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They are separated by a small fence that runs between T20 and S22, and the gangway is gated. It's how they stop the Tilton and Kop Stand mixing. They might leave the gate open, but they were very strict at the other end where they have the same separation with the Kop Corner.

Offence is taken not given. It's your choice to be offended, and just because you're offended, it doesn't mean you're right. Identity politics and general woke hysteria, it's a first world problem and it's taking us backwards. People have been prosecuted for causing offence, it's insane. I love...

Opposite end to away fans.

I guess it's easier to manage that way, so it's understandable in one sense. One effect will be that the Kop Stand will be a good deal emptier than for the 1st game as it was filled up by people paying on the gate, and they'll now be separated. They're trying hard to recreate the Ricoh experience!

I note from the club update today that those paying cash on the gate will now be housed in newly opened blocks 17, 18 and 19. Just a heads up for those intending to pay cash, you'll now be sat in the corner and you won't be able to gain access to the Kop Stand blocks, so if you want a side-on...

It's a nonsense really, a real slippery slope. We shouldn't be giving a regulatory body that sort of responsibility. The ASA should police facts and nothing else.

Not sure if they're doing it Saturday. The next event they are showing is Gillingham. This tweet is still pinned on their twitter account, might be worth posting a reply to that to see what they say:

Looking at the teams in our half of the draw, and if we view this competion as a way of making a bit of cash, it has to be West Ham away? That or a very winnable tie and hope we progress.

Shit crowds everywhere by the looks of it.

We would have had a great chance. When you consider Dundee United reached the UEFA Cup final in 87 having knocked out Barcelona, you realise how different things were then. Didn't Mechelen of Belgium win it in 88? We'll never know of course, but it would have been nice to have had that...

That second goal was a thing of beauty.

It'll be just like the Northampton season. Numbers did go up that season on average by a decent amount. All that will happen is for the games that are in high demand, that demand will go up, but for the midweek games and less attractive fixtures you won't notice a difference. I notice I'm...

I'm not sure what people are expecting. It's the south coast on a Tuesday night, for a game you can watch on ifollow for a few quid. Those who sate 'away games only' will still pick and choose which games they go to, and this won't be one for many of them. 'Away games only' isn't the same as...

That was abject. Not been that frustrated leaving a game for a good while. Felt like a crushing defeat. You feel that Bolton side will be on the end of a spanking most weeks. They won't be able to play with that energy and spirit for long. That said, trying not to get hysterical. Won't write...

I was quite surprised how many Bolton had sold when I looked. Considering they have no season tickets holders and everything that's going on, it's a really good effort from them.

There's a place called the Bee Hive about a 15 minute walk from the ground.

When I went on as soon as they were released for sale, only the seats this side of the impeccably straight line were available.

HL1 contains two blocks, and only half of one was released. I'm sure they'll open more soon though.