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For fuck's sake. God help us.

Have to say I like black kits. Still have that, but the sponsor peeled off quite quickly.

I like it. Pleased there's no stripes, and sky blue shorts. Does look a little "Reform Teal" though...

87-89 is a belter. Can remember buying that and even the feel of the lettering, lovely and spongy and velvety.

Always liked black kits.

I think there should be more flat surfaces so those who want to snort coke before a game don't have to huddle in a cubicle. It's just little things like that, which make a difference.

No, it's in Southam.

I was thinking that. If it's not a points game - and it shouldn't be - then it should have been a free for all fixtures. First come, first served for anyone who wants to go.

Absolutely no chance of that, unless I spill my hot chocolate on it.

Oh yes. That one.

This one? Wear it to bed nowadays. Not an original. Got it over 20 years ago now. Club shop, I think. Got a brown trackie top at the same time.

Yeah, got our tickets this morning too. Must be mad. Enjoy these games though. Stevenage last year, MK Don's the year before. FGR too.

Luis Jardim has died, which is a shame. Ace session percussionist throughout the 80s and 90s. Played on everything! We'll all have records or CDs with Luis on. Beginning with ABC's debut studio album The Lexicon of Love in 1981/1982, Jardim worked extensively on projects with Trevor Horn...

75-81 to win the WC of kits?

My advice is not to try and rally the troops with a picture of David Smith!

Slightly closer. They still look great. If I'd have given it some thought 48 years ago then I would have put on the trackie top too.

Is that when the white box thing shows a red light? Ours does that every now and then but just turn the boiler on and off and it usually reconnects. When it does happen it usually means I have to change the batteries in the thermostat thing. We've had ours well over a decade and works perfectly...

Remember him scoring a winner at White Hart Lane.

Yeah, I bet every school picture of that era looked exactly the same, regardless of where it was taken.