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It’s our away support. Average number of away fans at the CBS is 2,091

I don’t disagree, but I think we didn’t take the piss out of Boro like those clubs did with us

Have to commend the Boro fans for so many of them staying after the final whistle to applaud your players. Most fan bases would've walked out when the 2nd goal went in

The noise of the second goal is so loud even on the Sky cameras. Absolute scenes. This is what the Ricoh/CBS was built for

Friday definitely needs a chant of "theres only one Clive Eakin"

If Wilson makes a mistake today the crowd will forgive it. If Collins makes a mistake I think people’s patience will have gone

Club expecting a crowd of 31.4k, which is more than the WBA game. Chelsea attendance was 31,407 so there’s a chance it’ll be the biggest crowd in all competitions

Cost of any expansion work would far outweigh the income. They do need to work on maximising the space we have though

Almost as much as that smarmy shite that Sisu put in charge when we was in administration. Paul Appleton

Just like Wigan & Reading

I seem to remember Steven Pressley squaring up to him in the dugout when we played his team once (Bradford?)

Yes

In Cov or Manchester?

So you can potentially violate the rules that the rest of us have to stick to, get promoted, and then never face any consequences?

I think its the fact that every game is available to watch now. Its not natural

There are rules in the Championship against owners just piling money in

Especially as its so close to the finish The 10k went up past the Brooklands. Never realised how steep that is until today!

Did the 10k. Didn't realise just how hilly this city is in parts!

I didn't think people dared venture outside in Hackney?

If they're visiting Wembley so often that its a legitimate reason for them to not sell out, then it means they're visiting too often