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Remember a couple of Spurs fans in front of me celebrating in the north stand the season we got relegated. Nothing happened as far as I can remember!

Reckon it'll be around 800.

I wouldn't be able to take playing the likes of Yeovil and Leyton Orient every week in front of 9,000 fans for too many seasons. Like someone has already said, the whole point of winning in League 1 is to get back up to the championship.

Please identify the 'trivial' aspect of my post?

On the flip side at least we have an opportunity of selling more for the home clash as I reckon the club may open up the DeVere stand to home supporters, something they wouldn't be able to do if it was Bradford or Sheff Utd as both would probably bring 3000+.

Agreed, best of luck to him. West Midlands police have always been twats on matchdays!

Anyone else think the club will allow home fans in the same end as the away fans? Segregated obviously!

Think someone said they're all sold out mate.

Indeed....

It was Shaw's disastrous stint in charge that set us back a long way. Whatever people say about Thorn at least he got us a few points!

Been saying it for a few years now, ITV's coverage of anything sport related is a joke!

http://youtu.be/HnWk6Oi0zRc Quality strike tbf, shocking defending though!

All strikers miss chances, you can't question his value to our promotion push just because of one miss against Preston.

We never had a chance of keeping him. Best thing we can do is accept he's gone, thank him for how much he's helped us out during his loan spell and wish him all the best for the future.

SBT, how can you say Elliot looks 'ok' after his goals against MK Dons and his finish against Sheffied United earlier in the season. I personally think he's pretty valuable to us at the moment, him and Clarke could score a lot of goals between them!

Would be the best decision all round for him to stay here. Similarly to how Clough conducted himself recently regarding Bailey's loan extension, I think O'Neill would encourage Adams to stay here until the end of the season.

Exactly right, Cardiff have been throwing quite a bit at players over the past few years but have kept ballsing up their chances of going up because Dave Jones (IMO) wasn't good enough to push them that bit further!

Fantastic news, glad to see the club are securing signings of players who have already been doing a job for us this season!

First time since Robins took over that we haven't scored!

Fair point, but you have to agree that Moussa's flair and ability to take players on has proved a lot more successful to them team as he's been chipping in with more goals than Nimely did.