Robbie

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There are 5 games to go. I'm sure Stuart wants to win every one of them. He may put a couple of youngsters on the bench on Saturday, however, I am sure Stuart will play his strongest side available. Some players are going to be playing for their EFL futures, some will want to impress if they are hoping to move on up the EFL pyramid. All the team should be well motivated to put in another good performance against Harrogate for the reasons I've specified. I hope to see Cedwyn Scott get 20 minutes or so in the second half two. I expect Stuart will want to start with the same starting lineup as we saw against the Dons, if not, then he will put players in that have a lot to prove. Again as in every game, the focus will be on the defence. My advice for our defenders, if in doubt, kick it out or upfield to Jatta. My advice for Ashley-Hamnond, mix the distribution up, go long on occasions, punt it upfield on occasions. My advice to the wingbacks, get those crosses coming in for Jatta. If we avoid the defeat, I will be happy, but we are very capable of getting that much needed home win for Stuart. CMON U PIES.

Poor Tom.

So funny.

The smart snail.

Very Funny.

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Thanks for the well detailed info @DangerousSausage I'm fascinated by the German football finances. Do you think that the financial rules for the German leagues are good rules and do they prevent league clubs going out of business? Do the fans get a bigger say in the running of clubs over there too? Could the German financial model work here for our lower leagues?

I used to follow German Football in the 70s and 80s when they had great East German teams like Dynamo Dresden & Dynamo Berlin. I don't think those teams exist today or do they in another name? I have heard of a Hertha Berlin, is that the same team? There was big talk of Kane going over to Germany to get trophies and play in Europe. Pleased that he has scored 30, that says he's still sharp enough to play for England. There's talk of him coming back to Spurs but that's just the rumour mill in overdrive I think. Another big team from yesteryear is Cologne but I heard they went down the league pyramid. I remember Hamburg and Kevin Keegan too. Do the fans of smaller clubs in Germany have an issue with FFP rules that seem to favour the bigger clubs here and must have an impact over there too? I think it's good that a team other than Bayern Munich are set to win the title.