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Thanks for all that. Following the logic of the bit I've quoted, do you know if our performance against xG is notably worse in matches without March and/or Lamptey? Feel free to ignore that if it's a pain to look up. I know I can't be bothered to look myself.

Either that or a large proportion of the fanbase can't correctly click on the right option.

Apologies if I missed it, but does anybody know if Potter's Swansea or Ostersunds sides missed an unusually high proportion of chances?

Presumably because our wins have come against more proactive teams (and Newcastle). Even in those games, there were plenty of chances missed, but we kept it tight at the other end so it didn't matter.

Given the obvious limitations of our forwards, I think a play style that creates a large number of chances is best approach. It may be true that relatively few of those are big "how on earth did that not go in" chances, but normally we only need to be scoring 1 or 2 goals a game anyway. I might...

Given the age of most of them (not Welbeck obviously) they may well have significantly improved by this time next season. Threatening to resign probably makes sense if your team is on the cusp of promotion and needs an extra push to get over the line. Particularly in the lower divisions where...