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Given the history of our club (especially post-2000), Lampard could turn out to be an appalling appointment and it wouldn’t even make the top 10 worst decisions made by the club

Someone on Twitter suggested 10am. They said it like they’re an ITK so it’s probably wrong

Feeling a lot more positive about this than I was a few weeks ago. This is the first time in decades where we’ve had a managerial change with the club being in decent shape off the pitch. In the Championship that is half the battle. No reason at all that we can’t keep on progressing. And I...

Fat? If Frank Lampard is fat, I must be hyper obese

Its common thing in the modern world. People have fancy job titles which give no clue as to what they actually do. Like at my place - "Senior Systems Analyst" is the bloke that resets your password when you forget it

The consensus seems to be that this is Lampard's last chance to manage in the top 2 divisions. If that is the case, you'd have to assume then that King has made some significant promises around transfer budgets

Why are some people such over dramatic arseholes?

We’ve been in the play off picture for three years in a row. The club aim to be in the PL within the next few years. The manager said this was the best team he’s ever had. Most other fans expected us to be a force this year So no, it wasn’t delusional or madness to expect a promotion push.

When is the scoreboard going to be fixed to allow replays? Why can’t the small scoreboard on the balcony display the half time scores from other games?

Agreed. There was always the potential that everything would fall to pieces and the fans would really turn on the team. He's managed to keep things going

He had to address those things though. People were starting to get carried away. That could easily develop into people calling for boycotts, negative chanting in the ground, reduction in income etc. That wouldn’t be in the interests of the club. He’s made a controversial decision. Time will...

This coming from the man that has appointed Alex Ferguson's son 5 times is beyond parody

You mentioned Northampton as well Robins wasn't there then, that was Presley

I started going at the end of the Paul Thompson era. I remember it used to be pretty full most games then. Sundays aren't great for me, so I only really get to go now when there is a game on a Saturday, which is usually only a cup game

The Blaze are at home tomorrow which should pull that figure up to around 35k

Played a video on the big screen of all the highlights during his time, then ended with the words Thank you Mark, for everything

I think it was definitely right for it not to be before today’s game. That tribute to Robins before the game would’ve been completely overshadowed

I remember Micky Adams declaring Michael Mifsud as being the man who will save his job, and then didn’t play him

One thing I think has improved massively was our passing.