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A very fair interview, he was justifiably annoyed about the first goal, but he didn't rant and rave and kept a sense of perspective. You can understand why the brothers liked the cut of his jib.

This is a bolt from the blue and genuinely shocking and tragic news. My condolences to everyone who was close to him.

Are you a football genius or an April fool? Predict the following matches and let's find out! Send 'em in by 3pm on Saturday, and remember your jokers! Norwich City v Sheffield United West Bromwich Albion v Millwall Charlton Athletic v Shrewsbury Town Derby County v Ipswich Town Colchester United v Newport County Northampton Town v Stevenage Bromley v Solihull Moors Scunthorpe United v Torquay United

Alty were always going to pose more of a challenge than on Saturday, and they did give us some nervous moments at the back. We rode our luck a couple of times but were comfortably in control in the second half and the win never looked in doubt. Great penalty save by Mair, funnily enough I always thought he was going to save it - it wasn't badly taken but it was the perfect height for the keeper to reach. Great stuff. Now we have a Saturday off ahead of Wealdstone. Then we cross our fingers that Oldham can maybe nick something from the Welsh team before our showdown at Easter.

Are Wrexham mainstream news there then? We don't have the Hollywood factor, but we've got a great team together and an excellent coach. There's an official National League stream now if you want to take in a match or two, I use it myself. Sometimes you even see the goals

The results: Fleetwood Town 2-1 Lincoln City Peterborough United 2-0 Derby County Grimsby Town 1-1 Walsall Mansfield Town 0-0 Sutton United Stevenage 1-3 Salford City Altrincham 1-0 Southend United Boreham Wood 0-0 Eastleigh Wealdstone 0-2 Barnet --- This round's top scorer was @super_ram, who got three scores exactly right! @super_ram - 10 @Dripsey3, @jimbob - 9 @Dan - 7 @gtownjohnno, @DangerousSausage, @Megan_Elizax, @nottsnutter - 6 @magpiejue, @4everapie, @Chris - 5 @GrannyPie - 4 @ARLukomski, @DonnyNotts - 3 @barnet11uk, @liampie - 2 --- Like in the Vauxhall Conference, it's relentless at the top - @Dripsey3 has scored nine points for the third round in a row and reclaims top spot. Dripsey3 - 205 ARLukomski - 202 gtownjohnno - 179 magpiejue -175 4everapie - 169 super_ram - 167 DangerousSausage - 166 Dan - 156 Megan_Elizax - 156 barnet1uk - 156 DonnyNotts - 147 GrannyPie - 142 nottsnutter - 137 jimbob - 131 Chris - 97 liampie - 35 KB1862 - 21 steve61 - 7 --- The next round is on Saturday, so the next prediction league fixtures will magically appear in midweek. Thank you for playing and I'll see you all then!

Great performance, wonderful football, comfortable win. It was one of the most one-sided games I've ever seen to be honest. Langstaff has written himself into club history and has equalled a club record that has stood for 90 years. Surely it's a matter of time until he becomes the first Notts County player ever to hit 40 in a season - quite a feat. And to think I was worried when Wootton and Roberts left I thought O'Brien had an excellent game pulling the strings in midfield too. Scunny were really, really poor and I can't see them staying up. I was expecting them to at least come with a game plan an try to cause us problems, but apart from trying to exploit our high line and beat the offside trap (which they didn't manage once) there was just nothing. They gave up in the second half. I feel sorry for their fans, that display was a slap in the face. Stockport also ended up in the NLN and are now in a better position than both of us, so hope springs eternal for them.

He's been an absolute revelation this season. When he joined us, many Bolton fans I've were full of praise for him, but he quickly found himself out of the first-team picture (I've just looked at his stats - up to April in his first season, he started just four games for us) and seemed destined for the door. That he managed to fight back and make himself an indispensable part of the team is testimony to his own attitude and how we've moved forward as a club.

