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The last time I reckon we lost 5-3 was in the 1980-81 season at Spurs when Eric Gates was sent off. The difference being that we played well that night and had a team full of stars.
I've got a feeling this could be the end of another era.
We may have lost and we look to be on the slide but just remember Corbyn and his crew are finished and we have five years of the mighty BoJo ahead of us. Enjoy your Saturday night and up the blue army.
Now we are into the quarter-finals of the southern section and three games from a Wembley appearance, is there any chance our esteemed manager can play a stronger side in the next round and try and get us a day out at the soulless national stadium?
Town's new kit is as bad as the football team. However over the last few years we have chopped and changed between white and blue sleeves. I believe we should either have one or the other, end of story.
So which do you prefer. I prefer all blue shirts, white shorts and blue socks.
I was all for giving Hurst time and I really wanted him to do well. He seems like a very good man but I don't think it's going to work out.
Therefore it's probably better to make a change sooner rather than later. Don't ask me who I'd appoint as Jack Ross is unavailable now, but a manager with Championship experience and knowledge is a must. In the short term I'd stick Klug in.
As for the team I'd get Bart back in nets. Bring in Kenlock at left back, Dozzell in midfield and play two up front, or at least three attacking midfielders if we have to play one up front.
If we can get to January no more than three points from safety and get a few hardened Championship players in we have a good chance. But this can't go on for much longer or its hello League One.
I'm pretty sure Paul Hurst played in the Rotherham team which best Town 2-1 at PR during the early months of Joe Royle's time as Town manager. He doesn't seem to remember this.
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