team going for it, it should result it being tighter than ever which would result in exciting matches each week. Will probably kill off the excitement in the...

2-0 Albion - usually do well at Cardiff and our away form isnt that bad, also Cardiff arent doing great at the moment.

Will the premier league share it around (a silly question) to clubs in need - Of course not. especially to the grass routes - The Premier League probably think Grassroots is something to do with the turf on Premier League pitches. Wonder if ticket prices will continue to rise - Absolutely.

Even Barber may turn around and say "F*ck it, we are going to have to go for it now" - the reward is better than the loss if you get there. It probably now also makes the Championship Play-Off final the most expensive game in football by miles.

Unless we fully take back control of Australia - unfortunately we do.

Yes, this is 100% not a joke, Australia have been invited to take part in the 60th anniversary Eurovision show this year, despite not actually being in Europe. If they win, they will stay in the contest for future years too...

Well, its more worth it than ever now, especially with the £100M just for finishing last - even clubs coming up from League 1 will probably go for it. Hopefully it results in an exciting Championship next season. It should also be noted that Football League slots on Sky will probably now be...

Derby Personally I hope Bournemouth crash and burn under massive fines and embargos from FFP, massively dislike that club, unlike Derby who are rather likeable and The Wally with the Brolly has done a decent job there without spending loads.

Getting into the Premier League for the 16/17 season is now bigger than ever, most of the Championship will go for it next season now.

After todays flumpage, looks like we wont be getting anymore - pretty much nothing forecasted (rain or snow) for the next week. It may be time to put this thread to bed very shortly - at least we actually got some decent snow before Winter finished - shame it never fully laid and caused chaos.

Its really not that bad, most STHs will probably have a scarf anyway !! Its just a certain Albion Twitter account which has a fair few followers posting something which fits their anti-Barber agenda and all that.