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Yep - I'm just pleased that with the current set up we will have captured a new generation of youngsters who should follow the club like the rest of us on here.

Any purchasers could agree to a repayment schedule to HMRC. Of course they'd love the debt to be minimised, or 'cancelled', but as has been said elsewhere, it sets a dangerous precedent - other clubs and businesses would be all over it.

If we were to have used any PL income wisely we ought to be set to establish ourselves as a top end Championship club. Attendances should then stabilise. Those that have failed to use the money wisely - Stoke and Sunderland to name two clubs - have suffered, whereas clubs like Norwich and West...

Fantastic numbers. They have had quite a few years of dross, which given their resources must be frustrating for them, Incompetence from the board and managers.

Thank god that was given - joke otherwise

Just watched this on the news - desperately sad, and makes your blood boil at the same time. How on earth did this get missed?

I'm Warthogacus

Glad it's a minutes applause, and not silence. I get frustrated with those, when every background noise grates on me, like nails down a blackboard. Also with4,5k opposition fans -although 99% will be fine - the p*ssed up/coked up few often spoil it.

He's used up his annual gif allowance...

Can't understand a word you're saying - need matesx to translate! Edit: nice that '87 is highlighted - good year that!

Ditto. Lived and worked in both.

Great - hope they do. Better atmosphere, more money, bigger attendance. Still be happy with 20k.

Get with it Pete, it's #metoo (I think?)

If Gus's partner (allegedly) took time to settle in areas like Kenilworth, Leamington etc, I can't believe Glasgow is going to hold much sway.

Be surprised if Millwall bring more than 1k. Add in the 5k gap at that end (6k less 1k attending) and your attendance is limited to 27k tops. Midweek game, mid winter, I'll be impressed if we hit 20k.

What I will say is that the quality has improved over the years. I watched a game at the 2012 Olympics - Sweden v Japan, and I would say the standard now is generally a level up from then.

Probably - but it'll only be for one season, assuming it happens.

Newcastle tonight, and a number of PL games tomorrow kicking off at 7.30. This used to be a regular ko time a few years back, but I'm pretty sure that 7.45 has become the 'usual' ko time (I know some are at 8pm) Anybody know the reason for the change?

The fifteenth goal was probably offside. Games change on decisions like that.

Finally - the keys to G's Jag - record entries to follow. Fantastic gesture.