Africa Cup of Nations group A Qualification league match between Gambia & Comoros, featuring our very own Alassana Jatta, kicks off tonight at 7pm UK time.

Can't be any worse than last week, so here goes... Blackpool 1-1 Northampton Stockport 3-2 Wrexham Accrington 2-1 Swindon Town Barrow 1-2 AFC Wimbledon Bromley 1-0 Carlisle United Braintree Town 2-1 AFC Fylde Hartlepool United 1-0 Eastleigh Yeovil 1-1 Halifax Town

Before the season started I was just hopeful that we'd be challenging for a play-off spot, so to have basically been in and around the autos this season has been a pleasant surprise. That said it is all very close, there's only 8 points difference between 2nd and 15th at the moment! So a lot can and will change with 2/3rds of the season left to play. I'm still not sure we'll finish in the top 3, I hope we can and I think it is achievable. We've faced some good teams so far and no-one has really out played us. Also going into the second half of the season we'll have Jodi back, that will be a massive boost.

Notts had been making big losses even before the Bros came in, didn’t Alan Hardy lose something like £3million the season we went down? You’re not going to be able to come in and instantly reduces the loses, especially when you’ve just been relegated out the football league too. The key thing for me is that our debts have slowly been reduced, and Joe Palmer has spoken a lot about the aim of getting the running cost to 0 in a few years and that it is achievable. So whilst we still might be making losing we have a plan to turn it around and we're on our way to achieving it. I’d be interested to see why and how the likes of Chesterfield and Salford scored higher. Chesterfield were in the National League longer than we were and were pretty much run on loans whilst still spending comparatively large sums. And Salford are purely reliant on the money from the old Man Utd Boys and a billionaire! Their 1000 fans aren’t exactly covering much of the costs… And I agree with others that finances aren't the defining feature of what makes a well run club. Carlisle who are second in that list are nose diving in to the National League and you'd struggle to find a Swindon fan that thinks their club is well run! The Bros have stated on numerous occasions this is long term for them and I’m certain when they leave the club it’ll be in the best place it’s been for years.

Good Morning. It's been a grey morning here & very cold. Didn't get much sleep last night because they are working to retarmac the main road near us. We all had letters last week warning us of the impending night noise from the work - apologising in advance for it. It's good that these roadworks are being done by the night hours, however if a person is in work it will be little awkward. Looks like they are just doing sections of the road and not the whole length of it. I can remember when I was a boy they used to tarmac the road on our housing estate, a couple of times in the seven years we lived there.