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[u]Peterborough v Bristol City[/u] Is it too early to start throwing in the phrase 'six pointer'? Probably not. Especially when you consider that there is only a third of the season to go and both these sides are lingering uncomfortably close to the drop zone. Bristol City were bottom, rose to 19th, but a run of one win in six has put the skids under them again. They have failed to keep a clean in any of those six, and that will surely be a worry visiting London Road, where goals fly in at an alarming rate. Posh average two a game at home - a rate only bettered by four teams in the division - yet they let them in nearly as fast and have the worst home defensive record in the Championship. You could look at this fixture and say 'cagey', but I don't think Peterborough know how to...

Neil Warnock is probably the most colourful and outspoken manager in British football today. His brash behaviour has created numerous enemies within the game and antagonised thousands on the terraces. He loves nothing more than to rattle a cage so it is sometimes difficult to distinguish between the serious and the mischievous. During a long career some of his more [b]controversial outbursts[/b] have been forcefully made and accurately proved, but there have been times when his ranting has lacked substance and this has looked very unattractive. His tendency to argue knows no bounds and many believe that he only sees injustice from his own perspective. Despite being a qualified member of the fraternity he displays an exaggerated and somewhat silly obsession with the decisions of referees...