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Love how we can just turn it on for a moment to win

Yellow card = miracle cure

Us, Preston, and Hull all have a game in hand on Norwich so they probably won't

If they don't go up, will the EFL issue a points deduction?

Their player had the ball in his hands before Palmer even touched him

Can only stay up on goal difference as it stands

He made a moderate amount of money apparently https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/spfl/other-football/marc-mcnulty-brutal-coventry-fan-27112394

This is clearly the player Robins always knew he could be. I'm sorry to say I doubted him

Great goal. Amazing what confidence can do to a player

Bristol City blasting out The Wurzels. Great club anthem

And if they do there is no way in hell they will go up. To bottle a lead like they had to end up in the play offs would be mentally crushing

Which part of “SOME PEOPLE CANT STAND ALL GAME” don’t you get?

Where in your opinion then is it not permissible to stand?

Sense of entitlement is incredible If you want to stand, get a ticket in the safe standing area. Otherwise sit down.

Not really. Plenty of older fans can’t stand all game. Why should they have their view blocked because some chav insists on standing in the seating section?

Leeds filling up nicely as well. Both games looking like sell outs

We’re no different to any other medium sized club. Success on the pitch will bring in big crowds. It’s not even anything new. Everyone forgets that in 1962 our average crowd was only 10k. By 1968 it was 34k.

The aim isn't to be in the Championship

We were selling out 95% of our capacity in the last few years of the PL, and would've continued to do so had we not been relegated

In the season we had our highest PL average (just under 21k) Tottenham had an average of 34k. So why did Tottenham feel the need to build a new 60k stadium?