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Won’t happen as they rarely show such a one-sided game first. We can however have a little bit of a snigger at the fact that the team we’re currently stuffing beat Palace 2-0 four days ago.

No, I’m not. Affect is always a verb, effect can be a verb or noun. In this case it’s a noun as in ‘the effect he’s had on the team’, so it’s definitely effect and not affect. Anyway, I’m trying to follow a tight game of football here.

Alongside the subs warming up and decent atmosphere coming from the north, this is one of the main reasons that we’ve not moved our season tickets from this area since we bought them in 2015. Same for most of the guys around us, some of who have been there since 2011.

It’s definitely effect. In this case the noun. I’ll forgive you in the excitement of that first half.

Is Groß our best ever signing in any division for the effect he’s had on team, longevity and also value for money?

And Leicester, where it should’ve been 6 other than VAR giving Mac’s thunderbastard offside.