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Apart from scoring 9 in one season at Oxford goals have not come his way in any season.

Hopefully only on the women's game.

He's not better than Lavery according to the goal scoring stats. In no way am I arguing the case for Lavery, but just don't see Joseph suddenly becoming prolific in the scoring department. I really think Swansea have had us over.

He might work his socks off but he has very limited ability. Give me a lazy bastard that scores 20 a season every time.

Hopefully that run of games will be at another club.

Remember it well T10. It was hilarious. Correct me if I'm wrong but was Owen Oyston on the pitch pre match acknowledging the Blackpool fans?

Perhaps Lincoln, Peterborough and Oxford have better players because their recruitment has been better and that is down to the manager. Critchley's permanent signings have been average at best.

Any else think David 'Jonty' Johnston in Blue Lights resembles our esteemed manager?

A pal of mine's claim to fame was that he once pulled the blonde one in Abba. Bjorn was his name I think.

Abused Players Redeemed

Jeff didn't play for any England team but played for Ireland U 21s and had full Ireland caps. Suddick was the best player I have ever seen in a tangerine shirt.

I coulda had class.

Congratulations Xabi Alonso. A class player and obviously a very good coach .

Sorry if I offended you. However, it seems to me the way of the world currently that middle aged white men are disappearing from media positions. Sky Sports being another example . The remark about Alex Scott was tongue in cheek as she seems to be everywhere these days. If Henry has been made...

And spend more money in the club shop.

See my post about box ticking.

On reflection Charlotte Duncker probably in line for a promotion. Who said the Times was a 'stuffy' newspaper.

Unbelievable! This guy really knows his football . Probably being replaced by someone who ticks more boxes. Alex Scott maybe?

What are Joseph's qualities?

He's shocking. Swansea must be laughing at us.