[ritchiebaby]

Looking in from the outside, I don't feel there's much wrong with Town. The downside on the pitch is that Powell doesn't like using his 3 substitutes and when we are struggling in a game, the players resort to lumping the ball forward aimlessly. Other than that, our players are talented enough, can play attractive football and it wouldn't take much to improve our league position. We've played four of the top six in our first six games and in the grand scheme of things, results against those teams are irrelevant, it's the results against teams around us that will determine our success/failure.

For a club like Town, mid-table obscurity is a reasonable success. The only way crowds will increase substantially is by going down to League One and winning more games than we lose. Now that's realism.