Yes - good point, Mallard....

At every “big” fixture over the years, there has always been the danger, and concern for sensible supporters, that a minority are likely to cause trouble in one way or another, therefore putting the club back another couple of rungs down the ladder we are trying to climb to reach the essential level of professionalism required.  In the league we are now in, and higher if we continue the improvement seen in the Stephen Cleeve years, every game is a “big” fixture, and will become even bigger as our competitiveness improves.  We have to ensure that idiotic behaviour and people are not tolerated, as failure to get to grips with it will certainly spoil the entertainment on offer, and the progress we are making.

Very good news.  What’s the old phrase ?..... All donations gratefully received....  Thank you very much Mr or Mrs Donator, that’s a very kind deed.  On the use of it, taking account of the benefactor’s wishes, we should name the Stand.  I suggest it should be the Dilly Dilly Stand, but if that suggestion is not adopted, then I thoroughly agree that the Mick Wright Stand would be the best option.  If we can now acquire a genuinely competitive team for next season, we could be in for the best season in the club’s history... Let’s hope so....    Any news on Cameron King - a fit one would be Dilly’s first signing....

On Mallard’s Cup Final point, I shared his enjoyment, apart from the Neanderthals who booed the taking of the knee, and the commentator trying to talk louder to hide it.

Good to see good sense about Covid on here, it’s not totally common, you know !  As for next season.  The Dillification is as follows....  Get back Street, or get a “ box- dominator” GK, get back Norman, Nathan Fox, FBT, and Marriott.  Keep the ante-Covid regulars, and (sacrilege coming up), advise Sonny Carey that although we understand his temptation, he may have a frustrating season at a league club, particularly the two clubs mentioned in the Championship, and is presently more suited to play in a new and strengthened KL team.  If he keeps his form, league clubs will come back. I think he’s a year too early to make that leap.  We do badly need another King, if the one we have can’t make it back to full fitness.  Over and out - and for what it’s worth !!  Perhaps next season (nearly forgot), Gash should be more of a cover for the central defenders. 

That’s very good news !  On the Hospital End, good question from B & Q.  We badly need a stand at the Hospital End, covered, and deeper, plus, IMHO, steeper terrace at  the Tennyson End.  I know it’s money, money, money, but if we prefer this level or the League, and can sustain it, it’s essential.  It would almost certainly be imperative if we are serious about the League, eventually.

It DOES KES , I agree with that.  But it. feels worse for me, being what some like to call a “purist”.  It often looks to me that certain managers often take off the player causing the opposition the most problems, and replacing him with a safety first type player.  It happens here under IC, whose opinions I do, of course, respect, considering the two years he’s given us. It seldom works, IMHO, because, it gives the opponents the initiative.  And I would like to say I don’t understand the opinion of some on here who aren’t completely onside with SC.  I think he has done us proud, and I hope he retains his interest and ambitions.