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Cheers for the updates. Safe journey.:emoji_relaxed:

Unbelievable Jeff !!!!! Get in.:emoji_joy::emoji_joy::emoji_joy:

This or last or both.

Used to stand next to him on the Crows Nest. No, Ruben can be funny in a sort of Slapstick Clown sort of way.:emoji_laughing:

I don't recall it ever ending.:emoji_tired_face:

Wise was knocking on a bit as well wasn't he.

Aaaaand! There Off.:emoji_bomb:

Nah! She was busy measuring the curtains.;)

4 of us go every year, on the piss all day, Indian meal then watch it in the pub get back to hotel about 5am two of us Understand the game and enjoy it, where as me plus 1 other enjoy the occasion.

I'm going to watch the Super Bowl this year. Sadly I'm going to watch it in Norwich.

Are "CC4Life and Otis" rapidly becoming this years "Grendel and Tony" ?

The overall investment of SU is completely irelavent, we were in a very similar position this time last year despite very little investment, a couple of signings of this ilk would have probably seen us home.

Away days are different though Nick aren't they, all about the "big day out" different Atmosphere, different match day experience but more importantly different surroundings.

We already have league 2 and below standard players, but yeah you're probably still right.

Jees! That would have been massive, the kop at anfield has 12000 seats, so it would be that Plus maybe 14000 standing, they would have had to demolish Swan lane.

Yeah that's the ones, I'm sure we got them from Twickenham, before that there was a row Of boxes at the front of the main stand, just wandering if they replaced them.

Did they replace the boxes at the front of the main stand, I can't remember.

That seems unbelievably big, the Holte End was the largest open (kop) terrace in the Country with just over 30.000 but all standing, kop at Anfield, kop at Hillsboro and the Southbank at Wolves not far behind, none of those contained seats. Have you any link to this. Cheers

Oooh Young Man !!! Think we purchased that block of exec boxes from Twickenham.

No but it broke the never ending monotony of nothingness both before and after it.