I think the manager is trying to get the players mentally prepared already, see his comments about the title race being over. We're certainly underdogs now, but we do have a path still. We MUST win at Wrexham away (easier said than done). If we can then stay within three points of them up to the last day - when it's do or die and the nerves are jangling, and one rash decision can ruin your season - you never know.

It's great to see you back and hear you're on the up again @AmericanPie. Have you seen much football this season? Our team are putting on quite the show

Fleetwood Town 1-0 Lincoln City Peterborough United 2-1 Derby County Grimsby Town 1-1 Walsall Mansfield Town 1-1 Sutton United Stevenage 3-1 Salford City (joker) Altrincham 0-0 Southend United Boreham Wood 2-0 Eastleigh Wealdstone 1-1 Barnet

With all these strange internationals going on, it's a relief that proper football is happening too. Send in your predictions by 3pm on Saturday please, and remember those jokers! Fleetwood Town v Lincoln City Peterborough United v Derby County Grimsby Town v Walsall Mansfield Town v Sutton United Stevenage v Salford City Altrincham v Southend United Boreham Wood v Eastleigh Wealdstone v Barnet

I would be amazed if Langstaff's knock is enough to keep him out on Saturday. I suspect it has more to do with not risking him in yesterday's exhibition match than any actual injury he's picked up. Didn't realise Brooks was also away - in that case I hope Slocombe is back, you don't want to chop and change between keepers. But otherwise, we should still be able to field a strong side.

The results: QPR 0-1 Birmingham City Reading 1-1 Hull City Morecambe 1-1 Oxford United Port Vale 2-3 Burton Albion Carlisle United 0-0 Stevenage Stockport County 1-1 Mansfield Town Gateshead 1-1 Torquay United York City 2-1 Dorking Wanderers --- A draw-tastic round yielded some mixed results - the best of all from @ARLukomski! @ARLukomski - 12 @Dripsey3 - 9 @gtownjohnno, @liampie - 8 @DonnyNotts - 6 @DangerousSausage, @super_ram, @jimbob - 5 @Megan_Elizax - 4 @4everapie, @nottsnutter - 3 @barnet11uk - 2 @magpiejue, @Dan - 1 --- The top two are still the Maß aller Dinge (measure of all things), with @ARLukomski moving clear at the top. Meanwhile, @gtownjohnno moves into third: ARLukomski - 199 Dripsey3 - 196 gtownjohnno - 173 magpiejue -170 4everapie - 164 DangerousSausage - 160 super_ram - 157 barnet1uk - 154 Megan_Elizax - 150 Dan - 149 DonnyNotts - 144 GrannyPie - 138 nottsnutter - 131 jimbob - 122 Chris - 92 liampie - 33 KB1862 - 21 steve61 - 7 --- We're back in action on Saturday, so the fixtures fairy will be posting in midweek as always. See you all then and thanks for playing!

The way it's looking, the title race might end up being a bit of a damp squib after all. The comparison to the Munto season is an interesting one, but the big difference is that in Wrexham's case the money really is there. So if they fail one season, they can just go at it again, plus they can build for the future. As exciting as it was, I'm relieved our fans don't wave tenners at away fans any more. Personally I found singing "this city is ours" while watching League Two football a bit cringe as well. As much as I dislike Wrexham's bandwagon jumpers, we weren't an awful lot better.

We are absolutely nailed on for second place @liampie. Woking and Chesterfield can get a maximum of 92 points if they win all their remaining games - we're on 91. Barring a freak it'll be a question of winning two more games at the end of the regular season - one at home, and (hopefully) one at Wembley. The second half was poor and we looked at least as likely to concede a goal as score one. A @menzinho says, a point away at the team in fifth would normally be a steady result, but we've had no margin for error at all. Now it's a question of winning as many as we can and making sure the team is in the right frame of mind for the play-offs. If things open up again at the very top of the table then great, but we need snookers now.

