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March to the Arch.

Run a different course so your 26 miles brings you out on Wembley Way. Or just do a Forrest Gump and once you get to the finish keep going until you reach Wembley.

This is the most high profile. PO final was more important.

Realistically Utd are more than likely to score, but Lati at RB makes them realistically likely to score more. And if you're mentioning Utd conceding chances and we should out attack and outscore them - Lati at RB isn't going to get forward to support. Chances are MvE will spend most of the...

Genuinely would rather do that at I think Lati would get rinsed at RB. Rather have our weak link in their half of the pitch than ours.

But then you have to ask where the enjoyment comes from? If someone says they can't have an enjoyable night out without a drink, I'd suggest that there is some level of addiction.

Considering it's Tories no.1 go to for any Labour policy it seems fair they get asked the same. Rightly or wrongly, it seems to resonate with voters. And it's not like they're going to say "we're a sovereign currency so we can print money" so it's a trap that needs an answer. Though chances are...

I think banning cigarettes is filled with problems. The loss of tax dollars allied to the increased cost in enforcing the ban. The opportunities for crime to fill the void and the lack of control over what is in them, which in turn will have costs involved with people's health. I'm more for...

Well if I was the club I'd have worked out how many tickets were left and then looked at how many people in the database had enough points to sell those tickets, with a small allowance for those that wouldn't want the extra ticket for whatever reason.

It'll be to sell out the allocation and allowing those with the biggest purchase history to bring a mate/family member who wouldn't normally come. Thought they'll almost certainly be in a totally different area of the stadium by themselves.

I'm all for pressing their defence when possible but applying the press all game will tire us out and give their pacy forwards a chance with a ball over the top. Definitely something we need to do, but not necessarily all the time. Just try and catch them unawares with it once they're complacent...

Might sound mad, but I'll be disappointed if we don't score. They concede a lot of chances and it looks like a fair few of their defenders will be missing. We may well still lose, but I expect us to score.

I'd go : Collins MvE Thomas Kitching Bidwell Eccles Sheaf O'Hare Tavares Simms Wright Think MR will stick with Lati at RB though. Think it'll be a good match for the neutral - very open and lots of chances.

Geoff Foster did for a number of years before stepping down. Not heard anything about Clive though.

Even if we play well and they don't I can't see us keeping a clean sheet. If we win it'll be through scoring a few goals. At least 3.

No, but Israel will. Having done all the things they've done and then have someone else pick up the tab of any retaliation isn't going to moderate their behaviour.

I think maybe he's arguing it cost Israel little and the US/UK absorbed the cost. I'd certainly hope we're charging Israel for any of our hardware they're using, but wouldn't put it past Netanyahu saying they should do so for free as it protects their own interests.

I do think that's too long. I agree that they need rest, but surely there is stuff they can do which allows them to do that? Watching the tapes of Man U and going through MR's intended tactics. Getting them in for massages etc to help relieve muscles. Whenever we seem to have given them extra...

Although not calling for him to come back, if he'd still be our player this season it'd have made a massive difference with Sakamoto's injury