East Rider

If Buendia has a similar successful season with us next year and we are in the Premership, you may indeed be right with this. We have been blessed with a few spectacular players over the years and he is certainly one of them. Lets hope he stays a while.

Thought it looked excellent. This season has been a real success with the visual displays, well done all involved in the organisation , you are a credit to this club. Just need an FA cup final next season to have both our large banners on display at Wembley. Over to you DF

Thought the support was excellent tonight. A bit of a lull second half, but generally good all round from were I was sitting. The Barclay display with the banner and especially the flags in the upper tier looked superb.

Don't agree with being too early for this squad. I think we have the personnel to be very adaptive and when we go up will surprise a few teams. I can see a change in the starting 11 though for next season, but only tweaking not wholesale. Can't wait.

From our position, with his twists and turns, you could almost see it coming. Great goal indeed

I also heard his remarks and agreed with some of them, but we have not really been playing that well for the last few games so suspect a bit of it is just frustration. We will get there, just dragging out the celebrations.

There is literally nothing lucky about it Joseph, you thick tw%t

Totally agree with you. But we are just a little nervous me thinks, which is not helping. Bring on Monday

I missed DFs after match interview. Am I right in thinking this is an abridged summary of it? Or word for word?

The attitude of someone like Tim Krul is exactly what we need. He is a very good keeper for what he cost us and his display tonight was excellent. Undervalued? I'm not sure he is generally, certainly not at the games.

Agreed 100% ref Stiepermann. H is integral to our games and does a lot of the dirty work. However Mo Leitner in one of those players who perhaps had a 7 out of 10 tonight but you can guarantee virtually he will improve game on game. That said, I would love to see Emi and Vrancic start on Monday

VAR will benefit teams like us I'm sure of it. The old adage of giving the decisions to the big team with the influential managers ~cough* Man united et al, will hopefully be a thing of the past to a certain extent. Very similar to our first experience of it at Chelsea a while back.

I would be very surprised if they managed 12000 season tickets let alone 14000 plus. Either way they probably will not announce the number if their targets are not reached. They may get decent crowds if they start winning a few games but that will dwindle the minute they lose one. I can remember our game at Colchester and thinking at the time this could be tricky. That was with our team which had a smattering of decent players. Some teams in that league are going to rip the Binners a new one.

With his experience through all the leagues, including the many moves, disappointments and moments of success he has tasted, he may have a good managerial career ahead of him. I for one wish him all the best of luck and it is superb seeing someone of his age playing competitive football still. A real life Peter Pan.

A couple of great seasons in the Prem with us (if we go up) and some crucial goals in the mix, I suspect we will be talking about him for decades. What a signing.

Fairly sure that is the main stand. The old south stand had the clock and if memory serves me well a Fisons advert plus a picture of a bulldozer (may be making that bit up). Unfortunately I think I missed that game, but went to many others around the late 70s (stood in River end) early 80s (Barclay end).

Yet again there remains the almost bizarre assumption down there by the deluded few left, that League 1 will be a cake walk for them due to being in Europe 40 years ago. This apparently demonstrates that they will dominate that league. Good luck with that one! If ever there was a time for them to show humility then this is it. As I have said before until they lose that entitlement a large percentage of their support has, they will just stagnate. However, lets not concern ourselves with their self induced downfall and the woes of all things binner. Enjoy our successful ride up the divisions again. The joys of supporting NCFC.

That is the unfortunate side effects of a successful team that wins promotion. I enjoy the discussions and reading balanced opinions and constructive concerns. What I can't stand is the arrival of the 'experts' as soon as we do not destroy a team. The singling out of players trying their best is destructive to my team and perhaps some should be a little more reserved in their outrage. Onwards and upwards

Spot on.

He was part of a team that took us to the top of this league, and until he was injured was an integral cog in an extremely effective unit. Watching him play during the mid season, was exciting and he had the x factor at times. A few under par performances whilst following our most skilful player does not warrant that type of criticism. Non constructive and abusive towards a young player of ours.

When you actually attend a game, your idiotic comments way have some weight. Until then, unfortunately for you and a few other critics, we are top of the league...………….

Why don't you just bore off. Ineffective and poor reaction made by someone who should not be commenting to us. I never want to hear from you again. On other news, he is a young chap in a pressure cooker of a game, trying to make things work. Todd Cantwell was extremely effective earlier in this season. Has to follow our best, most exciting player and all the critics line up to offer their expert advice. Others were poor today, but not as poor as your remarks.

I wonder what the odds are of 'R Ipswich' being seen this time next season?

Great effort by all you making the trip. Wish I was there. Make some noise, enjoy your day!

As a relegation, that was as lacklustre as you can get. No fight, no spirit. Down, gone and sent off with a round of applause. How utterly bizarre.