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Did you hear that from Boosh? I know you're trolling, but even so I'll be surprised if your post lasts very long on here, given it's libellous nature.

People get too hung about the term. Its just a commemorative day for ex players, which is great. A few will be legends, some will have been good loyal servants and some will have only appeared fleetingly for us, but they all played for the club, which none of us have been able to do. I think...

Am pretty sure their team with Di Canio, Cole, Carrick & Defoe got relegated.

At their absolute best for us I would plump for Keane and Regis. I would also cheat and probably find room to play Ndlovu on the wing and Speedie in midfield :)

and most of those were in that mad spell when Fadz was out and we struggled to defend throw ins as much as anything!

Agree with Ndiaye and Fernandez. Manning always seems decent for Swansea too. Cohen Bramall had a really good game against us for Rotherham at the CBS but wasn't so impressive in the return game. Also from bits of pieces I've seen of Middlesbrough this season, Ryan Giles has seemed every bit...

I thought the MOTD piece on us when we were relegated at Villa gave us much more focus than most relegated teams get.

Not much really seemed to go right for Godden last night and was surprised Walker didn't replace him, particularly after they equalised.

A fair few people talking up Maguire but can't say he impressed me too much on Saturday when he came on. He might well be a better attacking option than Howley I guess, but I think Howley gives more balance to our midfield. Of course Howley might need a rest after 2 physically hard games played...

He is pivotal ordinarily, but needs must and MR clearly isn't comfortable playing Fadz in a back 4. He substituted him a couple of times earlier in the season too, so we could go to a back 4 formation. Would still expect him to be starting on Tuesday.

Think a few posters pointing out the Hull goal down to being Howley's mistake are being a bit harsh. The ball was struck at him by a misplaced pass from fairly close range, but unfortunately it was right into his stride, which then took it inadvertantly towards our goal. I don't think he had the...

First time I remember it was in an FA Cup tie at Swindon the year we were relegated from the top flight.

I've probably missed it, but not seen a mention of the Mo Konjic song, with the ending he comes from Bosnia, he is a big fucker. Simple rhyming at its best :)

Just after he became a born again Christian I remember a chorus of 'Cyrille Regis, hallelujah hallelujah' from the West End.

Blues have still to come to us though, so probably not for long. Relatively small allocations at our closest rivals doesn't help us. Not that its likely anytime soon but playing MK Dons again would change matters considerably!!

Ooh Aah Lloyd Mcgrath He's fat and round and scores at every ground, Micky Quinn We'll meet you all outside, we'll meet you all outside, we'll meet you all, we'll meet you all outside - sang by the Kop to away supporters in late 70's

It's bound too. Anyone playing at our place could potentially have a following of 4,500. The only away grounds we could have a similar following as far as I know are Wigan and Blackburn, both of whom we play mid-week this season. A useful addition to the table would have been the number of sold...

Notts County have also sung it for years, although slightly differently.

Unless I've missed it surprised no one has brought up the repeated 'Hey Jude' chorus where we simply replaced Hey Jude with Sky Blues that sometimes would go on for ages. Also fondly remember the West End singing 'Lip up fatty, Lip up fatty fatty Rimmer' at the Villa game to the Bad Manners...

I remember that too. It was the 5-0 League Cup quarter final game. I thought the chant went something like ''who's that twat in the dungarees'. Your version rhymes better but I'm sure the dungarees were referenced in the chant. I also remember him then trying to look inconspicuous afterwards...