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Doesn't have to be a permanent scenario but for 1/2/3 fixtures a season to try and further increase the appeal of football to women and girls. Maybe a benefit could be an increase in the numbers of women and girls at City matches. My daughters' interest in football generally has peaked as a...

It would be great to see them climb the pyramid a bit and then get them playing at the CBSA. Surely the investment needed would be relatively minimal to take them for where they are currently (tier 6) to something like the 4th tier as a starting point.

Please god let Sunderland finish in 7th in that scenario.

Evidenced here, mate, which I posted on the match thread. We’re 4th based on results since the rocky start.

It extends far beyond 8, 10 and 12 games. We’re 4th over the last 28. What they’ve achieved since the awful start is nothing short of incredible.

And Crewe are playing now too.

The Stoke game is on tonight and presumably they were hit as bad or worse than Cov.

Met office says minus 2 overnight and above freezing by 9am and 5 degrees by the afternoon. It’ll be fine surely. It better be as I have a 180 mile drive ahead of me.

If someone had said in 1993 when we sometimes played in front of 9k fans in the PL that we’d have 13.5k STHs in Div 2 in 2022 most would have scoffed. It’s a different world now.

Dorset. It’s mild and sunny here as always. 😎

FFS! Has it stopped yet, I’ve got a hotel booking too?

I just think they've forgotten to update that from the Sunderland game. Sales so far point to there being more than 18k City fans come ko. I could be talking bollocks though.

It was so cold at that Blackburn game. We'd had an appalling season up until that game as well. Is that the last time we've played with an orange ball?

It’s forecast to be 5 degrees at kick off and dry. No rain fcst from early Friday so plenty of time to put plans in place to deal with any ice issues around the stadium you’d have thought. I’ll be amazed if the game is in doubt. I remember driving up the M40 on the morning of the Norwich game...

Not from the mid-90s it wasn't, the away fans were in the corner adjacent to the WT.

Depends what you mean by core support. HR only had circa 19k home seats available in the last few years of the PL and we certainly never sold them all for every game. I'd say broadly speaking the average number of home fans per home game in 97-00 was very similar to what it is now, around...

Long way off but doesn’t look that bad according to the met office. A bit of a breeze and a possible shower.

Given the current form and the fact that this is our only home game in March surely we should be heading towards our largest home supporter attendance of the season? Category B too so ticket prices are not excessive and a traditional 3pm Saturday ko too. It’ll be disappointing if we done break...

4-6 weeks according to Robins. Doesn't sound very positive about any imminent return for Palmer either although at least he doesn't need an op which was first feared apparently. Going to be a tough period unless Sheaf is back soon.

# Player/Club Matches Clean Sheets Percentage 1 Ben Wilson Coventry City 31 16 51.6 % 2 Freddie Woodman Preston North End 34 14 41.2 % 3 Wes Foderingham Sheffield United 30 13 43.3 % 4 Arijanet Muric Burnley FC 32 13 40.6 % 5 Ethan Horvath...