From the Editor:

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There is now just one game to go of an extremely long and tiring season, and I think every fan is looking forward to a summer off.

On the face of it this season should have been the most enjoyable yet with us playing in Europe and making the FA Cup quarter-finals again, but the entertainment value in the Premier League has definitely dipped.

You'd have to say we've slightly under-performed in the league too, but overall it's still been a successful season and it'd be ludicrous to even sacking Tony Pulis because of one fairly boring season.

I do, however, hope for more entertaining fare next season and I wouldn't argue against a parting of ways with Pulis if us fans still have the same complaints in 12 months' time. But, for now, he deserves a little leeway for everything he has achieved in his second spell at the club.

Now, on a completely different note, one of our own is climbing Kilimanjaro this September to raise money for the British Heart Foundation.

Long-time readers will be aware of Chris Price, whose son Joe was diagnosed with a serious heart condition in 2008. He had an emergency life saving operation aged 11, and the Price family have received and continue to receive a great deal of help from the British Heart Foundation.

If you want to read more about Joe and would like to sponsor Chris for his climb, check out his Just Giving page.

Homzy