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This was tight, but Neal's boys are through to this afternoon' semis.

In 00/01 we had a club captain (Paul Williams) and a team captain (Hadji) or something like that. Utter nonsense. Probably why we got relegated.

Our second semi-finalist was released more than 50 years before the first. Will this beauty be the one to take down 19/20 (3rd)? Stay tuned for tomorrow's SF draw to find out.

Just make next year's kit this. Similar to the Port Vale kit style this year.

But its lazy just chopping off the phoenix/eagle/scroll off the current badge. It would have been so much better with the badge used on the 60s/70s kits. I'm clearly in the minority on this one but I'm right and you're all wrong!

If it had been a boxing match the referee would have stepped in to stop it inside 2 rounds. There will be no tramlines in the away kit final, Two-tone marches on. The kit to beat?...

Luton away

Also, the penalty for 'handball' that came off Regis' knee, and the clear foul in the wall by Hodge on Gynn for the first goal scored by Pearce who, as you say, shouldn't have been on the pitch. 35 years and I'm still fuming. Christ knows how long it will take me to get over the Torp goal.

Out of principle I can't vote for 24/25 due to the lazy interpretation of the old badge. That aside it's a magnificent shirt.

He scored against QPR and Grimsby in the LC. Can't remember who all the league goals were against but he definitely scored 7 in total.

Are you calling my spreadsheet a liar?

Our final QF is another Hummel v Pony affair. Will this be as tight as that match is shaping up to be?

Think he scored 7 overall for us of which I'm sure 4 were scored in his first 6 games. I'm still pissed off with that miss in the last minute in the SF 2nd leg v Forest. I've no idea whether that would have taken it to ET, straight to pens, or we would have won on away goals. I'm still fuming...

Quarter-final 3 brings together another iconic battle between two very popular kits. Another Brian Borrows derby. Can 87-89 replicate the success of its home equivalent? Well that's entirely up to you.

Our second game of the day promises to be a bruising encounter between two more heavyweights. Memories of George Curtis, Noel Whelan and um Gianfranco Zola shine brightly. Over to you to decide which will make the last four.

Its sobering to see a tramline kit finally meet its match after the home version swept aside allcomers.

The draw has been made and first up brings together an intriguing contest between old and new. Max Biamou and his friends take on Hutchison, Wallace et al. A fascinating match awaits.

96/97 are group winners. 78-81 just edge out 22/23 (3rd) to take second spot. It will, however, need to start showing some improved numbers if its to replicate the success of the sky blue equivalent in the Home Kit WC. Quarter-Finals coming up shortly!

You’ve made no reference to the children’s prices, that’s where the pricing feels most out of kilter for many. I’m in the category of supporter that cannot justify a ST (geographical reasons for me) and I don’t have a huge issue with the adult prices, although the category A plus rates are a...

No it can't