Terrific = well done everyone at the club; players, management,coches, fans. Thankl goodness no play-off drama!

Only one team looking to win this and it aint the Cobbs

I was born in the Hotel End
My claret scarf’s been a lifelong friend

I remember…
Farrington and Stratford, Mabee and Aidy Mann
Martin Smith and Rico, and Jonjo’s caravan

Scott McGleish and Sammo, and Bobby Barnes’s tricks
Peter Gleasure, Woody, and Welch between the sticks

Morley, Hill and Benjamin, the team of Graham Carr’s
And I remember Shrewsbury and Pat McGavin’s arse!

Razor, Tony Adcock and Graham Reed were class
And Ally Gibb who scored the goal that put away the Gas

40, 000 went to Wembley to get behind the Teyn
And in the 93rd there was the famous Johnny Frain

In the pouring rain we went to Liverpool FC
And I saw Abdul Osman score the winning penalty

50 years a Cobblers fan and still I cannot wait
For 7.45pm to take on Harrogate!

A number of the top sides failed to score against the Dons this year. Keep the faith.

If Stags score another 3 we will be 3rd

Mansfield 3 up - if they get another 4 we go third

Welcome to the Cobblers Mr Wright-Phillips.
Does anyone else remember a 2-leg League cup tie against West Ham which we won? Ian Wright criticised us for putting 11 men behaind the ball in the second leg and then said he hoped Tottenham would beat us in the next round (which they did, 3-1). This from an Arsenal player!

Hang on - we are still 3rd in the table whatever the results today, we have had a tough run of games against many of the top sides and we have had many inuries. Mr Brady is building something better than we have had for many years and I feel we should stick with him. Besides, why would we want to go back to the manager merry-go-round?

Cracking ste of scores today - Carlisle, Mansfield, Salford, Stockport and Swindon all losing. Walsall and Donny on good runs, though, and Bradford win. A win tomorrow night and we will be sitting pretty. UTC

Shot from Edmondson went close according to BBC site. Would be unreal if he scores having been such a poor striker for us.

Watched a cracking Devon derby last night - no quarter asked or given, plenty of juicy tackles. Refereed really well by that nice Mr Brakespeare; Red cards - nil; Yellow cards - nil.

I had a step ladder once. My real ladder ran away.

Thanks for the kind words pal. I thoiught it looked 50/50 too and the gaffer was booked for his protest. Fisrt time in many, many games we have a got a result after going down to 10 men, and against the O's I would have taken a point with 11 on the pitch. Good game up until the sending off, and then you were doing the attacking. Regarding other teams, we had something of a soft start and have not played many of the bigger hitters. I rate Bradford from what I have seen and feel they, Mansfiled you and us will be in the mix. Looking forward to Stevenage next week - surprise package.
All the best for the rest of the season.

Is it not possible to get games postponed when there are sognificant numbers of players out with illness?

Daily Mail should be banned.

Too late for Mr Johnson to apologise for lying to the Queen now.

The Committee has been interested to hear Leeds United fans singing 'American Boy' and have come up with a few efforts for Cobblers players. With apologies for the vintage of the songs - here are some new words;

To the tune of 'The Hokey Cokey) - only works if the player's name is pronounced KoyKey

You put your left arm in, your left arm out
In, out, in, out and shake it all about
You do the Ali Koiki and you turn around
That's what it's all about
Oh Ali Ali Koiki
Oh Ali Ali Koiki
Oh Ali Ali Koiki
Knees bend arms stretch North-amp-ton!

To the tune of 'Wig Wam Bam' by Sweet

Super Sam - he is the main man
Super Sam - try to catch him oif you can
Super Sam - you gotta understand
He is on the right, down the middle, on the left
He's the one and only Super Sam!

To the tune of 'Rasputin' by Boney M

Shaun McWilliams, he's one in a million
He shakes your nerves and he rattles your bones
Shaun McWilliams, he's worth bloody millions
He makes us pround and he's one of our own

To the tune of 'Starman' by David Bowie (no relation)

There's a Starman playing for the town
You just cannot stop him, he's gonna shoot you down
There's a Starman playing in attack
He came from F in Fulham and he's never going back
And we say
He is Keiran Bowie
He is Keiran Bowie
He is Keiran Bowie

He didn't miss the shirt pull but gave the free kick to Mansfield.

Have Mansfield got out of their own half in the second period?

Top refereeing. Pity his assistant can't spot an offisde though