Well ive just got home and i have to say the second half was absolutely diabolical. We fell to pieces at the back and how can you concede three goals against Bradford for god's sake. I have to say well done to Caldwell for getting his goal but he lost his man so many times it was unreal!!!. Just hope Hughesie gets back soon. For twenty minutes in the first half we were tremendous but we were just so sloppy at the back. If we were playing a half decent team tonight we would have been out. But we're through and thats what matters but Birmingham away isn't the easiest place to go!.

sort it out for saturday Bobby!!!!

-- Anonymous, November 01, 2000

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learning curve...

a winning goal on your full debut - can't be bad for your confidence now can it?

-- Anonymous, November 01, 2000

Look, we were playing a Premiership side. 4-3's a Keegan score. We had the most makeshift of defences - enjoy the moment eh?

-- Anonymous, November 01, 2000

It's nice to see Caldwell making his full debut, hope he can follow the same path Aaron Hughes did. At some point you have to deal with a big task and you will grow on the experience. Too bad that Hughes himself didn't played though, but i suppose we'll have him back for saturday.

-- Anonymous, November 01, 2000

I'd just like to say how much I'm enjoying the writing of the new, positive and optimistic Dougal. What a change since last year.

Was this a new season resolution, a quick visit to a hypnotherapist, or did the dried frog pills Softie sent you actually work? :o))

-- Anonymous, November 02, 2000

Well, even when negative, you'll have struggled to find me moaning about a win.

-- Anonymous, November 02, 2000

That's true Dougal! I've noticed not just in this posting, but all season, that you haven't been starting your postings with "I've got a really bad feeling about....." - which is a nice change from last season.

-- Anonymous, November 02, 2000