Jol_BWFC

The only people we should be resting are those who are carrying a knock. The likes of ACD and Rodrigues need to build up more match sharpness, so definitely need to play. Strikers are confidence players, so I’d 100% be starting Kenny - to go for 6 in 6. I’d also get Simons and (if fit) Erhahon some match time. Probably off the bench. Get JOT back in the team after suspension.

I see that the bookies have Luton at slightly shorter odds than us for Saturday’s game.

Congrats to you both, really fantastic! 👏

If Sir Gareth was still in charge, I’d fancy us to reach the semis or the final.

The bit in bold is very true. Almost like they feel that admitting the Israelis have done something (anything) wrong is tantamount to supporting Hamas. Yet those who are against Israeli aggression are also very likely to be against Hamas attacks, against Hezbollah rocket launching and against the Iranian regime crackdown on civilian rights. The former lose all credibility in my eyes.

Italy would struggle to qualify.

It’s like watching Boris Johnson. Is Isiah 12 about Peppa Pig World?

It will fit in a kids’ lunchbox. Safer schools, if the kids can defend themselves.

Are they jeans or (creased) light blue chinos? It’s hard to tell.

It’s an hour ahead in the Costas 🇪🇸, so the patriots abroad will be up and tucking into their full English.

That’s not what ICE think.

Players go through spells where they play well and when they have a dip in form. It’s more obvious for strikers (goals scored) but will happen to defenders too. Conway was the messiah at the start of the season, now he’s a weak link. Toal is going through a bad spell - poor on a number of goals conceded recently. Confidence is low (so he passed backwards and sideways). But there is a solid league 1 player in there. It can’t be easy when flipping between 4 at the back and 3/5 at the back, with the CB pairing changing from week to week (him included). Forino has been pretty good, but has made mistakes. George J too. Keep the faith.

I’m not making my mind up until I hear what George Clooney thinks of it. In the same way as they blamed the pisspoor Tory government on a weak Labour opposition, they will be able to blame Trump’s anti-Falklands stance on Sir Keir’s failure to take Britain to war at Sir Don’s request.