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From that Donny forum, River Don: This man knows what's up. I'd be all for that.

'Plebian' is a legitimate spelling of the word, for what it's worth.

If they actually required people to have a ticket stub (assuming any of this is true), the sensible thing would be to announce it ahead of time to encourage people on the fence to go up. To turn around and say 'oh by the way, if you didn't go last night you're out of luck' would be...

Screw that, I'm looking up Champions League final prices for 2017.

One of the problems with people needing a ticket stub for this game (if actually true) is that for the Sheffield Utd game as it had already kicked off they opened another gate and took our fivers without giving out a ticket. If they're expecting similar scenes to the point they're advising...

Scored me a ticket to Jaguars-49ers at Wembley in October. Hiyo!

Is that after season ticket holders?

When I went in '95 (0-0 vs Uruguay, the worst football match to ever be played) we were on those little stools near the front with no back. Pile of crap.

We should have tied him down to a long-term contract and held our nerve until Chelsea needed to replace Cole. congrats City, you've fucked up again

Please! Bouncy castle quality control assessment officer, thankyouverymuch.

Damn your wily logic.

If we lose tomorrow I'm blaming the creation of this thread, jinxy.

I didn't want to, but I'd already got the ticket. Beforehand I played football after work with the notion that fresh air would perk me up a bit. Really didn't work.

That's the one- just looked it up, October 30th 2007.

Kind of. There was an evening cup game (I think the West Ham one fairly recently) where I felt horrendously ill. When they scored a late winner which prevented another 30 mins of extra time I can't say I wasn't relieved.

We beat them sure, but the notion that they're some kind of nobody would be more than a little hypocritical on our part.

'Big' means nothing though really. I'd certainly rather be top of the league and have someone in mid-table try and lord it based on an outdated notion of place than the other way around.

In a similar vein I've never heard anyone outside of comics refer to a slap-up dinner.

The previous paragraph shows you selectively choose to believe people when they align with your stance. Ranson was not to be trusted when he was part of the machine, but once he left he's suddenly a bastion of truth because he's telling you what you want to hear? He may be telling the truth, he...

What have you seen of Dunn to say how good he is? He's barely played, and surely he'd be forcing his way into the team if he was a smarter goalkeeper.