RichWFC2 joins us relieved but deeply concerned that the only goal of the game barely papered over the cracks in the performance. Justin brings us up to date on stewarding umbrellas but not pumpkins and echoes the concern. Wendover (Indian takeaway if you were interested) also deeply concerned at the lack of cohesive progress on the pitch, we bring in Vinnie from Dallas who came to the game today all the way from Dallas and he calls it as he sees it – before announcing an Uber to Golders Green is £25 (who says we don’t offer consumer information!) to go to a party after which he flies to Dublin.

Jack joins us from the US  with bogus stories involving 3 eyed pigs and inspires Pete to try and start off a fake story to see if we can get it taken up by the national press (this may just be something to do in the next international break when we become bored and restless!). Having not seen a game for a month Jack points out how the more things change – the more they stay the same!

PJ calling from Ireland advises Vinnie to avoid the “Temple Bar” area of Dublin to avoid overpaying for beer before pointing out positives in addition to the result plus PJ points out we are now 4 points worse off than we were at the same point last season.

Also we all were stunned that the referee awarded a penalty and THEN changed his mind!

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