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Bank holiday game are usually Cat A, which is still dear enough for Swansea.

I've seen a comment somewhere suggesting that it works on "Game Weeks". The Millwall game was part of the September games as most teams played the night before. And the Wrexham game will be classed as a November game that's been pulled forward.

He was a CB.

The concourse is more convenient for most of us. Walk down some steps and you're there and more likely to buy a drink.

And he does give off prick vibes.

I mean, I don't think the head on Bobby Thomas is unusually large, but that doesn't stop up singing about it being massive. Also, I'm pretty sure that Jim Holton had brown eyes.

Mind the gap, mind the gap, etc.

They won 1-2

That's also in admin.

He calls the servant to sort out such things.

If liquidated during the season, yes. Assuming that it's just a regular administration then they'll be docked points.

The stadium company, Sheffield 3 I think it's called, has also gone into admin.

I have to keep reminding myself that it's a marathon, not a sprint.

If Chansiri has engineered it so that he and his associates are the biggest creditors, then the choice of administrator doesn't make much difference. He can still vote to accept an offer of 3 pence to the £.

He's easy enough to get rid of. You just start talking to him about Leicester.

The comment about empty seats made it sound like it hadn't sold out, though.

The then and now video? Someone already has.

Re the empty seats at Wednesday. The allocation sold out, but it looks like they aren't allowed to sell all the seats that are physically there. Someone on here said the allocation was about 200 down on last season. There may also have been some no shows.

The NFL are also casting their net wider than just the UK. They had a game(s) in Dublin, for example. Playing in more English cities will do less for their global expansion plans than playing in Ireland, France, Germany, etc.