therealhantsram

Never watched it at the time, but remember how widely acclaimed it was. Watched it a couple of years ago and was generally unimpressed compared to more recent dramas. We are used to dramas today with complex multi-layered plot lines and high production values. Life on Mars felt very dated by comparison.

I think the midweek game doesn't matter. Posh and Bolton will be planning for a meet at Wembley in a few week's time. Neither will want gift the other the psychological advantage of crushing win. As a result, they'll both still be going for it on the final day. They will want the mental advantage for Wembley.

I think those 2 results will have knocked the stuffing out of Bolton's run. I think they will drop points again on Saturday. Peterborough on the other hand... They will believe they have a chance.

That's a really great selection. Just need to add The Littlest Hobo and it will be perfect.

Pondering the contrasting fortunes of last season's promoted teams. Both blitzed through League 1 last year. Right now Ipswich sit top of the Championship, while Plymouth are on the verge of dropping back down. Curious if anyone has any thoughts on what Ipswich have got so right, and what Plymouth have got so wrong?

So, hang on. Are you saying you left her in A&E and came to the game without her?

Largely a historical history. Apart from, they must have spoken to MM or someone close to him. No direct quotes but several new bits of info... MM never believed JK was serious. MM and JK never once spoke to each other. MM and JK used the same bank. When the money didn't arrive MM offered to send screenshot and instructions of which buttons to press to do a transfer. Make of that what you will. I'm taking it with a pinch of salt. For one thing I dont understand why MM would be getting any money from Kirchner at all. JK was not buying the stadium from Mel. He was supposed to be buying the club out of Admin. So it would be Quantuma or the club which should have been recieving the funds. Right? Like Stephen Pearce's accounting, it doesn't quite add up.

I thought clubs were barred from taking legal action against the leagues as a condition of their membership? If so, Leicester are feeling very confident in their position.

I guess this had been coming, with the rumours earlier in the season that he'd fallen out with Warne. Was the rift because Wildsmith had already rejected a contract offer from the club? Or maybe he was dropped during the contract negotiations as a way of sending a message that you're not worth the money you're asking for. I don't expect to hear anymore on this until the season's over and the club may potentially make an improved contract offer based on his performances at the end of the season

You can see why he's not in the England squad anymore.

Chelsea v Leics. How on earth did the ref agree to those kit colours? With all the change kits teams have these days it's simply unacceptable.

4 will probably be enough. If we win 4, Bolton will need to win 6 to better us. Cant see Bolton getting 6 wins out of 7 looking at their remaining fixtures.

True! Mathematically my well be 10th, but in reality, I can't see anyone outside the top 5 catching us.

Really interesting dilemma for the Bolton manager today. How to set up the team. Playing away at your main rival for the autos. 1 point behind. Do you set up the team to avoid defeat with the belief you can overcome the 1 point deficit over the next 7 games? {Or perhaps even nick a winner in the break} Or do you play for the win and potentially more open, risking defeat and being 4 points behind at the end of the day? How would you set the team up in Bolton's position?

If the game is a sellout, are they allowed to show the game on Rams TV in the UK? I had a feeling that was a rule but might have imagined it. 😅