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Shrewsbury Town chief executive Brian Caldwell has explained the reasons why today’s game against the Blues was called off with referee Lee Swabey feeling that some small sections of the pitch were unplayable, and also why plans for it to be rescheduled for tomorrow fell through.

General manager of football operations Lee O’Neill says it wasn’t viable for the Blues to stay overnight in Shrewsbury and play today’s postponed game against the Shrews tomorrow, an idea which Town manager Paul Lambert and his assistant Stuart Taylor suggested.

According to The Athletic Premier League Clubs, between 14 & 33 blue cards would have been issued so far this season. Elsewhere have read that if a goal keeper gets a blue card either he is&#133

Town’s game at Shrewsbury has been postponed due to a frozen pitch at Montgomery Waters Meadow.

Travis to come in for Luongo tomorrow? Different midfield but Mass needs a rest , hasnt quite been up to par last few games.

Back in the eighties I got an invite to see QPR v Liverpool at Loftus Road and after the game we went to the players lounge to meet the two sides. We also had our pick of the food that was typical of&#133

Https://www.channel4.com/programmes/to-catch-a-copper Well worth a watch. Documentary on the Avon and Somerset PSD unit (Police standards Dept) and their attempted to root out the wronguns&#133

As was inevitable Marcus Stewart was the man that ultimately made the difference between Town and Huddersfield, his former employer. The £2.5 million man hit the Blues second in the 73rd minute after James Scowcroft had scored Towns first and Dean Gorre had hit an equaliser for the Yorkshire side.

Im delighted to let the forum know that, following a cordial exchange of emails, viewpoints and apologies, the matter has now been resolved amicably between Frimley and Wess dad, David, and a line&#133

Town’s U21s host Charlton Athletic at Playford Road in Professional Development League Two South this afternoon (KO 1pm).