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Nostalgic these queues. All we need now is an old lady with a shopping bag to shout "our names on the cup" and it'll be like 87 all over again.

If its a home game it should be adults fiver and a quid for bin lids

You would imagine they'd want as many punters as they can get

Why though? It was open and sold for the crewe game and there was four times the number of crewe than what Gillingham will bring friday, by the looks of that photo they could've even moved the barrier across block 8 and just used the net giving most of block 8! Question is, what is the new...

One was once caught singing 'we can see you holding hands' to some Brighton fans, but he's serving a lengthy ban and probably serving a stretch so we're safe from him.

Surely blocks 9&10 will be opened up before Friday. Common sense will prevail, one of the most benign fixtures in the calender and large numbers is seats left empty for segregation when demand is there to sell them. It'll be hilarious if they leave them unsold.

Shoot me

Apparently a member of the ticket office staff was spotted using a vacuum cleaner over 1600 watts last night. Until this matter is fully investigated no more tickets will be onsale.

I've counted at least 3 very good posts by bigfatronssba on one thread. What's going on?

Bullshit. City fans were in block 9 against Crewe.

We need some pace and quality going forward if we are to do anything this year.

Blocks 6 & 7 will probably be enough for Gills, and most teams in League One for that matter. What's the average away following for teams in this division? Add a few extras for the gimps that will travel to take selfies following their pub team at the Ricoh and put on facebook.

Well thats cleared things up

2006 England v Germany U21 play off sold out a week before the game yet there was 2 blocks of the south stand left empty between the home fans and the German kids parents. The Safety Advisory Group at the Ricoh cannot busy themselves enough.

I'm just glad Islam is such a peaceful & tolerant religion.

Elf n Safety. League One clubs are obliged to cover a percentage of their stadiums in netting. Without this onion bag barrier, another Hillsborough or perhaps a potato famine may occur. It's deadly serious. Keep safe everyone.

Are the womens team still gonna be thundering round the pitch churning it up?

For years common sense went out the window, Say the magic words 'health & safety' and that was it, end of conversation. Maybe if all those wanting to go in the south stand wore high viz vests it'd be okay.

Cranks the lot of them.

"When someone finally gets it right at Coventry City it'll be special" Mickey Adams