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Don't bite lads! WUM

Come in block 15, you can scream 'c**t' at him then and nobody will bat an eye. Only problem will be the stewards checking your ticket to make sure you're not sitting where you shouldn't be (in a crowd of 9000). They seemed hell bent on winding the kids in block 14 up today!

...I don't now!

Great atmosphere, blocks 14 and 15 packed, in fact more people than seats. Everyone standing and singing the whole game. Where 6 minutes came from I don't know and a ref only seeing one side fouling. You just knew the equaliser was coming st the end...but it didn't.

Tim is on there. I shall probably message him and ask him if there is any plan and if so what. Odd that there's no mention whatsoever of CCFC. According to his profile he currently works for Calimere Point Moksha and Calimere Point Advisers, ( 288 Bishopsgate, London calimerepoint.com , tel...

Bottles! Didn't actually cop one.

Was in the West End as well. Second leg at Upton Park was fun. Spent half the match dodging bottled and walking back to the car with two mates all alone in East London wasn't my idea of joy.

Seriously guys, how are we going to sort out the super fans from the vile individuals who, seeing football as entertainment and something you pay for, choose which games they fancy attending. We need some way of marking them. Me and my lad will be there both games but my stepson, who has a...

Had the same sense of relief. As we hardly ever get a mention now for football reasons and Leeds are a much bigger story/scalp they might now let it drop.

Grendel must have spoken to BBC Midlands News as a few minutes ago they said 9 fans had been arrested after hundreds invaded the pitch. They forgot to mention the fact that it was only by a miracle that a massacre was averted and that several babes in arms narrowly escaped incineration.

Sisu aren't going to be producing any glossy brochures any time soon with a picture of the Ricoh, the league table and the attendance figures at the time they took over, with a 'look what we've done' then and now feature, are they. We didn't own the ground and it's income generators then but...

Now I do give up!

Nick would probably say absolutely because it would be CCFCs money and not SISU's. As they are completely separate he'd ask people to explain how Sisu could pocket money paid into the clubs account.

Or shall I have one last go? Quite often a big company, like BT last week, have financial difficulties,like their share price collapse, caused by a hit taken by a subsidiary company, in that case abroad. Both that company and BT took the hit, bigger forBT because of damage to confidence in...

No thanks. I've tried. Einstein said the definition of stupidity was doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. It's in your head now that there is an actual as opposed to convenient distinction between our erstwhile owners and our finances, so carry on. You cling to...

And another thing...I was yards away from that tackle yesterday. I actually said 'great tackle'. The snivelling runt of a full back got Willis sent off. He was literally snivelling. Willis went to help him up and apologise if he hurt him and he waved his hand away as if 'don't touch me you...

To quote Cassio in 'Othello' business is 'reputation, reputation, reputation'.

Ah a revelation. SISU aren't totally and exclusively concerned with money and so a financial hit wouldn't actually bother them. It all seems so obvious now I've been shown the light. So CCFC's money situation is of no interest to this remote and totally unconnected body called Sisu. They...

Football in this country is rotten especially outside the premier league. Highlight the failure of the authority's to deal with the issues in today's game. Agree with everything except this. The corruption starts with the obscene levels of money generated by the Premier League. I personally...

Home cup semi-final. Large expectant crowd. Team from a lower league. Chance of building some form of momentum and pleasing supporters, Add to Cov's history over the last 40 years. Place a bet on Wycombe!