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Not sure we will do all that but whatever, gus has lead us out of the Wilderness, the Dark Days and those of us who have been around a number of years know that we play some sublime football. OK, the jobs not finished, the building goes on but just look around the football world and you'll see...

It's in our DNA, midweek winter away games at far flung, half empty, grounds against teams really needing the points. We are lovers, not fighters, soft Southerners, cultured foreigners. Sadly I didn't expect much from these games and it doesn't look good for Sunday, but then football has a...

That's what I watched and it mysteriosly changed about half way through.

Happy days. We were now pulling away from the relegation places thanks to an impressive home record since the arrival of Freedie Goodwin Esq and his wonderful signing of Alex Dawson.

Yes, but why?

Yep and some of us were served up the North West regions version, 'sake.

So far it just shows that nobody in authority wants to take any action and, as for Kitkat, it's a disgrace that he could write to you and direct you to the wrong ward cllrs but then he's hardly local. Should we also accept that certain areas of the City, with a reputation for violence, be...

Actually the 10/10 was not the Albion round (although pretty good) it was the radio round. Just being smug, like. (forget the 1/10 for food & drink)

Another vote for River Deep... In my very young days it was one of those tunes that really blew me away

Well pleased with a 10/10 on Albion and a 9/10 on music (Who) so left the rest of team to come up with the other answers, hence we didn't win!

Kit Napier was also rather expert at rounding keepers. Great vids and, as I watched, Mary Hopkins' "Those were the days" was playing on the radio, and that went on to become a terrace chant.

I won't spoil it as I think I did rather well on this last night.

I bunked school, despite a servere warning. Thankfully, the teacher must have thought I had suffered enough so nothing more was said.

That made me LOL, and I shall tell the great man tomorrow!

The crowd was way above our average, at least twice as much, and bigger crowds were recorded across the country for these Sunday games. We also had around 17,000 for our next Sunday home fixture v Hereford, and these were matches involving low to mid table div 3. We also played Cambridge away...

I quite likes 'The Roost' for WSU.

Many people will also be paid during the next few days too.

I thought the new seats were available this weekend but not showing online.

Probably not, as a 'still' photo, but in the mayhem of match action....

I also think too many goalie tops clash with the colours of their team, the opposition or even the referee & I'm surprised the rules have been relaxed so much. With the modern habit of keepers sometimes going up for corners you could even get keepers clashing with eachother!