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It's a not poor for League 1. Only Sunderland and Pompey had bigger crowds today. Fleetwood brought 250.

I wouldn't say Bury were our main local rivals. We've barely played them in the last twenty years. I'd put Blackburn, Burnley and even Wigan before them. The real animosity is reserved for the rare occasions we play Utd though.

My thoughts are this conversation never actually happened.

League seems to be focused on on ball handing, quick passing, try scoring rugby. Union seems to reward kicking and brute strength. I'm sure this question has been asked a million times before but why don't they just combine the best bits from both codes and have one type of rugby?

Whoosh!

Why do some rugby players sound like David Brent on steroids? They're like bodybuilders who've swallowed a marketing manual. It's mainly England and Scotland who seem to suffer from this affliction.

Peter Swales stopped paying everyone and put the club into administration? When did that happen?

So Bolton don't have to compete with the two Manchester teams for support then? Geography's obviously not your strong point.

I highlighted that fixture because it's a more accurate reflection of our support. Season tickets could only be sold once the takeover had been completed and that was the first home fixture after. The club was in administration, practically on the verge of liquidation prior to that. Tickets for...

'Fairweather fans'? There were over 14,000 at our last home game, the biggest attendance in League 1, despite the fact that we were bottom on -11 points at the time and hadn't won a league game all season. We're one of the top four best supported teams in the league behind Sunderland, Ipswich...

How do you know if you don't watch it?

Why not? The BBC have little enough live sport as it is.

Which makes it all the more ridiculous that the Chelsea women's team manager wanted the goals reduced in size.

I think you make a valid point to be fair but then perhaps male footballers like Dion Dublin shouldn't really be commenting on women's football either.

F**king up the handover on a 4 x 400m relay takes some doing.

Looks like we had a bit of a plodder on the first leg of the women's 4 x 400m relay as well.

Another silver for the men and a new GB record.

Silver for GB in the 4 x 100m relay.