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Man City lost to Spurs and ManU. My point being that football's a funny old game. There are never any guarantees...

Just my opinion, mate. But as Archie mentioned, my statement is already wrong!

Shows how much I know!

I'm not sure we can catch Oxford, but we might be able to reel in Barnsley. Especially, if Pompey can beat Wigan today, they'd play the Tykes next week with the carrot of getting 100 points.

David Vaughan, too

Charlie Adam. Absolutely smashing player for us of course. I really thought he would uproot trees after he moved away. But struggled in that Gerrard-focused Liverpool team.

We usually power into the play offs. There's typically a confidence in the team - even amongst the fans - that we can outscore anyone. We've scrapped to 1-0 wins, lately, against poor teams, but we also look bloody awful. So, unfortunately, I'm not feeling it this time. Hoping to be proven...

I didn't think that this was the type of film to have a tug to.

I generally agree with most of your posts, but, respectfully, not this time, mate! I'm sure I'd be lambasted for saying this, but I actually think Critch has a good eye for players, but no idea how to coach or use them, which obviously is a big problem (especially in the chosen formation)...

What if Citeh and Chelsea find themselves in L1 next season? Unlikely? Maybe, but who the heck knows...

On the whole, we tend to play well against good teams (home or away). Subsequently, I'd expect us to do well today. I have a theory that with the better quality of teams in the Championship, we might be able to hold our own there. On the flip side, I'd also expect us to lose against Carlisle...

I'm not English, but 'England's Irie' by Black Grape is an excellent song. No idea what an 'Irie' is, though.

'We've got three piers and Graham Berry'

I suspect a late equalizer and another strop from Nuno. I'm never right, but today, I just feel it...

My guess is that we won't see all out first string in the game , anyway. Can't see us winning, but my fingers are crossed.

Faithful - and hear me out... I'd argue Steve McMahon. Stuck it out despite the horrors of the previous administration. Tried to quit, but couldn't...

Tom Barkhuizen - still don't understand his bile towards us.

Couldn't stand Brian Moore. And Coleman was more known for his gaffes. Charming as he was, he wasn't really that great. Always had time for Davies and Peter Brackley, though.

Honestly, I don't care either way. Sometimes good people make mistakes. In this case, he's trying to protect a mate. Whether it's right or wrong, I can understand it.

Personally, I like Lineker. He's someone who stands up for what he believes. He's a good 'un and was one of the best 6 yard strikers I've ever seen. His presenting is typical for what the Beeb wants - sanitized, plain and non-offensive. That's not his fault, but you can see from his private...