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Is tomorrow's "pivotal" SLH board meeting still taking place?

No idea if this has already been asked on this thread or elsewhere, as not had chance to catch up with post-match comments, yet, but how much influence did Preston's reported poor performance have on the result? Obviously I don't want to detract from a good result (honest!) but would we still have beaten an in-form Preston?

But on the bright side, we'll have Tommac, HelpmeRhonda and LifeLongSaint back with us (if the club was to enter administration any time soon) IMHO of course

The 1st half team that started against Ujpest would tend to back up this theory....

Proof?

Indeed.... www.nasa.gov

Aye, hilarious

Was it caramel or mint? The mint ones are pretty awful to be fair to Beatts.

If it was so obvious to Wotte that we needed to change tactics from "Poortvliet's" dogmatic system, then why did it take him 6 months to do something about it? As per the original OS articles when he and Poortvliet joined the club last summer, he had a remit which gave him influence on first team strategy. If he deserves credit for today's performance (which I don't doubt) then he also deserves equal criticism for keeping shtum for so long. IMHO of course.

Nah...can't be the march...Wotte said that marching and protesting affected the team's performance....

I think that's what is known in the trade as the crux of the matter

They were brought in as a seamless management team....

5-2 victory against Ujpest? (Obviously I can't be 100% sure as the club chose not to report on the game for some unknown reason.....)

must have missed the bit where they have claimed recently that they would not be interested if certain major shareholders weren't on the scene...

So, Wotte was wrong about non-real fans' protest marches affecting team performance then?

Was watching MLT on SSN earlier. Jeff asked him for his premier league relegation predictions and he went for West Brom, Middlesborough and Bolton. Thought he might have gone for Pompey....?

I've just washed the car.

A closed contextual question would be better than an open non-contextual one IMO e.g. Open non-contextual question: "Do you want to have your leg amputated?" Closed contextual question: "Shall we amputate that gangrenous leg to give us a chance of saving your life?" My answer to the first question is "No" My answer to the second question is "Yes"

I will do some digging on Askham.....should be interesting.... Trousers P.I.

Nail. Head. Simple.

Agree, in terms of 'name above the door', but not a like-for-like comparison with Pearson.

I think he's referring to Torbay Saint's mate there. And at least he's having a pop at 40 year olds rather than 16 year olds.

Nope