Hello, everybody and welcome to the Red Men TV and your latest episode of Red Men.

By its size, it is Friday the 2nd of January.

My name is Dan Club, and I'm here to run you through all the latest,

the whole new speculation and more.

We begin with last night's nil-0-drome against theegeanites it was a proper stalemate certainly from a liberal

perspective obviously leads would be over the moon if you'd have offered them a point from

battlefields to go along with their point from anemot a few weeks ago when we made the trip up to yorkshire

so yeah they'd be delighted that their approach paid off and, be honestly, very nearly managed to nick it,

Dominic Cavaloon with a goal this allowed for offside, likely so, but still, it was a thing that happened.

And while some of the vulnerabilities that we've had in recent time weren't on show,

up to the other end the pitch, there was no real mojo about us in the attacking sense.

It was really, really, really, really passive and slow at times.

And I think when we did, speed it up, particularly in the first arc,

because I think there was a bit of a upbeat temper as what we were trying to do, at least,

and some fluidity in the midfield.

It was the decision-making or the execution of that final key moment that left a lot of

time and time again.

So really disappointing, underwhelming performance and indeed results.

And it was opportunity to get a bit of breathing room inside the top four

and really establish ourselves in that

and maybe even start breathing down the neck

of Aston Villa as opposed to looking over the shoulder

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