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Last season I was in the upper, this season in lower, so it was hard to compare, but I agree in terms of experience. Still enjoyed that second half, though.

Neaterer, then !! Luton's ground always looked like it had been designed by a group of kids, based on matchboxes. I know they have done a lot more work on it recently, but QPR's feels like similar dimensions, but just a bit more aesthetically pleasing. Just my opinion (agree though, with...

Want a Blackburn injury/sending off fest v Leicester in preparation for our game.

Agreed - there was a lad in the lower tier bellowing 'what a waste of money' at Haji Wright when we were 3-0 up, so not borne out of any pent up frustration on the day, just thinking he was funny. Tawt.

Was weird - a group of (dozen at the most) QPR came round by the coaches from a side street and at first the nearby City fans just seemed to be laughing at them, Then a couple of punches thrown by one or two of the QPR fans, with a city fan or two giving it back, then a lot of City youngsters...

Don't think it helps being put in 2 tiers. The lower tier is like being in a non league ground. It's a tight, old school ground and reminds me of a neater version of Luton's dump.

Where have you seen this?

Poor first half, but gritty (and sometimes.es we'll have to do that) Great save by Wilson. Very good 2nd half, 3rd goal was a thing of beauty. Well deserved and much needed win.

What system would you employ mate? We've just got to ride this storm out. Of course individual errors can cost you, and no manager can plan for that. Yes, they can set up systems, but to say he cannot point out the difficulties we have in a key area of the pitch (due to injuries), when we are...

Dog fed, cup of tea on the sofa/settee (you say potato, I say potato). Coach leaving in an hour for breakfast and beer en route to the match. Fingers crossed we get a result today. Not concerned over players' efforts, just hoping we get a break or two that sparks the team. The fans (barring an...

Yes mate - that was a banging breakfast, and day out last season. Nice forward planning booking the cafe. I'm being a coach w**ker, Stopping off at a mate's pub in Hinton in the Hedges for a breakfast and beers. Safe journey and perhaps catch you at the match (I'm in the bottom tier this time -...

Except the game?!?! I'll cheer on whoever he picks, and won't give a **** who's playing if we pick up a result. On a positive note, it sounds like some of the injuries are clearing up quicker than expected.

Two things come to mind with that side The first is, I keep trying to make a kitchen sink joke out of Kitching Binks. The second is, I'm not sure there is much protection for the defence from Allen, Ayari, Sakamoto. Fine, when we've got the ball, less so when we don't have it. I'd probably...

Fairy nuff. Hadn't taken that on board tbh.

We are currently missing Palmer and Sheaf, and waiting for O'Hare to return too. The situation is temporary.

As if HS2 was ever going to benefit the Bluenoses?!

It's also temporary, the same as the Norwich forward line, missing Barnes and Sargeant is. If it's the same post January, that is a different scenario. ,

What would you have done, and who would you have brought on to make those incisive passes. Beforehand most were suggesting it should be Ayari doing this.

Was someone on Facebook forum earlier offering 2.

But do you think the booing increases the bond between the fans and the team, or helps alienate them?