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Pedantry alert: Not if it comes off the woodwork. Law 14 -"The kicker must not play the ball again until it has touched another player."

The poor pitch has always been mainly an excuse not a reason.

You could try to have the "S" changed to "K" ?

Yes of course! As in: "She asked me for a sentence involving a euphemism, so I gave her one..."

Rory McArdle: Exeter City defender pleased to be back after freak injury - BBC Sport This made me chuckle.

The answer is of course, currently, no. The sad thing is that despite the worrying dip in form we are currently no worse than most L2 sides either. Of course, other teams have also had injuries, suspensions, rotation, awful pitches, etc. And the poor positioning, slapdash ball control...

I prefer Chick Corea: "What game shall we play today?"

"I get the news I need on the weather report Oh, I can gather all the news I need on the weather report Hey, I've got nothing to do today but smile De-doh-n-doh-de-doh And here I am The only living boy on Well Street" [with apologies to Paul Simon]

Hmm, maybe. Aske me again when the fans are back and we see what level attendances settle down at.

I imagine that's because they have not updated for the postponed game. The website is surely not the definitive record. Can't belive he will be available tomorrow.

Taylor has rightly been praised in earlier times for being upfront and uncomplicated, but this can become tactless and and lacking understanding. As our American cousins would say. "the buck stops here" Wrong selection Wrong formation Wrong tactics Wrong substitutes are not the players' fault

No-one. Hartridge pick of a poor bunch. Seymour OK while he was on. Collins and Taylor missing in action.

Let's hope he can murder the opposition. Figuratively speaking. :ROFLMAO:

I did make that point at the time ;) I think I wrote a piece for Some Sunny Day.

Yes. He and others at the Club were inordinately proud of us winning the Fair Play award. It's a nice thing to have, but I'd swap it for promotion. Although to be fair we were cheated out of it one year, when it was given to Bristol Rovers who had a worse disciplinary record than us but...

"McArdle, he nearly lost one ball..." [ then fill in names of opposition players ] " xxx has two but very small..."

Speak for yourself, I was at home!

I have been saying this for several seasons. Not cheating like Lincoln and Wycombe, but better at influencing the officials to make the right decisions and managing the game.

Anyone can beat anyone in this league. The least complacent teams with the fewest injuries and fewest mistakes will probably prevail. Let's hope we are one of the three, though it's germane that we have the most draws in the top half of the table. Need to turn draws into wins by cutting down...

Indeed. Tonight (for one night only, as the saying goes) I'm a fan of Walsall and Southend.