cardiffowl06

Maybe not getting paid has something to do with it. Use some brain cells. This is just asset stripping at this point, I'm not sure what the logic is devaluing the club to such an extent as what we're going through.

RIP Uriah. Didn't know him like others here, but it's pretty clear he did well by himself and others. In May, he was appointed Chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University. It's a shame he didn't get the opportunity to apply his skills in that role.

The new season optimism hasn't lasted long.

Quite obvious the immediate issues with the stand are: 1) internal space. The concourse has room to be expanded to resolve. 2) the tunnel. We have to get rid of it by using the space under the stand better. It does sound like the structure needs to go entirely, but we need to fix this asap.

Xisco going is the first bit of positive news since Wembley. There's an absolute mountain to climb to try and get this squad to work and get out of the relegation places. I'm not sure who can do it, but it needs to be someone who the players respect and has discipline.

As a country we don't half do badly in football finals. Great effort, just not the result.

What a save! That's a huge turning point. Make it count lionesses.

Looking forward to this. Rightly, the Womens game is moving at a fast pace in the right direction - and England is front and centre of that growth. I'd have liked to see a bit more hype around this game at home, if it was the men's final supermarkets would have bunting, offers galore for beer and BBQ stuff and every advert would be football related. Oh, and Prince William and useless Sunak would've been the first to book a flight and go, regardless of location. Anyway... COME ON ENGLAND.

As much as I think it's early to have a proper say on this season, I think all the signs are there to show pre-season was a disaster, and even though it's early days, there's clear failings in the way the team is being set up to play against opponents with much a higher calibre of player. The Championship clearly is a different beast to league one. The last Hull goal was a sign that playing it around the back and out from the back won't work, and we're only inviting pressure into ourselves. We did it constantly against Southampton too. The amount of space we're giving to our opponents is a huge concern. We've only just come up, and I'm getting a growing feeling that we're going straight back down. I think we need a a core of players with good championship experience to steady the squad and add some balance.

Spill the beans...

I'm not really positive about the season ahead, regardless of the style of play, which wasn't brilliant, there's a huge void between us and tonight's opponents. It's not just Southampton that'll be tough, most of the league will be. Playing out from the back didn't work at all, and we didn't change it up until late in the game. Invited far too many problems on ourselves and we should've been aware that they'd punish us.

I really any get to grips with this. Both parties thought best? Really?

Those prices kill off any chance of a casual committing to a season ticket and get fans who have fell out of love the chance to fall back in. Sometimes we really do shoot ourselves in the foot.

They need to go back on sale and for a good price.

The positive is you'd never really get this posted from a Barnsley fan. Look at the disbelief.