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Will warmly applaud. Wouldn't attempt to go on the pitch at all. We've won nowt yet and there would still be some seriously hard work to do. Be rather presumptuous I feel if we overly celebrated. Yep, let's be happy and give the players an ovation etc., but we should save pitch invasions for...

Yeah, very poor. I barely raised a smile. Would say just about the worst episode ever so far. The problem is that Tim Vine is a comedian who has to sit down and write his comedy and plan his puns for the most part, he's not a naturally witty, off the cuff person and lacks the surrealism of a...

We don't get 1,700 at home games either, what's your point?

Yes, it is a turnaround, but you have to remember we went down a division an are on a much more level playing field down here. We would expect to do well in this division. No offence, but it's bloody awful. Would say more stopped the rot than a turnaround.

Yeah, true. Big surprise. Forgot about them.

It will indeed. If all you need to do is to draw a game at home against one of the very worst teams in the division and you fail, then you don't deserve your place in the play-offs and simply cannot say you were unlucky.

Mansfield probably underachieved the most, as they were hot favourites pre season.

Nope. Just would say it was a failure and we underachieved.

Funny old world isn't it, because I found it poor and barely raised a titter. Only liked Alice Levine's stunt and nowt else. Just feel it lacks the off the wall surreal thinking of a Tim Key, a Bob Mortimer, a Paul Choudhury, or a Joe Wilkinson. Didn't enjoy that much at all unfortunately...

Someone posted today (or may have been last night) saying that if we draw on Saturday we don't deserve to go up, even though a draw gets us into the play-offs. I said Robins had to get us into the play-offs as a minimum. Draw on Saturday and he will have achieved that and it would be job done...

I just know some fans scarcastically cheers some of the names when they are called out and roll their eyes and sneer. At the end of the day we should be welcoming any ex City player back to the Ricoh.

Hope they leave totally missing the point.

I'm happy to see pretty much all of them. There are always players on the list that I don't know, but accept all ex City players turning up. Just notice a fair bit of mirth around me in the stands when some players names are announced though. Think if we can get away from the whole 'legend'...

Ha!! No, that's not what I am saying. If you look back at earlier posts I have suggested an ex players day. We as supporters know who are legends and who are not. The club don't need to label everyone as a legend. Just call it Ex Players Day. All welcome, everyone happy. I am suggesting the...

I had a dream this afternoon when I nodded off for 15 mins or so. Second leg of the play-offs and we were playing Mansfield away. I didn't know what the score was, but I was happy and we were cruising, with not long left. Long ball is played into our half by them, to no-one in particular and...

Right. Didn't know they played completely different positions. No comparison then to be had of course.

But no-one is querying any of the ex City players turning up, Wingy and no-one is saying they won't warmly applaud them all. There is nothing at all cynical in that. I applaud every City player that comes out on to the pitch, both current, or former.

Yep. Just think how bad it could have been if Yeovil had not have sat back.

They have a point. Think it's about time we changed it and made it that first priority should go to those who have sat on their backsides in front of the tele all season, moaning about nothing but how shit we are and how they are not going to waste their money watching that pile of shite unless...

Yeah, happened at the Lincoln or Stevanage game. They were collecting for a school and I was a bit puzzled, so stopped and asked them about why they were collecting. They explained and I was happy to give.