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Tweet from Norwich an hour ago: "We are trying to complete another one with an eye to the future. Given the time though, this one is touch and go.... (2/2)" Probably some truth in it somewhere.

Only 8.5k sold so far so going to need a big walk-up. Hopefully will be, but fear this could be about the lowest gate of the season.

Share your sentiment, but it won't happen. We only have 6K ST holders remember, so when we pull in 17k it's requires a lot of momentum. You may find the floaters sit out next week - and that doesn't mean they have turned their backs. About 11-12K I reckon, which were the sort of gates we were...

A complete non-thread. So out of 15,000 people a handful let out a noise at the end you didn't like, hardly worth worrying about eh? Statistically there would have been about 50 Jehovah's Witnesses at the game last, a handful of satanists, probably a few rapists, about 9 followers of...

It may not happen, but I know it went as far as the club having talks with him yesterday, so truth in the rumour at least.

Looking at weather forecast this could well be off anyway.

Any city goal is a cause for great celebration surely? I like the fact we can go apeshit at a division 3 away game. The alternative is to hold it all in until we apparently have something 'worth' celebrating. We may have to wait a while then.

It really isn't. Nobody else gives a shit. Just as I didn't give a shit when Wigan fans spilled onto the pitch at Chesterfield after a late goal early in the season. I'd be more embarrassed if I followed a club where away fans sat in silence and where goal celebrations were muted personally.

Blocking their view of what, the pitch invasion? Who cares about the view just after a goal is scored? Too busy going mental personally. Talking about wheelchairs, I take it you would ban this guy? A Chesterfield fan ironically. https://youtu.be/GAAD06BHZlw

So what, it's just a nostalgic reference and a nod to the fact most of us grew up watching City play there. I am sure fans of Arsenal, Sunderland, Derby (and countless others) often make nostalgic references about their old grounds.

Actually they do.

It's like an episode of the X Factor in here. People seem to think they have their finger on the pulse of what is a worthy football chant. Some of the comments on here are making me cringe far more than any chant sung yesterday. 'Take me home' is completely inoffensive and the words actually...

Personally I would actively encourage people to break as many football league rules as possible. As for it being against the law, I think you're misinterpreting what that law is there to do. At the end of every season teams are promoted. There will be joyous pitch invasions up and down the...

Some people can't help but whine like children. I heard SOTV twice, so what. Embarrassing for who? Do you think opposition fans give shit? Why would they? Same with Leicester, I can't stand the fuckers, work with a load of them, but the sad stiffs on here are always whining about any...

Agree. Some of the stuff on here is borderline hysterical. Completely harmless and instinctive reaction to a late goal. The only exception was the keeper incident and he'll pay the price for that. People should get over it, move on and stop being so wet.

Don't see the point of all this because nobody will change their view. People will interpret and twist things to fit their position because nobody likes to admit they were wrong. I remember arguing endlessly with people on here about the signed HOT for the SISU buy-out of the Ricoh that the...

I think it's more the principle. They tweet all the time about buying in advance and saving money, and yet they allow tickets to sell out 2 days before the game. It's just a bit amateurish.

I think that's been the case on occasions, but there have been games when he has looked very threatening - his performance against Chesterfield was outstanding (think he had a perfectly good goal disallowed that game too). I think there is a case for saying that in games when teams park the bus...

I'd play Kent ahead of Lameiras (and I like Lameiras). Kent is hugely talented and massively under appreciated by most city fans. It would be a travesty if we were not to play someone with so much ability on the basis that he is young, raw and a bit naive. Looked our most threatening player...

The decision the wear red I suspect was down to the away kit sponsors wanting to get some exposure on TV. Possibly part of the sponsorship deal that we should try to wear the away strip on TV if possible. We did the same at Burton when we could have worn the home strip.