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I want to hear the rest of it though. Just not the guy thumbing through his Bumper Book of Obvious Statements.

I wish there was a commentary-free option on MFC TV.

Who was the least culpable in the inevitable "let's blow our chance to go 4th" extravaganza...

If you mean defenders give refs "a decision to make" by challenging for the ball, then of course he did. But the County player fouled him first, putting his arm across Carroll. If he's stood off his man, you'd be complaining about that too.

And not even a foul. Guy just folded like a cheap suit.

From the Daily Rangers:

Given the way GA communicates injuries, I wouldn't be surprised if he was in the squad or if he required surgery that keeps him out for the next 6 months.

I think Luton actually signed Campbell just before his contract expired. So that let both parties put together a good deal. Good to see it's working out for him so far.

Certainly made a difference in the 2nd half when the defenders started marking, tackling and blocking.

But in a good way rather than "or we're in the relegation fight" way.

Will certainly be interesting to see what GA does in the summer. He's set his stall out now with the style and tactics he wants to play and seen how his own signings have performed. There will obviously be better options in the summer than there were in January, so plenty of opportunity to improve with the right moves.

Hope McGhee likes him.

To be fair, apart from Kelly, the entire team was culpable the first half. We stood off them far too much and let them do what they wanted. Second half was the opposite, where we started to impose ourselves a bit more and press in better areas.

He had Bevis to score first in the sweep.

No Kelly, no party. He was the foundation today.

More likely to get regular starts too I would think. At least he was when McPake was in charge

So - GA made to sit in the stand every week?

Who's going to break the McGinley news to Coatsy?

Better than Dortmund? Thoughts and votes...

So you are saying that we can hire any old coach and that will work out as long as we have the players? Because by that standard, we should never need to sack any gaffer.

Saved by the players he coached and helped develop? Sounds like a recommendation.

If it wasn't for teams like us thinking outside the box, the Premiership would just be the same 12 managers rotating between clubs until one of them dies.

Most important thing is we keep up a consistent level of performance to give us momentum into March. A point would be good, three would be excellent, none would be likely.

Terrific player, but needed a little work on his near post covering.

O'Hara for me too. After his long absence it's like having a new signing in the team.