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Nothing wrong with a good old pitch invasion but that guy was just an attention seeking prick. Also why should Christie get booked for trying to trip up a bloke who wasn't even involved in the game?

Was that child there with his drum? 90 minutes of carnival de paris, we love you, I just can't get enough and all that horrible, unoriginal, cringeworthy shite.

Don't stand a chance now. So much for attracting a few new fans back. Bet the place is half empty already.

I'm actually not going tonight. Atmosphere is all about cheering your team on and singing your heart out, not wearing a silly t-shirt that looks tragic on anybody over the age of 14.

How does a grown man wearing a worn out sports top that's more than likely two sizes to small, add any atmosphere?

I'm not saying that all the disloyal, bandwagon jumping morons shouldn't go to Wembley. I'm just saying that they're disloyal, bandwagon jumping morons.

If you care to read the original post then you'll see that it mentions people buying tickets just so they can go to Wembley, and it's also pretty clear that the people I'm referring to in my post are the people who are just buying a ticket for a day out at Wembley, not ordinary fans. Not quite...

"I'm not bothered about supporting my team, unless they're at Wembley." Great fans

Also if you're buying a ticket just so you can get a Wembley ticket, you deserve to be ripped off.

Heafty fine for a pitch invasion? What a joke. How much were Man City fined last season? Pointless for the first leg anyway, when we win the away leg, I don't see any harm in it.

Only racism I've seen at away games in recent years has been directed towards black players. The only exception to that is Leicester away when the old "town full of pakis" chant gets going.

I'd rather we made the most of having a decent crowd for once to be fair, let the fans create the atmosphere not the PA system.

True, but I still don't see your logic when you say that fans who attend maybe once a season are more important than fans who attend most games.

I'm not going, said at the start of the season I wouldn't waste any money on JPT games and I'm not going to change just because we've had a bit of erm.. "success" in it.

Regular fans probably feel that we are more important because we follow the club through all the shit unlike the people who you feel are "more important". If wewere all like that then there would be no club to support.

Just seems a bit pointless, if we did this every game then fair enough or if it was an important game I could understand it more. But just can't understand everyone wetting themselves over the JPT.

I didn't take into account prices dropping halfway through the season, my bad. Eitherway the point still stands; of course the club are going to support something which gives them a chance to take money from it's fans.

I'd imagine the reason the club is so keen to encourage everyone to wear sky blue, along with supporting this silly scarf idea is because it means more people will shell out money for a £10 scarf or a £40 t-shirt.

Hashtags are for benders.

I may shed a few tears of laughter to be fair!