Couldn't actually see the point of that silence, how did us being quiet help those poor people other than to make us feel we've done our bit? That's world matters taken care of now let's get on with the match, hoorah!
It was Cheltenham on the back of a poor performance last week, did you really expect us to sell out? Had we won last week it might have been a different kettle of fish. You'll be able to draw reasonable comparison at the next home game against Northampton, another not particularly attractive fixture. If we win next week at Oxford and maintain our position at the top I bet there's an extra 500 on the gate. If we lose our spot at the top then it will be similar to yesterday.
Some of what is saying I can understand with regards his defensive set up because you can see they're a hard team to break down but where are these opportunities on the counter he talks about? I've seen more teeth in a new born baby than there was in that Cheltenham attack. Aside from the double save in the second half, what did Vils have to do? I can remember him making one very good punch from a cross early in the first half and that was about it. It's hard to remember him having to field a cross never mind a shot.
Maybe a moment of reflection considering the sheer amount of lives lost, potentially family and friends of people at SJP there yesterday?
A painful watch that - looks out of his depth - felt for him
I guess just to raise awareness that the EFL's charity partner is the British Red Cross and you can donate to them to help?
I sit fairly close behind the dugout and the tension was between Sweenz and Perks. GC was trying to calm things down. It appeared that Perks had given an instruction that Sweenz disagreed with and he told him so in no uncertain terms.
