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Had to chose between a 'like' and a 'haha' reaction.

I understand what you're saying. I'm certainly not aware of any differences he had with other players. However, he let both Farke and Smith down when they really needed him. He was absent a lot in the period before his Bournemouth loan. His personal issues went on for a prolonged period. In that respect, he was disruptive.

When I first saw "Doyle" in the headline on the Pinkun main page, I immediately thought of Tommy Doyle.

Sorry. Just seen that you've already posted.

Paddy seems pretty much itk. Answering question from about 10.50.

It does seem so. However, I wonder why we didn't bring in another loan or a better loan or 2 in January if we were comfortable enough with finances. Maybe it was a case of the targeted player not being available. Instead we were left with an increasingly jaded small squad by the time the play-offs arrived. We were in a reasonable position January for a promotion push, but it would have had to have been through the play-offs, so need for a couple more signings to bolster a thin squad and replace those departing.. DW clearly was likely to be dispensed with regardless.

Glad you remembered that final sentence 👏 👍

Callum's straight talking, call a spade a spade, view of the football hierarchy in true yorkie style is quite funny. Club by club guide to what league each truly belongs in his view.. Nasty twist right at the bitter end, probably a portent for what will transpire this coming weekend, unfortunately.

Absolutely. Along with a win for Sheff. W (vs. WBA) tomorrow to really dangle the carrot under Hull's noses, ahead of their game with the binners.

Hull v Cov this week is a rearranged fixture from an earlier FA cup round. Such a pity, the Binners game with Cov (rearranged from weekend just past) couldnt have been this week instead of next, with cov. still having a shout of the playoffs, at WBA's expense obviously. The binners' fixtures timings have fallen so kindly for them. I know teams in mid-table have been very competitive recently, with naught to play for, but disappointment of falling short of playoffs may have the 'on the beach' effect when cov. and Hull play the bins. Never mind, if Leeds can pick up 2 points more than them over the final 3 games, they'll pip the binners to the autos on GD. I am assuming Leicester won't mess up. WBA play Sheff. W. next away. Could be very tough.

+ Lungi is back. Hanley to resume team training next Tuesday, and maybe in contention for Swansea. No time frame for Dimi's comeback.

Yes that's the fear.

There is another reason to be interested in what Cov. and Hull do from here on. They both still have to entertain the binners, and potentially scupper their automatic promotion dreams.

The binners would be facing Coventry (A) next week, but due to Cov' FA sf, the game has been moved to the midweek before the last round of games. The Binners face Hull (A) prior to that. It would be nice to see WBA slip up in their next 2 games Leics (A) and Sheff W (A), so that the play-off chasers still have a sniff when they play the Binners. Otherwise, the re-arranged timing of game with Cov. could suit them rather well.

Trialist in goal tonight suggests all our backup keepers have travelled up to Preston for emergency bench warming duties! 😄 🤣 Seriously, though, I think you are right. I guess all 5 you mention are up at Predton.