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All the best, sorry to hear that.

Just do a half marathon. Sorted.

He does get a hard time when he posts anything about Coventry City. Fully deserved, in my opinion. The guy's a snake.

Block 137. Arrived 21.32.

I think it was the same last May.

I would complain.

Well, I've had mine and why would I want another for a friend/relative who wouldn't be sitting anywhere near me? I guess just being bought by 1300 plusers for their mates who don't care if they are on their own.

Why not? We did this last year. Not seat number. I'm block 137.

Well, mine haven't, but thought it would be good to have a separate thread. State block in your reply when yours have arrived.

I had 100s too, going back to around 1980, but my Mum chucked them away when I left home. A lot from the 00s were just chucked away or lost. Shame as I like to look at them.

My son has saved most of our away tickets for the last 2/3 seasons, although a lot have been lost and/or thrown away.

Bastards. Had to buy an 18 year old ticket. TBF, he will be 18 by the time of the game and both our tickets including postage are still cheaper than the price for just mine usually, so no complaints. Blackburn have to be commended for the ticket prices.

Nah, not for me. He wasn't playing for a long time before that. Giving away the penalty at Preston started it, although turns out it wasn't a penalty, and then his Mum died and then he was stuck on the bench. We won plenty of games with good performances without him.

Yeah, same here. Always thought he was class.

Yes, if Shweaf and/or Eccles are below par then the whole team suffers. They've both been pretty hopeless for the last two away games.

Brilliant! My son is 18 on Tuesday, however I'll be getting the ticket tomorrow when he's still 17 so only two quid for him!

I'll need it. Been OK for a year. We don't live in a massive house or anything, just an Edwardian terrace but it has separate rooms, so we can have our own space, which helps.

It's not ideal. We have both said we would like to go our separate ways, but it's not practical, not if we want to leave him the house, which we do. He'll have such an advantage in life if he doesn't have to worry about rent or mortgages. As for the divorce. Did a "no fault" job on the gov.uk...

Ha. Well, it's different for us - and this may make some of you go 'huh!' - but the plan is, if possible, to still live in our house together with our son. If we sold up, then although we get a bit for our house in Warwick, we couldn't really afford to buy a property each. Any money I'd make...

Thanks, Shmmeee. Appreciate those wise words. Things will be OK, I know they will. It's just getting there that will be difficult.