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Acknowledging that KHod made the same point a couple of weeks ago tbf.

Teams play more defensively away from home so he hasn't got the players to cut through or to put the few chances away.

We should have won that Perth test--109 up with 9 wickets standing and lost. Would be 2-2 now and looking forward to a showdown in Sydney. But it was still great to win at last.

We were really blessed to follow Rovers at that time.

We have to take risks with our signings because we have zero money. We are always going to have a lengthy injury list. Its no accident!

First ever 20-20 Test match?

Most classy defender I've ever seen.

You'll find out when he's gone.

You saying Hull are as daft as we are?

Eh? How they have performed depends on their ability doesn't it?

He's unique in English football.

He'll have something to prove in this game though.

If we have a good set of results leading up to boycott day then the protest will fizzle. too many fans can't see beyond thenext 90 minutes. But there is a de facto boycott of sorts going on all the time. Crowds are shrinking, many saying they won't be renewing next season so those who are organising the boycott---take heart, we'll get there in the end, just don't know when and what the end will look like and what follows.

Merry Christmas to all and thanks to all the workers who work so hard to keep the site going. Its a pleasure to be part of it.

The boycott may not be successful but it has to be tried. In reality thousands have just got out of the habit of attending anyway and probably realised how much money they are saving on a lost cause. It'll be joined by more over the summer when many don't renew. That is a boycott of sorts. Sadly it all seems to be leading to a tragic ending where fans have to pick up the pieces and start all over again. The only question for me is how many years of suffering do we endure till that happens. I don't think I have that many left!