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Leeds are a prime example in the Championship. Earlier in the season they were scoring goals for fun. Now they seem to have got the jitters and could even miss out on the automatics.

Whilst I agree that Neil Harman is clearly a racist nutter, I do have some concerns about this. In particular, we've just hosted an event that is by-design gender segregated. You can even see the gender segregation in the aerial photo.

Does that correspond to the inclusive values and ethos that our club holds? I know it's what their religion dictates, but I feel that we run the risk of sacrificing certain principles as part of a perhaps misguided attempt at tolerance

I agree on the PL. As for us, I think Dodds is suffering by being compared to the style he said he was not going to change (before completely changing it).

That Notts County game was like a WW1 battle. The most brutal physical match I've ever watched. Scott Brown was warned for time wasting within the first 90 seconds. He should have been booked it was so blatant

Agreed but I don’t think the system used in the last two games will consistently produce positive results.

I’m sure Dodds would agree that you can’t control the result but you can control your own performance. I don’t think we’ve been good enough recently despite winning.

We are in a different place to when Ainsworth was manager. We just broke our transfer record twice on players who can’t even get in the squad. Expectations have rightly increased.

I will be honest. I reckon MOST Premier League games are fairly dull too. It's not that often that you witness a crazy end to end game full of excitement.

For me, at the level we are it - I can accept playing to our strengths and getting results over watching nice football and I'm not sure how good that can actually be at League 1 level. We are in this league for a reason and it's because we are not as good as 50+ teams in the country.

Dodds seemingly has an obsession with having “control of the ball”. But Wycombe’s strength this season under Bloomfield was not having control of the ball, it was about being effective with the ball, pressing high and being bold with an attacking focus. The success of the style was that others didn’t do it. Now Dodds seems to be hell bent on copying other fashionable styles when he should be looking back on what served Wycombe so well this season.

It's pretty encouraging, after other talks of boycotting the club following some not appreciating JJ's response to the conflict in the middle east.

In fact, we should be encouraging more people from the local muslim community to come to games. The demographic of match day crowds really doesn't reflect that of the Wycombe population. I've often noticed how mixed Leicester's crowds are.

Here you go Eric. Here's the context.