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I travelled back to Kent after the game and was pleasantly surprised just how easy it was to get away from the stadium. Straight onto Metropolitan line, change at Baker Street for the Jubilee Line. I also hung around in the stadium a bit clapping the Cov players so had fully expected to queue...

They were right at the front Sat. Sat down for most of game. I assume your post to be in jest though so I won't say anymore!

One thing about grounds these days and especially Wembley yesterday I don't like is the way it feels like you are in a very loud disco right up until kick off and immediately afterwards too. It completely stops any atmosphere being built before the game and also I am pretty sure we would have...

I generally see the sports media as disenfranchised from their political stream, with the exception of The Sun which should be boycotted by all football supporters. I have no time for the Hate Mail from their political perspective, but they and other right and centre right media have written...

We beat Wimbledon 1-0 in 1986, Dave Bennett scored. I have zero recollection of the match, I spent most of my time watching the scoreboard above the East Terrace. Fast forward 5 years and I was on the East Terrace and hurt against the fence as a 12 year old as Peter Ndlovu scored vs Villa. I...

From Kent, but seriously considering travelling up to Cov to travel back with mates to the capital. Any pubs around Euston we will own..

132.. going to be shaking it all baby until I get arrested, and then twisting and shouting some more

They were definitely buggering about with the sound. Bloody annoying, but can probably live with it!

If they could actually make it functional and have regular trains they could call it "The Craig Bellamy Line" for all I care

Was listening to CWR yesterday driving to the ground. McSheffrey made the good point that we now have these pop up bars in and around the ground, something which didnt exist in his time of playing and it adds to the atmosphere etc. Whilst it will never be HR, there are some aspects to it which...

I was in there. Everyone stood all game, the atmosphere was good I thought, more of an extension of the corner rather than anything else. Plenty of lads standing in the aisles which didnt seem to bother the stewards. The concourse underneath was pretty spacious and getting served was easy...

Well I am sure the "print one ticket out 20 times" was used quite a lot. Just go to separate turnstyles and argue your way in when it doesn't scan. It isn't something I did but have some empathy considering a.) The way tickets were sold and b.) The amount of spare seats inside

I got told off for walking on the grass

How the hell does Godden get a 7 and Wilson only a 6?

Plenty were in the aisle between 11 and 12. The young lads who moved into block 13 did it for a laugh. Even the police were laughing about it. They were y oung, clearly not going to cause any great trouble. What troubles me is that 100s of city fans couldn't attend today when there were...

Is this a euphemism?

I do remember one phone-in around 25 years ago and the caller said in a clear voice: "Rob, why is it, everytime I hear your voice I just have to have a wank" "Goodnight" said Rob

Bournemouth are hardly a rising phoenix returning to their home patch..

I'm in there, don't intend to put bum on seat!

"Hopefully talks can be had"? You are talking about allowing seats to be purchased for a football match officer, not trying to broker the Northern Ireland peace process in the late 90s