Anag Ram

Once you’ve dug them out at the root, apply a combined fertiliser and weed killer. Might not stop them completely but will help (from experience).

I have! Used to have beef dripping on bread toasted on the fire. Delicious but not very healthy 😊

I would venture as far as to say that he is our only creative player.
Others can pass or outpace players but few have disguised or goalmaking passes in their armoury.

Dandelions. Effing things.
A constant battle to keep them out of my lawn but it's a losing battle. Spent the best part of an hour yesterday digging a load of them out.
Hate them.

I have! Used to have beef dripping on bread toasted on the fire. Delicious but not very healthy 😊

Back on topic from me, stadium definitely needs a bit of love when the club feels able to do it.
I note the washing and paint its getting outside, hopefully that continues. I would love to see their catering facilities improved, we should be sourcing local and offering better options. That FootyScran account on Twitter puts us to shame. Then look at seating improvements, safe standing, and a vastly improved fan park.
But it sounds like they're on it, so all good for me.

Being able to run quickly and without every fibre of my being hurting 😩

I enjoy his disguised passes, dummies, flicks and tricks as well as his goals and assists. Its what you try to do as kids down the park or as adults against your kids and grandkids, with your mates for an impromptu kick a round.
Like you say, a craftsman at work, an entertainer.
He's also a great pro who works bloody hard every game.
Stats are nowt compared to those little moments of magic you see during a game.

Maggie Thatcher

A joy to watch. 
I just hope he stays for another year.

In open play yes, but they have some power at set pieces and having Davies may strengthen us.
That lineup looks okay as long as the team presses forward.
Knight and Roberts both have the engine to get forward and back.

I think Hourihane’s performance is sometimes overlooked.
He often calms things down or sets things going with a simple pass. Not flashy but effective.
We can’t expect him to be tearing around the pitch though and need two or three with him who can.
 

I think Hourihane’s performance is sometimes overlooked.
He often calms things down or sets things going with a simple pass. Not flashy but effective.
We can’t expect him to be tearing around the pitch though and need two or three with him who can.
 

I think Hourihane’s performance is sometimes overlooked.
He often calms things down or sets things going with a simple pass. Not flashy but effective.
We can’t expect him to be tearing around the pitch though and need two or three with him who can.
 

I think Hourihane’s performance is sometimes overlooked.
He often calms things down or sets things going with a simple pass. Not flashy but effective.
We can’t expect him to be tearing around the pitch though and need two or three with him who can.
 

Been mentioned here recently but got round to finishing Blue Lights last night - very, very good.  Shocking, sad, bleak, emotional - loads of adjectives I could use, very addictive, brilliantly acted drama.  Defo recommend. 

Might be an interesting experiment to say your goalkeeper does have to go off for treatment after a time period of perhaps 30 seconds.
Teams would then have to decide whether to replace the keeper or tell the beggar to get up and stop being a wuss.

How good his season has been is irrelevant to the Exeter fan and should be to all football fans.
Wildsmith has been time wasting all season in my opinion.
I know its hard to condemn because we desperately needed the 3 points but their fan is spot on with what he has said.

Much better performance second half. Well done lads and well done PW.
 

Much better performance second half. Well done lads and well done PW.
 

What a fantastic result! It’s the business end of the season and sometimes you have to dig in and eke out a win and we very much did that. That result will do wonders for morale and confidence! It keeps us alive and means we’ll take it right to the wire.
The performance was itself very mixed, mind you. The first half could have been mistaken for a pre-season friendly. It was so flat. Exeter having four key attacking players out obviously blunted them hugely but they still produced the best chance. If Wildsmith doesn’t make that save, it’s a totally different game.
Up until McGoldrick showed his class, that bloke in the Stagecoach Stand parading around in his Forest shirt was the star - he got more out of the crowd than anything we did!
We did improve in the second half but we honestly didn’t look like scoring until McGoldrick came up with the goods. What an inspired free kick and the touch, lay off and finish in the move linking up with Mendez Laing was all so smooth. He’s different class when he’s on it. It wouldn’t be Derby though if we didn’t immediately threaten to throw it all away, but we hung on thankfully!
One final thought is that I wasn’t a fan of the away terrace set up. It was too small, too cramped, and the view was not always clear. The amount of times I had to crane my neck to see across the goalmouth and to the other side of the pitch, I lost count.
Still, a win is a win!

Much better performance second half. Well done lads and well done PW.
 

Much better performance second half. Well done lads and well done PW.
 

Much better performance second half. Well done lads and well done PW.