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I remember them doing that for a Wimbledon game as well. I got free tickets through school and they were fit seats in the away stand

No, I didn’t start going to games until the early 90s It wasn’t always relegation battles though. I know the early to mid 80s was bad but prior to that we were very good for most of the 70s

Sorry but a club that had been in the top flight for 20 years is established.

Hospitality sold out

Hope Robins doesn’t start knocking back the champagne if he wins

I think you’re overthinking a bit there! Scandinavians are by nature a serious bunch. Nothing more to it than that

John Toshack with Swansea

Did Wimbledon do it with 1 manager?

One of the websites has the attendance against Blackpool as being 6k, so its not showing the right average. This one is the correct figure: Sky Bet Championship | Average Attendances | Home Matches | Football Web Pages

It will be a sell out

Here's how I would rate them Sillett - Gave us our highest honour. Coventry City peaked (to date) under Sillett. Hill - Made Coventry City the club it is today. Without him we would still be playing in a ramshackle Highfield Road, eaking out an existence as a 2nd or 3rd tier club. A...

No is is disparaging the FA Cup win. Just that it was easier for Sillett to take an established top flight team and win the cup than it was for Robins to take a club on the verge of extinction back to the PL. The top ten thing is a bit silly. Bobby Gould & Phil Neal were only 1 point off...

One thing I would say is Robins got lucky as to when he took over. Sisu were so hated that almost all frustration over a bad performance was directed at them rather than him

But the thing is JH didn’t have to deal with that. We can’t judge on hypotheticals. Otherwise we could say that Phil Neal would’ve coped just as well with what Robins has had to deal with

Not after we’d already been in the division for 20 years. Thinking that an established top flight team finishing in the top 10 is a success is exactly the mentality that has held us back for the past 50 years

Sorry, not 24, I meant 25 & 26

Evidenced by the fact that Wimbledon won it the year after. Didn’t Oxford & Luton win the league cup around that time as well?

24, 25, 13, 4, and 5

I’d say Robins is the best. Jimmy Hill did a great job, but he was backed by a supportive chairman. Plus it was in an era where money wasn’t so important. Sillett again did a great job. But we were an established top flight team. Winning the FA cup was something that we should’ve been...

Block 31 down to single seats already