u/Happy-Fox11

Every time Giles mentions a niche village conspiracy or tries to explain an obscure hobby while Mary sighs in utter despair and calls him "Nutty," it’s absolute comedy gold. Whether you love their eccentricities or find them completely bizarre, they are one of the few original pairings who haven't adopted a slick TV personality persona. What is your all time favorite Giles and Mary moment?

I wasn't convinced by the design when they first showed it, especially with how ambitious the cladding system was, but I thought the finished house came together really well. It felt like there was actually a reason behind most of the unusual choices rather than just doing something different for the sake of it. The £420k budget was the bit I found harder to believe though.

Without a doubt, he is the best keeper since Joe Lewis

Sometimes you just have to step back and appreciate how consistent Leif is down that left flank. His whipping crosses into the corridor of uncertainty are a nightmare for defenders to deal with. Even when the rest of the team is having a slightly off afternoon, his set-piece delivery always gives us a chance of pulling something out of the hat. Absolute quality.

Heading down for the midweek match at Ibrox in November now that TV has pushed the kickoff to 8 PM. Haven't taken the car to an away day in Glasgow for a couple of seasons.

Where’s the best spot to park safely within a reasonable walking distance to avoid getting completely stuck in traffic on the M8 straight after the final whistle? Cheers in advance!

Taking the 2-2 draw out of the equation for a second, Neghli’s goal right before half-time was proper class. The lad’s work rate on the wing is relentless, and he’s clearly got that bit of direct, fearless quality we’ve been missing going forward.

If we can actually keep servicing him and give him some decent support in the second half of games, he’s going to be one of our best players by May. Absolute bargain if he keeps this form up.

Losing Anderson hurts, but getting a good fee for him makes it easier to accept. The bigger positive is trimming the deadwood and moving on players who clearly weren’t going to fit OG’s system. Having money available for January without PSR worries is a massive change from previous windows. No scattergun panic buys, just targeted recruitment

To be fair to him, he was deployed in a slightly deeper midfield role than usual. While it took him a bit of time to settle into the game, he definitely grew into it as it went on. Any concerns about his lack of physicality didn't really show - he held his own pretty well and managed to win 6 out of 7 duels against a physical Leeds midfield.

​That said, the team has to do a better job of getting him involved. There was a 10-minute stretch in the first half where he barely got a touch. If he's going to be used in that deeper pivot/midfield role moving forward, we can't have him floating out of the game for long spells without the ball.

​Overall, it felt like a decent, solid foundation to build on. Do you reckon this is a position he can adapt to long-term, or should we strictly be playing him further up the pitch as an attacking mid?

Rovers couldn't have wanted a worse start, going down 3-2 at York, while Newport looked really good in their 3-0 win over Rochdale. Now they head to the Memorial Stadium on Saturday, and I reckon this could be closer than people expect. Rovers will be desperate to respond in front of their own fans, but Newport should have plenty of confidence after that opening-day result. Do Rovers bounce back at home, or can Newport make it two wins from two?

Getting Diomande over the line from Sporting feels like a seriously good bit of business. He's 22, already has plenty of Champions League experience and has been playing at a really high level in Portugal. The reported fee is around £34m.

With Glasner likely to use a back three, having Diomande alongside Murillo and Milenkovic gives us some serious athleticism and quality at centre-back. I'm pretty excited about this one.