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91/7 and a lead of just 305. Still think it's too much though, but good effort from England.

I don't mean go all out in our play, I mean all out to win the match.

What division were we in when we beat Sunderland in 1963? Third division wasn't it? So 2 leagues difference. This would be 3.

Cup games are quite often exciting affairs and we will go all out for a win and Stoke will go all out for a win too. This isn't going to be one of the sit back, waste time, try not to lose kind of match-ups we have been encountering lately.

He says he has been taken out of context, but still, he said what he said and should have worded it so much better. If there are three red card offences in a game then it should be three red cards. If you have sent three off and a fourth red card offence takes place, the fact that you have...

Chesterfield should be a good crowd. They will bring a few (again not too far away). I reckon it may well be 10,000+ as long as we are still right up there and doing well.

Considering the Telegraph had him down as not playing and Beavon playing instead, Biamou will probably never get credit even if he does score.

Exactly. Cannot judge what has come before it. The Checkatrade Trophy final being a case in point. Look at the attendances in the competition prior to that. The fact it is a cup game against much higher opposition will appeal to many to come along.

How odd for him to come out with stuff like 'I allowed them [Spurs] to self-destruct so all the media, all the people in the world went: 'Tottenham lost the title.'' And also ..... "Some referees would have played by the book; Tottenham would have been down to seven or eight players and...

Really don't get the 10,000-12,000 thinking. Stoke will bring a large following. 15,000 I think is quite a reasonable conclusion to come to. City vs a Premier club and they are only an hour or so straight up the M6.

Going to ram it down your throat when he gets to 20 goals and is player of the season. :)

Yeah, surely 15,000-16,000. Has to be.

Difference in levels? Are they a full time club?

Man U v Derby? Surely not. Much more appealing games to be found in the draw.

Well if it's the weekend I think it is I am busy picking up old dog poo from our back garden. It's all scheduled in and everything and I'm fed up of all the squelching in the dark in the middle of the night.

It is a West Midlands derby though. Not been a big game in the past, but then we have been starved of such high profile games for a long time.

They only typed sparkymcnulty because the Beeb can't get away with sparkymcwankty.

The candidates for TV coverage are I would say: Liverpool v Everton - dead cert Brighton v Palace - maybe City v Stoke - good chance Forest v Arsenal - dead cert Forest Green /Exeter v West Brom - good chance Fleetwood/Hereford v Leicester - very good chance and dead cert if it is Hereford...

Yeah, of course, was just talking about it not having to be 3 on Saturday because of Wasps on Sunday. Plenty of options to slot it in.

More likely to field some seasoned veterans (aged 13-16) rather than the under 4's though, Johnny.