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Looking back, the majority thought that mid-table, top ten would be an achievement. Despite our unexpected flying start, TM did warn us to keep our feet on the ground as this could change when grounds became heavier. So, to still be in the top six, still with an outside chance of automatic...

Walsall have one point from last two games. We have four - think about it.

The important thing is we didn't lose. We are still one win away from second place. There are still twenty games to play. Provided we win more than the other teams around us then automatics are there for the taking. This wasn't a bad result all things considered.

Ha ha - you start!

Only for one best team Nick.

Just wondering if for the benefit of older supporters we have a poll for two era's? One 1960 -1990 and 1991 - 2016? Many of our younger supporters may not have been around in the first period. For example Goalkeepers- Bill Glazier first period,Keiron Westwood second period.

Given a choice, which would you prefer ? 1 A new Stadium within the City bondary or 2. A re-negotiated long term deal to remain at the Ricoh This may give the club some sort of indication of the supporter's preferences. Can anyone make this into a proper poll as I (as an OAP) don't know...

Sounds very much to me, reading between the lines, that the club would prefer to remain at the Ricoh ? To me that's the sensible option anyway if terms can be agreed.

Yes, thank you Jimmy... I well remember that Kings Lynn game (and one Terry Bly!) and the day we first met you. The 60's and 70's were amazing. Many think the 1987 Cup Final provided the best atmosphere but under Jimmy's stewardship every match day provided an atmosphere very similar. "We will...

A mention too of the late Jim Holton... "6'2" eyes of blue, big Jim Holton's after you !" was the chant from the Kop.

Back three- Hill, Curtis, Farmer 60's 70's

I saw George Mason play and Martin Mcdonald - brilliant

Brian Hill 70's

Remember Frank - and Roy Kirk and Ken Jones too. After all,I go back to 1952!

Mick Kearns

Milk Kearns

Sillett - 1960's

John Sillet

Tony Hately and his son Mark Hately