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I've still got my original 87 shirt, fwiw. It seems to have shrunk in the wardrobe though. Odd.

I'm going with Monners because he knows how the trains work and everything and then we'll have ice cream and then we're going to the zoo. :)

Bugger...

I was hoping you could meet us and hold our hands through the station to stop us getting lost. :)

It's going to be a great day. I'm sorry for you missing out on Wembley the first time around, but then I don't half wish that I was 25! :)

This Wembley trip is for all of those daft buggers that are still going, week in and week out. And then for those of us who think they've lost their love for the club over the decades of constant disappointment, but can't really shake it. And then for the kids, that have literally seen nothing...

She'll be too polite at first. After fifteen years she'll be posting your snagging lists on the fridge every day. ;)

Top man - it'll be brilliant. It's a good feeling doing your own bits and pieces, except for the fact that you'll know and notice every day, every little half-bodge and scratch that you've made, even though no one else will!

Watching from afar and trying to be objective, I actually thought the defence grew into it in the second half. The worst period was the first twenty minutes of the second-half, and then the two-and-a-half hours of added time, obviously!

... then work out how long it'll take to do, and then double that too. :) Joking aside, sounds great. If you've got the location you want then everything else will fall into place over time. Just expect a light covering of building dust on all of your meals for the next year or two.

Ah, my wife's going to the West Indies... Jamaica? No she's going of her own accord. (I think the excitement may be getting to me)

Tell you what, Wasps have bloody ruined that pitch - look at the slope on it! It's almost as bad as Yeovil's old ground. ;)

He might have had a fair point if they didn't employ a one-man wrecking ball as one of their major threats up top! (Wish he played for us though). The pitch did look pretty crap, but neither side seemed to want to spend too much time rolling neat little one-twos all over it... maybe that's why!

And Ainsworth too. Grumbled a little bit about the pitch, but was actually very gracious in defeat and wished us every success in the final. I think he said something about us deserving it as a club that has been through a lot - came over as a very classy chap, imho. I hope Wycombe get the...

Thanks. Come and join us, you might actually enjoy it!

You do realise we've had fuck all to celebrate for about thirty years, right? And now you're whining about getting to Wembley? Ridiculous - I'll bet you enjoy the protests more than watching the game. You do realise you're supporting a football team, right? Go buy some fucking tennis balls...

I don't think there's a single person on this forum, or a fan that was there tonight, or a previously loyal supporter who has now almost complely given up, that isn't fully aware of 'the bigger picture'. It's precisely that bigger picture that makes this the best thing that's happened for...

I'm getting 'Collaborate Beautifully', but sadly it's something about computing cloud services. How can they tell how sad my life is, that's what I want to know?!

Hi Shmmeee. I can only imagine what you're going through now, and like everyone else here I wish you weren't suffering through it. For my money emotional pain is in some ways harder to deal with than physical pain because it can seem like there's no end in sight. However, the good news is...

I think the key question is: How far can he throw a tennis ball? We've got to learn to embrace the horror gents, how could signing him make things any worse? At best he scores goals, at worst we get a bit of something vaguely novel to complain about as we tumble (further) into the abyss. I...