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It'll be a sell out. Hope the team don't bottle it as it is a huge game, unknown territory and all that. Before Saturdays game in the pub I saw a few lads who haven't been to a game for a while, they admitted the thought of going to Wembley brought them back. So expect a packed Ricoh on Saturday...

Cedar Rooms is great as is Catch The Sun, but not a bad track on it. Not usually my sort of music, but great chilled out sound. They were from Manchester and shame they split.

Been listening to the Doves debut album Lost Souls, what a cracking debut that was. Think it won an award back then ? Whatever really like it and it'll be back on again later.

Pointer was a huge name for Burnley and England,and Gerry was Joe Bakers brother.

I remember Hudson's debut v Halifax too. In fact remember George Kirby he too scored three times on his debut,and so did Graham Newton on his as well ? We've been blessed with talented strikers !

Was there that day. I was a young lad stood next to me dad and the rest is history so they say. Yes Willie Humphries what a winger he was !

Before Hudson we had Terry Bly. My late father waxed lyrical about him. Jimmy Hill replaced Bly with the HUD and got slated for it, but he got it correct. But then he got rid of Hudson and put a young Bobby Gould in his place. Bloody hell Jimmy Hill knew his stuff !

Anybody remember Chris Chilton and David Cross ?

Colin Stein is also here tomorrow for Legends Day.

Hudson would definetly have cut it in the top flight in my opinion. I was surprised he never played at a higher level.

That's three but out of those who's your number 1 ?

Fattest.

Legends Day tomorrow. And my favourite ever City player George Hudson will be at the game. Older fans will know all about the "HUD" as he was a goal scoring machine, could score with his head and feet, and was as hard as nails too. We've had some great strikers over the years, But for me George...

Using a boxing analogy we should be like the boxer who has his opponent wobbling and on the ropes, would he back off and give him time to recover ? No, of course not he would finish him off. So come on City be ruthless and get over the line !

You need momentum going into play offs, its important that we go out tomorrow and beat them convincingly, none of this silly a draw is enough, if you play for a draw you could lose by a late penalty or just a fluke goal. No,we need to go at them from the start and batter them.

If we don't beat Morecambe and fail to make the play offs, I'll take it on the chin as we wouldn't deserve to go up. I know it'll be nervy and edgy, but so will the play offs, so just do the business !

We need to be ruthless and send Morecambe down with a 5-0 thrashing. We've been relegated and nobody gave a toss about us, so let's send them down and see how they like it !

Reminds me of going regularly to Molineux for our "battles" with Wolves. As soon as we got to Wolverhampton we'd be like meerkats, looking around waiting to be attacked !

Its true I tell you. A Scottish walking guide told me so, and so if he said it's true it has to be !

Liverpool fans have been told to not go anywhere on their own, not to walk to the stadium, but to get on buses, and after the match they'll be locked in for two hours. Blimey I thought it was bad on away trips in the 70's/80's but that sounds like a war zone. Bet those Italian Ultras love all...