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Maybe its all a clever marketing ploy? People are starting to worry they wont get to buy a ticket, this will lead to panic buying and hence a sell out!

Does this mean I have a day of queuing now ahead of me?

Wont let me login either.

You mean those teams that were winning leagues and trips to Wembley play offs while we were losing to Crystal Palace and Bolton?

We all hear about how fans want to watch a winning team, win more games, the more enjoyable it is as a fan (to some extent regardless of the division). Below is a list I come across of the long serving FL clubs points per game ratio over their history. Teams like Fleetwood etc aren't included...

Which did increase attendances as you would expect.

If you defended the right of the individual to go or not go to Sixfields then the same has to apply now and in the past. To say it was an individual's right to go against the majority and attend sixfields but then bemoan people who for whatever reason don't go to a Ricoh game is hypocritical.

I don't really see what objections the police would have. They weren't bothered in the JPT and if we ever got to the Premiership the south stand would be shared every game. Also I'm not sure the police can enforce something like this. They can recommend but inside the ground it's up to the club.

Think your getting him mixed up with Phil Upton in the evenings.

The great Cov fan had it away on his toes to BBC WM to commentate on the Villa.

Good. Never had a problem with the card myself, but I always managed to be in the queue behind someone who was completely baffled by it and took ages to get in.

Anyway, without getting into point scoring about who is in what league, any fans having to be moved for large away followings in the cup would always have to happen if for instance we ever made the prem. City fans will have been sat in Arsenal season ticket holders seats.

Seems a good idea to me.

But that isn't a steady drum beat is it? It would be near impossible to get a crowd of people to clap to that. You want a song that the crowd can either sing along to, or clap along to. Mr Blue Sky fits at least one of those.

I agree but cretinous comments about theoretical situations regarding Elliot and Hoffman as a way to justify sisu nearly destroying our club are going to encourage anti sisu chants.

Not sure how Mr Blue Sky can be described as weak? It has an excellent drum beat which is perfect for a crowd of people to clap along to.

Presumably the line "With every year the dreaded fear, look at us still we are here" now refers to us playing in Coventry?

Chris Robinson and Steve Waggot should do a duet of this. http://youtu.be/LeMk7B46xg8

Well what do you think would happen if the FL said to a hedge fund you either play at the Ricoh or your investment of £40m worthless? If it were left to the likes of spineless cowards like yourself we would still be playing in Northampton. You can take no credit in getting the club back to...

I'm not really complaining, its just typical CCFC.