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The top teams of League 2 have a far more effective high press and that is our Achilles heel. We need more pace higher up the field (hopefully Jarvis will help with that) as an outlet and we need to make better decisions at the back. Sometimes you just cannot play your way out of trouble and need to put your boot through the ball. I think the Walsall home game highlighted brilliantly our strengths and weaknesses in one game. First half they let us control the ball and they couldn’t get close, second half they made changes and brought much more energy and urgency both on and off the ball which we just couldn’t cope with. A lot of league 1 sides would spot our weakness quite quickly, so we need to find a solution.

Still not convinced that he is worth keeping to be honest. I didn’t see the Cheltenham game but thought he had a steady game against Walsall. I wasn’t impressed with his performance against Swindon and thought he flattered to deceive, a lot of nimble footwork but more often than not he played the simple short ball back rather than attacking and taking on his full back. I doubt we are paying him much but would give him no more than a contract till the end of the season, and I wouldn’t be disappointed if he leaves with Brown in the next week or two, especially if it creates space for a better option up front.

This ⬆️ It’s laughable that the people complaining the most about this are the very same who were throwing disparaging remarks about Trump. Personally I don’t care what he says because of the fact he’s American so can’t actually directly influence anything in this country, but from what I have seen he does belong in a James Bond film as he fits the mould of flawed genius. Getting back to the original topic though, what Musk doesn’t realise is that if you remove Farage from Reform UK, it will dwindle away, just like UKIP did. As a hater of how low the quality of British politics (and politician) has sunk, I’m quite enjoying the dynamics of a fairly new party unsettling the establishment and the sheer meltdown of the two main parties in response.

Looks like a really good signing and appears to be comfortable with either foot, but I would say he is predominately right footed @Robbie as from the videos I’ve watched, he mostly shoots with his right and also takes penalties the same. Appears to also be quite sharp and we’ve been missing pace up front ever since letting Nemane go.

Wish him all the best, and going to work for his old manager might be just the pickup he needs to really get his career going again. Without the injuries I’m sure we would have has another great striker on our books because he had the game and finishing ability for it. Carlisle could be the right club as I’m sure he will get the game time, he just needs an early goal. Don’t forget Sam Slocombe is also still at the club, at least until the end of the season.

Looked like an own goal from where I’m sat. Not complaining ????

I’ve also wondered this, and can only think that he is struggling with his health, otherwise he should at least be on the bench. Surely we will be replacing both Martin and Brown in January? Neither have done enough to stay with us. I must admit that after the Salford game I was bemoaning the decisions made by the management in playing 4 players out of position, it just shows what happens when the square pegs end up back in the square holes.

I’m hopeful of a win tomorrow as long as we don’t concede another sloppy goal as I can see heads dropping. The one thing I’d like to see: Dan Crowley banned from our third of the pitch and find he’s playing just to the side of Jatta.

Unfortunately they’ve made some bad decisions and breach of promises very early in government, they’ve now got a massive uphill struggle to win back trust.

Only way that Mother Earth will deal with it is to destroy mankind. She’s already started.

If it was for existing homes, no. For new builds? Absolutely, should have been done years ago.

Not by stealth, by law. From 2025 new builds must have an alternative heat source as they will no longer be allowed to install gas boilers. Unless you are thinking of buying a new build, it won’t affect you. I would never buy a new build if anyway as they’re thrown up nowadays by poor corporate building firms only interested in maximising profits. The heat source is the least of your worries, poor build quality and drainage issues are enough to give you nightmares

I think you misread my post @Robbie, I said in houses being built, new builds, not existing properties (although you could argue that Council’s and Housing Association’s should be the first to have to install them). Homebuyers will then obviously have these heat sources incorporated into the cost of buying the home, same as it is solar panels. Personally, I don’t know that much about them, but they can be cheaper to run than a gas boiler (depends on electric price) but cost an absolute fortune and are a fair size. I have no idea where I could possibly fit one on my property anyway, I have a full length conservatory on the back and narrow driveway to the side. Forgot to add, I’m all for cancelling any subsidy that Dale Vince gets, at least until he puts proper Cornish pasties and Sausage rolls on the menu at FGR! ????

My top 5 cheeses. Stilton (I could write this 5 times to be honest), loved it since a kid. Roquefort Wensleydale (with cranberry) Mature Cheddar Danish Blue Bought some Shropshire blue to try this Christmas which is a new one for me. I’ve always Loved a blue cheese, but even more so as I’ve become older.

Or Wrexham!