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I hate any ruling about 'weakened teams'. If the FA decide that the players a manager chooses are not worthy to take the field they're at fault for allowing these no-hopers to be registered as footballers. A manager should be able to pick whoever he wants from his squad, it's an insult to those...

Even if McQuoid didn't end up do anything all season it was mental that whoever it was posting had him completely written off based on the first game of the season.

It's made with the very best intentions, but that's hilariously bad.

'I'm going to insult you with a picture, but I'm going to need you to do some of the work to see it'

Applause is a bit much, he was a decent servant who's just left to continue his career elsewhere but nobody died and there was no great tragedy.

C:\Users\Public\Pictures\URstoopid OMG pic don't load @you whatever! I know you are

Definately's still not a word, you don't know what'll happen at all, and you are lording it by trying to take the moral high ground over people going back to the Ricoh. You gibbering idiot.

That JPT run we had was one of the only bright spots of the last few years, I'd love another.

This may be hard to fathom, but those two options you pulled from wherever you keep the hilarious nicknames aren't the only options. They're barely options at all, just a hypothetical you've invented to make terrible similes and lord it over people who are happy to watch a team currently...

They were ok to take your money, but I assume you did use the tickets too right? So the actual issue is that you're just not on file and they haven't stolen your cash.

Yes, the people who are happy to be able to attend a football match at home are very much like heroin addicts.

He seems like yesterday's news now. Let him have his little rants and flights of fancy, he'll sleep tonight bless him.

If they announced the Ricoh return and then said 'we'll still be playing the Gillingham game at Sixfields because we won't be fully prepared for demand yet' I'm sure that would have been accepted as a sensible solution by people.

I remember when Maradona was thrown out of the World Cup after traces of Dreamy Sleepy Nighty Snoozy Snooze were found in his system.

Why would people be asking what happened to a campaign designed with the goal of being back at the Ricoh?

If Mick Harford stuck around long enough to become attached to the club, he could have got it all sorted out with one stare.

They're also doing the thing where you can buy tickets in blocks of games for cheaper than buying individually, which is what was referred to when they said they'd help with alternatives.

There's something to look forward to.

The ticket thing is a mix of a rush and a demand not catered for in some time. The club didn't own the stadium before, so I can't see how too much can change otherwise.