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My lad has been on the course at Bablake this week. Apparently he's walking around the house with his autograph book claiming it to be 'the best day of his life'. Great stuff.

Your last statement I'm not sure many would disagree with - the issue is whether a boycott is the right way to go about things. The march is fine, and I will be joining that later today; the boycott however I won't. The people 'sitting on their hands' are not the season ticket holders who...

About 900 sold for this so far I believe.

The Walsall rent deal, like many other rent deals involving football clubs, is very diferrent from ours. The money they pay enables them to operate that stadium 365 days a year for their own benefit and all revenues are theirs. They are in effect the stadium management company. We on the...

TBF I suspect most of the boycotters will hope they miss loads of city goals - we all want the team to win after all.

Around 8.5K officially with around 7.5K in the ground at a guess. I'm joining the march but will watch the game.

Edit - just seen the thread in the other forum.

Point taken. I think this thread has numbed my senses so much that I have been rendered a half-wit. Hopefully it is temporary. ...please excuse me while I diappear into a corner and have a quiet word with myself.

You turn into a man responsible for Red Terror and the deaths of tens of thousands of innocent people? Not sure that would help. Just sayin. *note, I'm being mischievious, but an odd thng to say nonetheless.

Going off topic (or is it on topic), CARD have just announced they have raised £41,000 for their protest fund. Some going that.

People will also sometimes retweet something they don't agree with in order to expose the person who tweeted it. I once retweeted something from David Icke, some far-left anti-semetic shite that was completely bonkers. *note, not saying that was the case here, just making a general point.

The UKIP one I find odd. A few strange characters waving that flag - but their membership is mainly made up of people who wear too much tweed and who have an aversion to wind turbines. EDL et al, that I get.

Say something funny Otis. This thread is depressing me :(.

It's what happens when your entire business model is geared around page views and ad CTR - you can get filler fluff and click-bait. Telegraph still has a place, major news stories like the little girl who was tragically killed require feet on the ground to cover properly, as does rolling and...

Don't mind night games, just the rush after work that is a hassle. Plus cannot get my lad out of bed the next morning. Thought they might have waited for the outcome of the FA Cup ties before rearranging this - might have been able to fill that blank Saturday in December.

You're trying way too hard now. The Cherry Tree is on the route, and it also a place where city fans park. The fact it is a pub is irrelevant, because as pointed out last week's march started at a pub and was civil and restrained. This conspiratorial stuff is silly.

Is it me, or is someone being called-out for suggesting a player doing well in the U23 squad be given a first team shot? I think I may have woken up in a parallel universe this morning. It's been a surreal day.

That's an interesting way of looking at it. I've had the odd drink in there, just seems like a social club where football fans meet to have a pint before the game. Not sure where the drunk chav thing comes from. Last week, City fans left a pub, to meet up with Charlton fans who had left a pub...

Not excusing anything, and I'm not sure what the high-fives comment is all about. Just trying to take a considered view, that's all.