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From the Cov Telegraph, ATTENDANCE: 29,216 (1,482 away). Which was the third lowest away attendance of the season. And half of what they brought on Good Friday last season.

Yeah I think it's probably reached saturation point in England. They may choose to take a game to Scotland, otherwise the UK appears to be done. They had games on Dublin and Madrid (iirc) this year.

Doesn't that the wall lead into the equipment tunnel?

Will the NFL use it? They're trying to expand into other areas of Europe rather than other parts of England.

He's transitioning to being known as Dai.

Swansea's owners are laying on free coaches for the boxing day game.

I don't know about that rule. I'd imagine that you could charge them for the expense of the tickets, but no more than that.

Brum were given 2,744. West Brom 2,815. I've no idea how many the others were given, but so far only Brum have sold their allocation.

And with Dieng away that's a boost for Boro.

Unless it's Ashley. He met the running costs of the CBS during the admin period to ensure he was the preferred bidder.

Does that take into account the executive boxes?

Based on a capacity of 32,609*, we have the 8th fullest stadium in the EFL with us filling 91.3% of the available seats. *This figure has been questioned. That is according to this video from Ben HD.

In fact they were given more than Brum. From their website The Baggies visit the CBS Arena on Saturday, November 22 (ko 12.30pm) and have been given an allocation of 2,815.

Brum were given 2,744, and sold all of them. I can't see why Baggies wouldn't be offered the same. Clubs that don't normally sell out their allocation tend to get a smaller initial allocation.

Number 5 on the list is well known for making a meal of things.

He comes with the baggage of his family, who are notorious in Ireland. I think there's extended family across England too who aren't good for him. Some Irish fans have suggested that part of the reason he doing well in the Eredevesie is that he sees much less of them all.

Perhaps it is just that. But there was an article at the time about how we "benefited" from their win. I may have misremembered the details.

But apart from that it's a good list of targets, yeah?

By tradition, the winning team passes on the prize money to the losing team. We made several million when we lost to Luton.

We must have a tall 2nd string as Sofascore had our stressing XI from Saturday coming in at an average of 181cm which is just over 5'11". Although Rudoni swapping with BTA would boost that a little. Sofascore also has our average squad height as 182cm.