Rival Watch

[Sutekh]

I'm quite disappointed that all of the League Two clubs close to the Forest of Dean are doing so badly this year ('ksake, Newport!), as my son is desperate to go to an away game (he's young and foolish), and I don't think we're quite up to trecking to Lincoln or Barnsley yet. I'm not sure Swindon or Oxford would be my choice for an 8yo's introduction to away football, either.

Presume you want to watch County rather than another team? I notice they’re at Bristol Rovers next week so that might be an option? Think both are pretty ropey so it might be a fairly even encounter.

If you just want a team “on the up” then Bristol City in the Championship, Cardiff in L1, Merthyr in the National North or Cirencester in the Hellenic are all having decent seasons. And Reading itself isn’t an overly difficult trek given the M4.

[Stranded]

It's more like 90 miles for us, but the Bescot is a good shout - he'd enjoy watching the traffic going over the flyover.

Certainly a step up from the quality on the pitch.

[rabidbee]

We go to home games, he wants to go to a Reading away game, and I don't think I can get a long trip past the management just yet. Rovers and County are a similar distance from us, although I don't think there would be any chance of him getting a ticket to Rovers, based on last year. I've also never been to County, which is another reason I'd like them not to go down. Didn't help that the EFL scheduled the game at Cardiff on my daughter's birthday weekend, the selfish bastards.

[Sutekh]

We go to home games, he wants to go to a Reading away game, and I don't think I can get a long trip past the management just yet. Rovers and County are a similar distance from us, although I don't think there would be any chance of him getting a ticket to Rovers, based on last year. I've also never been to County, which is another reason I'd like them not to go down. Didn't help that the EFL scheduled the game at Cardiff on my daughter's birthday weekend, the selfish bastards.

Reading travel to Burton on 7 March that might be a palatable game for an 8yo and obvs. an easier trek than something really up north given the motorway access around the West Midlands.

[The Royal Forester]

It's more like 90 miles for us, but the Bescot is a good shout - he'd enjoy watching the traffic going over the flyover.

He will have plenty of time to study every vehicle as it stops and starts along the M6. Maybe you can get him to count the number of lorries compared to the number of cars that pass!!

[WestYorksRoyal]

With Plymouth winning again today, the bottom of the table is now looking much more as you'd have expected.

Gone win for Huddersfield which is bad for us.

[Stranded]

Only just realised how few games Barnsley have played.

They have 23 games left to play in 13 weeks (3 or 4 more than most other clubs) - so will pretty much be playing Sat-Tues/Weds-Sat for the rest of the season.

[Clyde1998]

With Plymouth winning again today, the bottom of the table is now looking much more as you'd have expected.

Gone win for Huddersfield which is bad for us.

Seems to just be Rotherham out of place at the bottom end of the division, although they've been on a very difficult run of matches and four of their next five are very winnable on paper.

[Hound]

Exeter 0-4 to Rotherham? Very odd

[Pepe the Horseman]

Exeter 0-4 to Rotherham? Very odd

Barnsley also lost 4-0 after drawing with us. We must've taken it out of them. Also frustrating to see Orient losing at home to Port Vale after we made them look like Brazil.

[Hound]

Exeter 0-4 to Rotherham? Very odd

Barnsley also lost 4-0 after drawing with us. We must've taken it out of them. Also frustrating to see Orient losing at home to Port Vale after we made them look like Brazil.

Other than that game Orient have been on woeful form

[Pepe the Horseman]

Posh late equaliser against Huddersfield. Huddersfield even later winner

[Sutekh]

Exeter 0-4 to Rotherham? Very odd

Barnsley also lost 4-0 after drawing with us. We must've taken it out of them. Also frustrating to see Orient losing at home to Port Vale after we made them look like Brazil.

Now that’s the Reading way.

[Sutekh]

3 midweek L1 games on Tuesday, all surrounding relegation places rather than play off & promotion.

Barnsley v Northampton
Burton v Doncaster
Port Vale v Wimbledon

So Wimbledon will have a busy week before next Saturday’s encounter with Reading not that Reading appear to do particularly well after “time off”.

[Sutekh]

I see that Barry Bannan finally left Sheff Wed last week and is now employed by Millwall

Meanwhile Wednesday took Luton centre forward Jerry Yates on loan.

[Sutekh]

L1 deadline day activity.

Liam Manning (ex Brizzle City boss) appointed Huddersfield manager.

Lincoln have signed forwards Ryan One on loan from Sheff Utd and Alfie Lloyd on loan from QPR.

Bradford City have signed Newcastle United players Harrison Ashby and Joe White on loan until the end of the season.

Striker Adama Sidibeh has joined Stockport for an undisclosed fee from St Johnstone.

Port Vale have signed Everton defender Elijah Campbell and Everton striker Martin Sherif on loan

Liverpool left back Calum Scanlon on loan to Cardiff

Devante Cole has joined Luton from Port Vale on a permanent deal.

Brighton midfielder Joe Knighton has joined Stevenage for a 6 figure sum.

Ronan Curtis to Plymouth from Port Vale

Bob Dylan album (John) Wesley Harding on loan from Millwall to Plymouth

Bradford have 2 new strikers, Paul Mullin on loan from Wrexham and Derby’s Kayden Jackson has joined permanently.

Peterborough have cancelled contract of keeper Will Blackmore

Davis Keillor-Dunn is expected to sign for Wrexham from Barnsley

Luton’s Marvellous Nakamba will move to Sheffield Wednesday if the Owls can get someone out first.