QPR 2-1 Birmingham City Reading 1-1 Hull City Morecambe 2-1 Oxford United Port Vale 0-2 Burton Albion Carlisle United 3-1 Stevenage Stockport County 2-1 Mansfield Town (joker) Gateshead 1-0 Torquay United York City 2-0 Dorking Wanderers

The weekend is on its way, so we can all look forward to chippy teas, football and the PON prediction league. Post your predictions by 3pm on Saturday, and remember your joker! QPR v Birmingham City Reading v Hull City Morecambe v Oxford United Port Vale v Burton Albion Carlisle United v Stevenage Stockport County v Mansfield Town Gateshead v Torquay United York City v Dorking Wanderers

Both of us have tricky games this weekend, so there's a chance of dropped points and further twists. The thing is, the fewer games there are left, the more realistic it becomes that Wrexham can win their remaining games and shut the door on automatic promotion. If that happens, we shouldn't obsess about Dag & Red or any other game where we dropped points - we are on 90 points, which would already have been enough to win the division every season since 2017-18, and we still have eight games left to play. If we do miss out, it'll be because we had the misfortune to be up against another exceptional team. In that case, we'll have two extra games to get the job done. It's still far from over though!

Sounds like an interesting signing - decent scoring record in recent seasons, versatile and can compete with Scott to play up front. Could be an asset.

The results: Birmingham City 2-0 Rotherham United Sheffield United 0-1 Luton Town Barnsley 3-0 Plymouth Argyle Bolton Wanderers 0-2 Ipswich Town Barrow 0-0 Sutton United Doncaster Rovers 2-1 AFC Wimbledon Eastleigh 1-0 Oldham Athletic Torquay United 1-2 Wealdstone --- Three of you made double figures, with @magpiejue this round's top scorer! @magpiejue - 13 @nottsnutter - 12 @Chris - 11 @Dripsey3 - 9 @gtownjohnno, @liampie - 8 @super_ram - 7 @Megan_Elizax, @jimbob - 6 @barnet11uk, @Dan, @GrannyPie, @DonnyNotts - 5 @ARLukomski - 4 @DangerousSausage - 3 @4everapie - 1 --- It's all square at the top, and it's all change again in third place too! Dripsey3 - 187 ARLukomski - 187 magpiejue -169 gtownjohnno - 165 4everapie - 161 DangerousSausage - 155 super_ram - 152 barnet1uk - 152 Dan - 148 Megan_Elizax - 146 GrannyPie - 138 DonnyNotts - 138 nottsnutter - 128 jimbob - 117 Chris - 92 liampie - 25 KB1862 - 21 steve61 - 7 --- The next round is on Saturday, so expect the fixtures to appear in midweek. See you all then

I feared the worst when Dorking scored first, but the team showed character once again. It's a bit of a worry that we only had four players on the bench - a keeper plus three midfielders. The team more or less picked itself, which is less than ideal if things go wrong. Hopefully we'll have some players returning on Tuesday. It's good that they welcomed him to the fold then. Could have been a sticky wicket otherwise.

Birmingham City 0-2 Rotherham United Sheffield United 2-1 Luton Town (joker) Barnsley 1-1 Plymouth Argyle Bolton Wanderers 1-3 Ipswich Town Barrow 2-1 Sutton United Doncaster Rovers 1-0 AFC Wimbledon Eastleigh 1-2 Oldham Athletic Torquay United 0-2 Wealdstone

I'm not sure it's a step back from FGR, this is Belgium's biggest club. And maybe he's just better suited to being on the coaching team rather than being number one. He's clearly highly rated as a coach and a number of our players really improved under him. That said, he's clearly got a good agent!

This lot kick off at 3pm this coming Saturday - remember your jokers and good luck! Birmingham City v Rotherham United Sheffield United v Luton Town Barnsley v Plymouth Argyle Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town Barrow v Sutton United Doncaster Rovers v AFC Wimbledon Eastleigh v Oldham Athletic Torquay United v Wealdstone