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Quite a few of the above seem to be pretty clear cut for Yes or No. My thoughts on those that seem to be splitting the vote at near enough 50/50: Kuszczak - If he wants to be here, then definitely yes. Bruno - For me, it's a no. I'm delighted we had him here for two years, but if we want to aim...

I don't think it's unreasonable to expect Watford to get at least a point tomorrow. So if we can win our 2 home games, we have a week of knowing that a win at Forest will do it for us. What a bloody painful, nail-biting binfest of a week that would be...

If Ipswich don't win tomorrow, then this has been a very, very good set of results - with 2 winnable home games to come. I am happy.

Bournemouth 2-3 Weds!!!!!! What a great couple of minutes.

Looking at the table as it stands, that is brilliant news that Ipswich & Bournemouth have to play each other.

If we can get 3 points from the next 2 away games, it'll be hanging on and just about alive. Less than that and I think we're doomed.

1-0 to Man Utd. Obvious, wasn't it?

Four days after putting in a shambolic performance and losing at home to Barnsley, we went at beat top of the league Leicester (who I think are still unbeaten since?). It will be "typical Brighton" for us to go and win 3-0 at Blackburn now, and suddenly everyone will be happy as Larry. (Oh...

I completely agree - all tautologies tend to annoy me. The phrase "free gift" gets me (more than it reasonably should). If it wasn't free, it wouldn't be a gift; just call it a gift.

What an amazing article. People really did hate him, didn't they?

Looks like they've found it - relatives getting on a charter plane to Australia, and Malaysian PM to give a press conference in half an hour.

Indeed! To be fair, they've been decent tonight. But I know little about European football, so Olympiakos could be on a level with Arsenal or Accrington in terms of footballing talent for all I know...

I suspect they thought they could spin it as "Man Utd's last Champions League match" for the next 5 years, so worth giving special treatment too...

Change in story now regarding the data that suggested it flew for a few more hours - the data did not come from the engines, hence Rolls Royce's silence means nothing. Wall Street Journal: http://online.wsj.com/news/article_email/SB10001424052702304914904579434653903086282-lMyQjAxMTA0MDEwMzExNDMyWj

Brilliant - thank you :thumbsup:

I think it could be Ireland's year. Three home matches, including v Wales. Hopefully I'm wrong and England can pull it off though...

Where's the best stream for the Newcastle/Sunderland game? There must be one somewhere, and the sages of NSC must know where it is...

It matters which direction it's moving in; if that share of the top 85 (or however many) is getting bigger year by year (I'd guess it probably is, as quite that level of inequality hasn't always been there) then something is definitely wrong.

FEWER of us will be coming :wink: (That actually is my answer)

I don't agree with this at all. We're never going to win the Premier League, but the biggest limiting factor is money - and given our average Championship attendances are bigger than 6 Premier League clubs, there's no reason we couldn't compete for top half with the aim of winning a cup once in...