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Beech Hill Con Club is a good option if you get there early enough. Can get a beer in there too.

Think we might come unstuck tonight, just a feeling and would love it if I was wrong. Would take a draw tbh.

It was a little Q&A with Harry Roberts. Usual stuff. Fans have been 12th man, we've got 10 years at Ricoh but long term aim still to build our ground, praised Dhillons facility, praised Robins and said he was very happy here, only one serious approach for him from Sunderland which Robins...

There have been a couple outside the North stand since the opening game, so think they are a permanent fixture, hopefully the new ones outside East Stand will stay too. On a seperate note, good to see Boddy come down to Dhillons to give a little speech. Look nervous af though. Had a right...

Yeah, but it's nonsense. That is from 2017 to present, during which time we've paid 1.3 million for Hamer, 750K for Godden, 500K for Chaplain, 1 million for Victor plus a load of undisclosed fees. Shocking research that.

Great turn out tonight. Just a pity sky have fucked up the Fulham game, so expect a sizeable dip for that one.

Dabo strolls back into this side.

Looking like comfortably being the biggest home turn out of the season.

Tbf, I think people taking a stand against racism, oppression and tyranny started some before The Specials. I am clearly really shit at making this point, utterly bereft tbh because nobody seems to get it. I'll admit defeat and take it on the chin.

That's a smart move. What would be worrying is if people suddenly felt the need to declare that they're 'anti-paedophile' in their twitter bio. I should hope so, like that even needs to be said or clarified. People missing my point, which was probably poorly made, my bad. I do find this new...

What was the original point again, the woman beating analogy? Of course they're not the same. I'm afraid that post hasn't got better with time.

Fair enough. I was being a bit mischievous tbf, but there was a serious point in there somewhere, specifically that there was far more racial harmony in the 90s and 00s (I'm convinced of that, because there was, wasn't there?) when people tried not to see colour, to not view things through the...

Have you been hacked? That's shocking by your standards, an insane leap of imagination that qualifies top of its group for the World Cup of shit analogies. *still think you're the best poster on here though.

Always found the term 'anti racist' to be a bit odd. It seems that simply not being racist, most people's default position, is no longer good enough, you have to declare yourself 'anti'. We seem to have peaked in the 90s when nobody gave a shit what colour you were and being colourblind was all...

Calling it now, 3 points, biggest home turn out of the season and they run out of tickets on the cash turnstiles.

Sales patterns for night games are very different that for weekend fixtures. A lot of tickets shift on the day of the game and the walk up id much bigger than for Saturday games. I think it'll be a very good crowd tomorrow, but expect big issues on the turnstiles and a lot missing kick off.

But we'll turnover about £15 million this year, so our wage bill will be similar to that. Not sure if I'm missing the point though so forgive me..

Talking of commutes, doesn't Robins live in north Derbyshire, or have I got that completely wrong? Either way, as has been said, many players and managers do this in the lower leagues.

Staggered people are calling that a 'stonewall' penalty. I can't even see where the foul was meant to have been committed.

The issue is the separation, it is too segregated. For years fans were just allowed to mingle outside and there were no issues. It's what happens at just about every other ground in the country, fans mix on exit. One flash point at the Ricoh and up went the barriers. If you are going to herd...