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I think it just shows that the club is now being run in a sensible way. Doug hasn’t signed the club up to something he isn’t happy with long term, nor has he threw his toys out of the pram because he hasn’t instantly got what he wants. It’s a world apart from from that twat Fisher damaging...

Would’ve preferred a longer deal. Suggests that both sides took a tough but pragmatic approach to negotiations.

You people are animals! I'm going to spend the morning prepping for the game by relaxing. This involves tending to my garden whilst drinking a large bottle of Co-op own brand Whisky. Much more civilised.

That's who it was intended for!

For the sake of unity I don’t think this all needs bringing up again

I still firmly believe that if we win Saturday then we’ll make the playoffs, regardless of we do on the last day. I just can’t see another two teams reaching 69 points. If we don’t make the playoffs though we need to remember that we’re still going in the right direction. That’ll be 6...

Given that Millwall and Blackburn have to play each other, if we win on Saturday, and Sunderland lose, then we've made it

It’s one of those games when you realise we’re as good as anyone else.

I felt that at the final whistle against Reading most people in the ground didn’t know how to react

But under the scenario we're talking about, us beating Brum, and them losing to Sheff U that would mean their goal difference would be 4 behind us

If WBA lose tomorrow, and we win Saturday, it would take a lot for us to not make the play offs. Mainly because Millwall and Blackburn still have to play each other

WTF was that chant thing the Burnley fans just did? Embarrasing

Entirely within our own hands now. Win both our games and its irrelevant what others do

Most clubs aren’t stupid enough to give their local rivals a huge allocation in important games.

I'm surprised Mike Ashley hasn't' named one of the stands after himself yet

If all the corporate/hospitality areas sell out then it should be just over 30k

Or in the exhibition hall?

I remember when we played Sheffield Utd in the FA Cup Quarters in 1998, the club reckoned they could’ve sold out Highfield Road three times over

That does make sense. The solution though would’ve been to open it from the start so that the rowdy element of our support would’ve bought tickets there, with families then having space available around the rest of the ground.

Looking like Middlesbrough will have nothing to play for by the time we travel there