I think Vale, Northampton, and Rotherham will be the bottom three, and the 4th relegation place will be fought out between Exeter, Blackpool, Wigan, and Burton - among the remaining fixtures, Blackpool face Exeter, Northampton play Wigan, Rotherham have both Vale and Wigan, Vale also play Wigan, and Burton will have to face Exeter too… My money would probably be on Wigan to drop.

As Senegal probably flew over Morocco en route to Paris, maybe they should have dropped it over the Atlas Mountains

Senegal played Peru in a friendly today in Paris and brought with them the AFCON Trophy to display to the crowd, wonder how that will go down with the Arbitriration people

International weekend so Lincoln probably had some players involved

WiJG, Starbucks is NOT coffee!

Any idea why Lincoln didn't play today? Our game at their place is sold out in the home sections because if they win (or don't and results elsewhere go their way) they will be prompted so it could be a carnival atmosphere, with us seen as merely making up the numbers. I'd love us to be the party poopers WFC used to be but I cannot see it and nobody would begrudge them promotion as they have been consistently outstanding. Whilst I agree we are "probably" safe, I would be looking for a win or a few draws in out last 7 games to feel relaxed. Everyone we have to play need points for different reasons and we'll have to do without our only two sources of goals in Stevens and Browne.

Talking about clocks, remember they go forward ONE HOUR at 1am Sunday to BST

Nick W - it’s certainly a start – a small step in the right direction – as you rightly say – reducing our losses…not yet reaching profit. Unfortunately, we have continued to provide bursaries/hand-outs for the Over 66s and the Unwaged. But yes, I am pleased that the Club is becoming slightly more Commercial. The acid test for me is the cost of a ticket as a multiple of a coffee. At the Starbucks outside Plough Lane a double espresso is £3.90, so typically the cost of a matchday ticket represents around 6 coffees. At Stockport I had an excellent espresso (a double) in a fairly upmarket coffee shop for £2 – of which my matchday ticket represented a multiple of more than 14. By the Coffee test – we’ve still got a long way to go.

Bert, I think your clock is about as slow as Ryan Johnson

That was a greater-than sign not a bracket

Wimbledon fans ) tourists

JG - you will doubtless be happy that your wish, for us to increase ticket prices significantly, is coming to fruition next season. That said, I suspect that the effect of any increase in overall revenue will mainly be to reduce our losses, rather than allowing a meaningful increase in playing budget.

Paid £29 for a seat today at Stockport in a canopy covered stand,with a view severely obstructed by posts. Last Saturday in one of the most affluent parts of one of the most expensive Cities in the World - the Amrrican tourist sitting next to me one the half way line had paid the paltry amount of £23. That's why our playing budget is poor - but at least pound for pound we are the best team in the league. Hay..ho!

Pretty much what I expected although to be honest I thought we played pretty well in the second half and were unlucky not to get a goal to make things a little more tense. Obviously they didn’t need to push too hard being 2 up at half time but we had some decent chances to make it 2-1 and either our finishing was lacking or their keeper stepped up. Subs detracted from the game but that’s ok given our squad issues. Stockport fans much better outside the ground than inside they made no noise even at 2-0 up but I’m sure they’d say they have bigger fish to fry and that we were all expecting the end result anyway.

Toothless up front to go with a creaky defence = a 3-0 defeat. Never been a great Jackson fan but would advise him to take any offer that comes his way. Must be so frustrating managing a club with a shit player budget.

Nick - anything could happen, of course. But the teams below us will all be taking points off each other throughout the run-in (Wigan especially!) and I think it will result in 50 being enough.

Don't forget to factor in teams below us playing teams below us.

Looks like quite a melée at the end of the Sutton vs Rochdale game…

Had we not lost both games to Exeter, we would be safe.3 more points should do it

Nicks- maybe, which is why I asked it as a question. The way I see it- if we got no more points then everyone other than Exeter would almost certainly pass us, so the question is whether Exeter will get 7 points from their last 6 games(they would almost certainly have better GD than us if we lost all of our remaining games) and I wouldn’t be confident of them not doing that. A couple more points would leave us safe though and I would be fairly confident that we will scrape those up from somewhere

We're safe. It's fine.

How many more points do we (realistically) still need to be safe? I certainly don’t think that the answer is “none”, but Exeter being 7 points behind us and the number of other teams between us and the drop zone would suggest to me that 4 (and probably even 3) more points would likely be enough.

Lincoln unbeaten in 22 games, they must be due a defeat soon, yes…?

Not really a huge shock that they got a third goal as we were trying to push forward - both teams had 4 shots on target, but theirs went in and ours didn’t… We probably won’t make the playoffs now… :/

Exeter taken 1 point in 6 league games.but their remaining games look winnable and we nearly have same goal difference