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Yeah it changed, and I think as part of the change you've got to play the overseas player in a certain % of games he's available for as well otherwise the Club have their quota lowered or something.

Must win for us and obviously going to be a difficult task with the recent three of four game form of each side swinging. As I mentioned in the weekend thread, it's these sort of games where we've missed having proper out and out midfielders able to get to grips with a game. Erhahon in the '6'...

Are all their players still built like an NFL side?

The American's who have invested in us basically said the same. We have Landon Donavan involved in us in a small way through the investment and he and others set up a team called San Diego Loyal back in 2018/2019, but they've effectively been forced to close and stop competing now because San...

Crikey, what was it before this seasons 28 or so?!

Welcome and well done to Stockport and Wrexham. We have a bit of history both - we got relegated from L2 with Stockport and were Wrexham's final fixture in their L2 relegation season. Touched on it on here earlier in the week but the three promoted sides are quite intriguing. It'll be...

You'd be fuming if you finished 5th bottom!

It's an increase in money but relative to the amount of games shown it's a worse deal I think? We all know what happens anyway - more money for more wages. It's the same cycle every time. Let's hope there's some sensible scheduling as well, it's no good selecting Carlisle for a 12.30pm Saturday...

I thought York were still Trust owned after McGill left? I'm assuming not with those agent fees, mind!

Couldn't see from where I was but people who could, including Skubala, aren't having that linesman for one of the disallowed goal and reckon he guessed.

Now Wrexham, Stockport and likely Mansfield, are up, the latter two sit lower mid-table but Wrexham, as you'd expect look like they've been having the piss taken out of them. As an aside, did anyone else see York in the NL paying out £128k?! And FGR £266k!

All those run-ins look much of a much, not one particularly easier/harder than the other. I still think Shrewsbury can count themselves very, very lucky this season, to have scored only 31 goals and not in the relegation zone is pretty mental.

That's us done and dusted, we'll have to win all three of our remaining games. Been an incredible effort to get to where we are but the lack of midfield in the last couple of months catches up with us when we play the slightly better sides with no wiggle room on the bench either.

One more needed for Charlton to match our 20 total from last season. Well done, chaps - good effort!

We either give away fans the whole stand (1,900) or split between home and away fans, which we're doing for the Pompey game, did for the Orient game on Good Friday and will be doing tomorrow against Wigan. No capacity increase as part of the redevelopment, there was supposed to be but the cost...

We have an option on his contract apparently.

£145k for us, which is lower mid-table. https://www.thefa.com/news/2024/apr/12/payments-and-transactions

On paper, it's our turn to have the easier game as opposed to Oxford at Burton last week. It's a huge game really, one we need to be winning to either keep up with Oxford to leap them into 6th ahead of our game against each other on Tuesday. We've got a few bumps and bruises with Bishop likely...

I can't vouch for Akinde's goal threat anymore, but Hopper rarely even looks like scoring full stop, it's just not what he's about. Not a wonder you're hardly scoring though with those options.

As expected, Portsmouth have sold out their c1,100 allocation for the final day of the season. We're around the 1,000 mark for Oxford on Tuesday.