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Keep an eye on your battery, Otis. Don't let it get too low.

Fantastic @Sky Blue Pete and @mark82 Power to you.

Could we make it Kylie rather than Willoughby and do you have proof of funds?

a nil-nil would do me. I'd also like a late charge from one of the teams in mid-table, Blackpool for example. Let them take points off the teams around us while we quietly accumulate the points we need.

Although I had been going since 1972, the Bristol City game in '77 was the first game I actually remember. I recall the players just passing it about and the crowd cheering a little. And being mixed in with Bristol City fans. I was only 12. I started going to basically every game home and...

All you can eat breakfast then?

Don't think these will get to general sale. 1538 of the 1726 full allocation already sold.

Wouldn't that be something, Wingy?

I was just doing up to when I think we would achieve automatic promotion.

True, but I think we'll drop points somewhere along the way. We might even lose yet, so have to factor that in there too. I think Peterborough will be the toughest remaining game.

Be nice if in these matches they could take points off each other and just draw.

I reckon: 1 - Ipswich =65 3 - Shrewsbury =68 3 - Lincoln =71 1 - Wycombe = 72 3 - Accrington =75 1 - Peterborough = 76 3 - Gillingham =79 1 - Oxford = 80 3 - Blackpool = 83 *confirmed promotion day* This is, of course, subject to being totally incorrect.

Same here with my 13 year old. As everyone stands up, it's important to get a good spot.

Yes, every time I've seen him he's played well. He made a good cameo in one the EFL Trophy games at Stans before Christmas.

Exactly.

I'm hoping free for all as allocated seats always seems to cause issues. The free for all at Rochdale worked fine, everyone's happy.

We've all forgotten Bayliss!

I wonder when we last showed a profit, however small?

NEWS: Coventry City publish accounts for year ended 31st May 2019

Accounts just released up to May 2019 and we show a small profit of £69K thanks to sales of Madison to Leicester and McNulty to Reading.