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I'd be amazed if they do.

surely that's not a group, it's a duet?!

a bit of PR. Was probably hoping it went tits up Saturday in terms of behaviour. Now it's made the media about how civilised it all was he needs to get in on the I feel for the City support act.

Do the trust have regular meetings and if so when is the next one?

scored a nice goal for Hibs yesterday.

the Leamington supporters have tweeted that out, they normally seem to have a fair idea of whats going on.

Technically the trust comment is true seen as Moz was there but it's a piss take really.

I've got a confession mate..........!

It wouldn't be the telegraph without a bit of fabrication

In all my years watching football what has happened to Man City is the most baffling thing I've witnessed in the game. In the shadow of their neighbours, constantly having their nose rubbed in United's success their support remained loyal and passionate. After a long wait they finally have...

Telegraph has a report on the protest stating it was a peaceful protest and tbat Wasps fans were coming up and wishing us all the best. Good bit of public licity for our plight I reckon and it may not achieve much but the message has now reached a wider audience and as much as I don't like wasps...

Think my Saturdays are a bit of a novelty at the moment. Weekends revolved around the kids for years and now there doing their own thing I'm back to having freedom I haven't had for years, problem is I'm far more susceptible to raging hangovers than I was years ago!

Not under sisu though I still think an attempt at regime change at CCFC might be behind this, (just One of many theories I have floating around in my head)

I don't know how much sisu want for the club but I guarantee we're worth a lot less.

My mates wife gave up and when we were out and I was talking to her I used to be thinking watch what shit you come out with because everyone else will forget but she won't,! Have been toying with the idea myself. Probably only drink once a week but often get absolutely battered, (normally on a...

How does it affect your social life when you give up? Do you still go out to the pub? Do people look at you suspiciously?!

I reckon stand up must be one of the hardest most terrifying things to do. I also think a lot people who start doing it get addicted. I knew a lad who used to do a bit and without being horrible, he was dreadful buy he just kept going back for more, (unfortunately for him the audience didnt).

There was a bigger turn out at the Grapes protest.

You're asking the stupid not to be stupid.

I've watched so many big games recently where it appears, (I appreciate Tele doesn't always capture the true picture), that the fans aren't going anywhere near as mental as we went that night it was fucking nuts. Next day was mad as well, all out on the piss and buzzin'