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That's the "General Admission" sales, so I assume that excludes Corporate??

General admission tickets for Coventry City’s game against Birmingham City are currently sold-out. A total of 28,500 tickets have been sold currently for the game, using all areas that are available to sell currently. This includes 4,500 away allocation, provided to Birmingham City several...

Blue dots vanishing rapidly for the Brum game. Surely it’s got to be a sell out?

Instead of “Text a sub”, go for “Text a decision”? Cost only £2.50 plus standard network charges.

That’s the kind of OCD behaviour that I can truly respect!

To use an old fashioned word, he always seemed to be a real gentleman. His analysis of the accounts over the years was always considered and clear and much appreciated by many of us. He will be missed. RIP.

Anyone any joy with iFollow via VPN?

Though you can understand why

When we get the ball, Swansea are very quick to foul to stop any chance of a break

Red button working for anyone?

The club’s website - the usual pre match day update

Think there's quite a few more been sold than at this stage v Hull (not that I spend too much time looking at the dots...)

That the Saturday when there were no Premier League games, no Championship games and no BBC afternoon football programme?

I think what Robson said was that he wanted to see how he did against his defence (Beatie & Hunter?) to see if he was worth the money. Remember the old scoreboard on the Kop showing "Ferguson 4 Ipswich 1" during the game.

Ticket sales for Saturday are going fairly well. You have to assume that in the event of us making the play-offs, the home leg would sell out. The question is, how many would we be able to sell? Would the SAG still insist on keeping blocks 11, 12 and 13 closed?

Sales don't look bad for the Monday before a game, but no idea how many Stoke are bringing.

A friend of mine was a youngster on City's books in the 60's. He said that the day he knew he wouldn't make it was when a scrawny little red haired kid turned up at training and ran rings round everyone.

Plus Willie Carr, Quinton Young, Gary Gillespie and I'm sure others that I've missed. Not sure that O'Rourke was Scottish though - always thought he was English?

You're both right really. Derby was the first Sunday game, but it was FA Cup. Blues was the first Sunday league game,

God, it was cold that night - and we were only in September (I think)