marhar

Never been a season ticket holder but this has made me think, i take my two boys when i can and they enjoyed it, i think we all enjoyed regular football during March with the golden ticket. Tempting. The Bury offer is actually a bit of a bonus too as living in Whitefield my kids often get free tickets there through school/football and to be honest I just enjoy going watching live football

you mean this accurately described save (courtesy of the bbc): Shefki Kuqi headed Taylor's free kick onto the crossbar and Cherries keeper Alex Cisak did well to claw Shaun MacDonald's follow-up off the line.

cheers Lukers, need to work on my skim reading!

when you say 'had to leave', he wasn't injured again was he?

I know what the original poster is saying, but as you say although it's the answer we may not have wanted it's probably best for all parties. I'd rather someone turn us down rather than take the money and not want to be here

I was sat next a big group of fans in this age group, a great bunch of lads too, knew their stuff and having a laugh. Good to see

It's bizarre - he kept pointing to the inside of his wrist when he was explaining it to the players so he obviously saw it, but how can it be unintentional? It was above his head and defending a cross, not like it was smashed at him from a yard

I'm a black sheep of the family, should be a Bolton fan by rights so support them too. For some reason the first game my dad took me to was Latics, they've been my team since

must be Jordan Rhodes

Bingo

I think Cisak is the best since Gerrard, I must be one of the few that never felt at ease with Kelly. From directly behind the shot today it looked like it was one that took off, didn't look too dangerous when first hit but lifted on the way through

I've always found him to be exceptionally helpful and good to deal with. Sorry to see him go. Thanks for everything, enjoy retirement and win the battle. Good luck

To be fair I think he said we played the conditions better than them. But that was it!

I agree, he had to watch the bounce on a terrible surface and then once he'd assesed it he was brave and decisive. He seems calm and assured, think he's going to be a really solid keeper.

I think there were elements of both in the same game so it's a matter of what you focus on. I thought we were unlucky to be behind at half time and were very poor in the second half. Credit Brentford though, I think they old-manned us a bit, breaking up any momentum with a series of 'injuries' and a lot of time wasting which the referee was too weak to stop. I think the Cisak rating is very harsh, I was sat behind the goal and haven't seen a replay to say whether it swerved or got a nick on it, but it did fly through a ruck of players so Cisak will have seen it very late. And he didn't look far from saving it.

I agree the decision to start with Clarke right back was poor, hopefully Diallo will be back in next match and Mellor given a go in the middle.

I'm with you on that, was surprised Diallo didnt come back in with Lee switching back to the right. Clarke looked ok at full back, but two attacking full backs would have been better

I thought Simpson did ok, one of the few that tried to get the ball down and play, helped his full back out. I won't try to defend Adeyemi though

Me neither

Clarke won't be allowed to play by Huddersfield

This is a great post, and not just because I was a full-back

Very sad to see this news, have seen him keep goal against us a number of times over the years. RIP, thoughts with his family & friends http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/14723925.stm

Two great goals, shame about M'voto, didn't look a particularly bad challenge but their player made the most of it and the referee reacted like a kid on Christmas morning

Ed Upson, what a brilliant name, we sound like we could do with him

Simple ideas are often the best - took my kids to the Blackpool game and they loved the poster programme, great idea, cheap so I bought them both one and now I've got Paul Black and Matt Smith competing with Messi and co on their bedroom walls