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Exactly. People defending the serving of an eviction notice as though it is a perfectly reasonable course of action. Wow.

"spanner in the works" - it added about 20 minutes to the court hearing ffs and changed nothing When all said and done, what we know is this: Hoffman is a c**t, Ashley is a c**t, Duggins is a c**t. The end.

And, so what if it was?

What? They may, and possibly are correct here, argue that no new agreement is necessary. Even if it is, it could be worked out without all the grandstanding. Telling club staff to clear out their stuff and hand in security badges? Fucking hell, you're defending that?

They were last ditch efforts to buy the ground. Why shouldn't they have tried to do that? And how does that justify an almighty hissy fit like this given that he got what he wanted anyway. Strange take that.

If you're on the coach you're not on your way until 5.15pm so not making it back on time for kick off, would probably miss 1st half. I'd be happy if they brought it forward 1 hour and made it 2pm kick off.

I guess, with this being very winnable, it means Preston away is almost certain to be moved and will be midweek yet again.

Not sure it'll be that low. Minimum pricing for 3rd round is £15 I think.

16 was open, but yeah, I know it was prompted by that. I still wouldn't be surprised if 14 was closed for this game. They might have to give them a touch above 4.5K, so will argue that they will lose one of 27 blocks of segregation so 14 will be closed for the safety of children and small...

Worst thing about the twitter responses isn't the Wrexham fans, it's our gushing supporters tagging in Ryan Reynolds. Fuck sake.

Because it's a dogshit draw?

Yeah, guess you're right, it was Derby so hopefully a one off.

Fully expect the club to close blocks 14 and 15 like they did in the FA Cup last season. It's going to be excrutiating. BBC commentators will be making constant references to how it is like a home game for them.

But that's the complete opposite of this game. We were league 2 playing PL opposition, decent crowd and rocking atmosphere. It's not that I don't get the romance, just don't want to be hosts to a big underdog. Those games are never fun.

Not me. Worcester City was horrific, and it wouldn't have been much better had we won that day.

Absolutely guaranteed I'd say. BBC will be falling over themselves to blow smoke up their arses.

Just hate playing lower league teams in the Cup at home. No more than 8K home fans with a full away end full of giddy day-trippers singing 'your support is fucking shit' for 90 minutes.

Awful draw. It'll be on TV, will be an awful turn out, but they'll no doubt bring 4500 day-tripping gobshites.

That piece of land by the M6 remains as scruffy and depressing as it was when the arena opened 17 years ago. It's in the shadow of a major sporting and leisure complex, yet nobody wants to go near it. A new hotel would provide very modest returns. Housing perhaps? There isn't much land to...

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