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This is a million times better than the welcome videos we've seen over the last couple of years with the totally inane welcome questions. As a couple of classic examples: 'Looking forward to meeting the lads at training and working with the gaffer?' 'How do you feel about playing in front of...

Dark times indeed as we fell down the leagues. Homeless. Hopeless. No future. On the other side seeing this club rise again under the return of Robins - the last 7 years have by far been the most amazing and meaningful times in supporting the club. My first game was in 1978 and nothing...

Think you are right / shows our progress.

One question is how to play Saka, EMC, Simms, Wright in our first choice. Most of us would like to see those 4 as starters. Signs are pointing to a 4-3-3. Could Saka work as one on the midfield 3: Saka, Sheaf, Rudoni. Top 3: EMC, Simms, Wright. Not saying it’s likely but can’t see another way to...

Mobbing up at the Wheatsheaf, donning the Stone Island and following the midget 13 year olds into battle after that tv programme.

The first tactical genius in the crowd to loudly shout ‘shooooot.’ Excepted within 5 mins of the opening fixture.

Just for consideration. Would you consider appointing 'the girls' for the cannon firing t-shirts into the crowd game changer or leave it to those 'mad hatter' blokes to run that operation? I personally feel that the hatters would miss the brief and mistakenly load real cannon balls - causing...

100% with you Herts, George B is in my best ever 11 as well.

How’s the idea of firing t-shirts out of cannons for some first class half time entertainment going? I can hardly wait for the opening game if that’s on offer.

Half way through - excellent as always. On the debate for the most important positions to recruit, the key additions from my perspective are as follows: GK/CB/AM. I'd be in the camp that the players recruited for those positions are at a top class level i.e. first names on the team sheet for...

King before a testimonial. 'Hooligans get em off the pitch' was the very loud shout behind me which got quite a few laughs in the Main Stand. HR and bands never seemed to work.

Are you 100% bipolar skybluedownunder? In the space of a couple of posts you've gone from wanting to go around firing t-shirt cannons with the Mad Hatters in your free time ('to bring the families back') to this? 10/10 for the most bizarre posting of the close season though.

I really don't need to see the crowd becoming the thing - shots of Dad's dancing at the CBS, the Mad Hatters desperately looking for more attention, kiss your wife for the cameras type of thing, cannons launching t-shirts into the crowd, 'raise the noise' super fans. Total Americanized...

The day we have a t-shirt cannon at the CBS (and it's viewed as first class entertainment) is the day I walk out never to return. Football would have truly died. And I love 'we live and die.' It's part of our identity and anyone who was at Wembley could only feel proud on hearing the way it...

To be honest Swanny my emotional connection to CCFC vs. the England is about a million times in favour of Cov - and the gap is only getting bigger as the years roll on. So can’t compare.

I agree with everyone on here. The only thing I would say is that for the Torp goal - I was in a state of shock, disbelief and near emotional exhaustion after 120 minutes. So it was out of this world but I couldn't quite believe what I was seeing. The Hamer goal still tops it for me -...

Not even a debate. Wright. Best moment of the season - just perfect. Apart from the 90 seconds of disbelief and joy at Wembley.

seriously if that's your take from today's game - please do everyone a favour and go and watch someone else.

I found myself shaking Harry - could't believe what I was watching. Thought I might actually be dreaming.

I was at the United end in Club Wembley. Heavily outnumbered by those plastics with no connection at all to United - and it showed. Nearly cried a number of times and certainly had tears in my eyes when our fans stayed to a man to applaud off the team and 75% of the United end had long gone...