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I’d wager that the fans who label it as the worst away day in the country haven’t visited the ground in the last 15 years (if at all)

Only problem with the packages is you’re not guaranteed a ticket. If we do have a good season there will be several sell outs. Even with the match packages you’d still be scrambling for a ticket

There was also a rose tinted view of Highfield Road (often by people who were too young to have actually been there). The soulless bowl vs the atmospheric old stadium. I remember being in HR at times and you could hear a pin drop

But that's good. Its like Callum Doyle. Clubs can see what we did with him and now want to lend us their up and coming players. We can then pick and choose

Is lube provided or do I need to bring my own?

I hope not. That's like in the Micky Adams era how a player that had been out injured for 4 weeks would be coming back during the transfer window and he would describe him as being "like a new signing"

So I've seen on Twatter that this lad was clocked running so fast in a game that he would waltz into the Dutch sprinting team at the Olympics. Can anyone confirm if that is actually true?

Avoid defeat at Leicester and it will be

I expect one of the relegated clubs to get autos, one will be in and around the play offs (may or may not get top 6), one will be mid table. Either way, I still expect us to be challenging next year

I've got to be honest, I didn't understand a lot of the "we won't get another chance like that again for years" sentiment. I think players are looking at us now and see a club that was one penalty kick away from the premier league. That final hurt like hell, but other than getting promoted...

This is exactly how clubs grow. We've never done it to my knowledge. We would have a great player, sell him, give the manager 25% of the fee, and then spend the rest on the electric bill.

Its been a great window. Can anyone remember when the proceeds of a player sale were genuinely reinvested back into the club? I think it really does prove that Doug means business. He knows the way for him to make a profit is to get promoted, and to do that the team needs investment. They'll...

Interesting stuff. Why have the clubs archives been moved?

It’s clear that for Robins the player’s personality is a massive factor. You have to trust that he knows the players better than we do. Sometimes a player can look good to us but they had a bad attitude, so he is happy to see them go

Any of the thousands of new songs going around get tried out?

The thing you have to ask there though is would this many people still want to go in that scenario? Is some of it not rose tinted spectacles that ignores the negatives of herding thousands of people onto a crumbling terrace?

Given that tweet above, I would say Leeds. If you can only sell players for £3.5m that you paid £120m for, you’d have to say the club has some serious competency issues at the top

I was saying this to my mate the other day. Its very unusual for all 3 relegated teams to seriously challenge. You often have one that gets an auto place, one that just misses the play offs, and one that ends up about 13th

Think it’ll end up at 19k. We might cross 20k in winter with half season tickets

Good point that we’re all ignoring. Simple supply and demand