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Not too bad, with the teams immediately below us in the table either drawing or losing.

However, Vics and Stafford who are my benchmark for us currently in the table (both similar sized clubs with similar levels of support) are both beginning to pull away a bit. Need something tmrw. I am amazed that Stafford already have 26 points to be honest. Thought they would find it a lot harder. Well done to them.

Interesting reading on Vics forum, seems that the ticket prices for their FA Cup clash at some dilapidated athletics track near Brighton have not been annouced as Brighton want to charge about 12 quid in and Vics are insistent on it being much closer to the normal league price of 22 quid (which given the state of Brighton's ground seems a bit of a pisstake to me in the first place).

Aside from the fact that if it's 22 quid in, there will surely be far fewer people there than if it's 12, so Connett will lose out-even with the increased price, I seem to recall he tried to pull a similar stunt at Sunderland last year. Whenever they get on the national stage he just makes himself and by extension his club look ever so slightly petty.

There are no parralels that I can see between the Robinson situation and Crawley's plight. While yes it would be a huge shame for all the loyal Crawley fans who've been there through thick and thin, to simplify Crawley like so so many before them have spent vast amounts of money that they simply didn't have, now owe huge sums left, right and centre and large numbers of fans are boycotting games because two men have ruined the club in the space of a year. We did that in the Berman days, had to suffer 5 years of plodding round the Unibond and only now are we getting back on an even keel.

The point is, if Scabs were kicked out in the summer, then Crawley (if they are to be consistent) should be dealt with in a similar fashion now.