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Would be a little pointless given the kop is closed for the game. Will be a little odd to be in an empty stadium with a full away end. MK vibes.

It's good to see the facility in the hands of owners willing to invest in it. It's in quite a state externally, but I am sure this will be addressed. The area around the CBS is also in a sorry state, but there seems to be progress here too. Construction on the new hotel starts this year...

Not really one for match vlogs really, but enjoyed this one. All the focus is always on SC for atmosphere, but this shows how lively it is over the other side of the ground.

Wasn't aware they did that outside of the play off games, not seen it this season, but yeah must be there tomorrow.

Only back 6 rows, surely not going to leave rest of block empty when it has been open 4 times already this season?

Some extra tickets on sale...

That would be mad and I'm certain he won't do that, not at home. I think the opposite, we'll have a right go at them

Block 5 hasn't, but 13 has for this game. Was closed against Blues iirc? Depends.on corporate sales, but should be more.or less the same.

Wembley tickets sold out 5 days before the game - TICKETS: Play-Off Final - General Admission sold-out, Disabled tickets remain available - were some empty seats on the day though, probably allocated to sponsors or something.

They usually aim to depart 1 hour after the stated arrival time from my experience

Definitely wasn't families .. https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-police-restrain-fighting-fans-manchester-city-v-coventry-c-27-january-146316645.html

Fair point, but it could be they play Friday.

I saw a stat once, when two teams play each other back to back in league and cup games it's rare that a team wins both. I know it should be meaningless, but one of those weird football anomalies that we'll no doubt add to.

Sheffield United at home also, so one of the games won't be on a Saturday

It's terrible. Winnable, but could get turned over. Shite that we play them the week before so puts a damper on the day out, and they only got 10,000 in the 3rd round so not much of a payday either.

Will effect the league following, and maybe the cup following. Lots will pick one or the other.

2 weeks running at Hillsborough. Bullshit.

Yeah, the steeper stands and the fact the roof is elevated make a real difference. Feels a lot bigger.

Looks decent tbf

It's walkable though, done it a number of times. They did get that right, building right next to Filbert St. Pity we didn't have that option. That said, I think our place has matured better. KP leaves me a bit cold.