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I think Ebbsfleet are probably realistically safe, but stranger things have certainly happened.

Probably good for us that their form has turned slightly - by all accounts they were poor at Solihull - and maybe the stark realisation they're in trouble might only hit with two games to go.

With regard to Halifax v Barnet and Bromley v Solihull, draws in both fixtures would put things back into our hands (provided we win ours).

I don't get this disdain for Dorking, they were pushing and pulling us in both matches but you do what you can to win. It's us that got reds in both games and in all honesty both sides were diving around in the home game. Their manager admitted their man should've gone in the home match and Linney deserved to go as well. Wilson was also completely in the wrong at Dorking and deserved a red. If we can't handle those tactics it's on us.

What happened at the away game reflects poorly on the club and has damaged our reputation. There's nothing wrong with a bit of back and forth but the line was crossed last weekend and I can't help but think that's it's been fuelled in part by this bizarre grudge some of us have manufactured off the back of these games.

This.

I think it's bizarre.

And we have the cheek to talk about how weirdly obsessed the likes of Oldham are with us.

They employed a bit of gamesmanship with us and it clearly worked in both fixtures.

Let's give it a rest.

With this weeks wipeout it’s impossible to call yet. And we might lose Fylde v Gateshead this evening yet with a pitch inspection scheduled for 11am

Fylde game on, didn't look too doubtful given the dry and mild forecast today.

I guess we probably want all games to go ahead now - the last thing we'd want is the league stepping in and making an executive decision that goes against us.

Solihull at home and Gateshead / Halifax hopefully out on their feet beyond the 20th - one can dream...

It is just passion nothing more nothing less. I shout and curse when I go to Alty, but I do return to normality after the game is over,. If you want to avoid the shouting and cussing then I suggest going to the Opera.

Sorry... are we still discussing the same incident?!

The Osborne booking situation is really perilous and could ultimately cost us if there hasn't been a cut-off.

It's frustrating as I think all of us have felt that we've been at least a man light in midfield all season.

Thank God we signed Mitch Hancox when we did, and obviously George Wilson stepping up has been crucial.

Seeing Justin back will be a huge boost - fingers crossed.

At the end of the day it's a very similar assignment to Kidderminster.

We ended up coming through that one comfortably in the end, so we should hold no fears if we go about our normal game.

I expect they'll extend the season for everyone at Step 2 and below now, given the logistics - but how are they going to do that at Step 1 given the final is at Wembley?

Can't imagine you can just call up and amend your booking like you can for a hotel room!