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I’d go more often if I didn’t usually work lates and Saturdays. Doesn’t help that Saturday is normally the only day I can see my friends though we tend to keep our meetings every 3-4 weeks. I’m definitely looking to go to most home games next season though when I can.

If you haven’t attended every single match, friendly and training session since 1883 then I’m sorry, but you’re not a real city fan.

No. Do you have a link?

See you next season fester

Absolute basket case, probably worse than Sunderland.

548 was generally flat except a few songs here and there. It was mainly me, my brother, and the fellas and kids around us starting songs and keeping it lively but most around us just seemed content to sit down and remain silent as if they were watching the cricket.

They'll likely be in a relegation scrap if they come down and they know it. Parachute payments won't solve their debt crisis.

I’m sure most of them are lovely people but on the day they were shocking in terms of support. Only started singing after they scored then died down again for the rest of the match until they won. Unbelievably quiet considering the occasion. We were much better and louder.

That’s next season’s promotion guaranteed!

Sheffield United came 5th last season. Guess where they finished this season.

I risked my job to watch us lose on penalties to Luton. But I’m glad I went and I thank Mark, the players, the staff and the entire SBA for what’s been and what will (hopefully) continue to be a fantastic journey. PUSB

The Arch is stacked out and singing.

This thread’s 30 pages long and the game hasn’t even started yet.

He’s mistook us for Brum!

Let’s get some Callum O’Hare energy in here… Don’t you know pump it up! The city’s going up!

If we're not 6 nil up in the first 10 minutes then it's over for us.

I take it she was among the lucky 500?

They’re still there. They’re called “Central Six” now.

TotalSportek is another reliable site.

That title belongs to the one and only Maxime Biamou.