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Sounds more like a disabled carer's ticket price that.

Only difference is that last time, owners, manager, team and fans were all singing from the same hymn sheet. Can't mention Jimmy Hill without mentioning Derrick Robins. We have the team, the fans and the manager, but unfortunately Sisu are no Derrick Robins. Still think we can have a very...

You both made a bit of a mistake, so a plague on both of your houses.

It's just one game VOR, one game. :wave: Maintain this level of interest and passion from the fans and we might be on to something. An air of positivity and belief can go a long way, but we need to maintain the spirit and interest shown at the Gillingham game and carry it on through.

You will also have to bear in mind if the pavements are uneven or not along the route. A few potential tripping hazards along the way I simply don't think it would be worth risking life and limb over.

That's the wrong CCFC. He's the chairman of Cardiff.

I've decided I'm going to go, but only if it's quite nice weather (15C+) and it's not raining.

Richie Blackmore? He's not a City fan is he? :o

Nay bad that. A win away in a qualifying game, where we were the underdogs, against a side ranked 10th in the world, who haven't lost a home game for 4 years. No doubt some will knock England tonight, but that is a great result. Thought we deserved to win despite only playing well in patches.

Nope, can't be on the horizon remember. We want within the City boundaries.

I just let mine lick the bark off the pear tree in the garden and drink the rainwater that has collected in the gutter. That's just on birthdays and Christmas of course. The rest of year it's just a case of going through next door's bins.

Cool. I had the same. Blought ST, only got ticket for Gillingham.

She's a woman?

Yep, me too. On paper this does look the toughest fixture.

I'm very motivated to watch the game, it's England!! Looking for a positive performance though rather than a cagey one tonight.

Think you'll find it's pronounced Exhall.

What happened in the second half was that Gilligham on a number of occasions were targeting balls played through the air, over the top of Haynes for that speedy runner they had to try and latch on to. That then inevevitably pushed the young football onto the back foot and he couldn't get...

That's fair enough. You don't want to spend the rest of your life asking if you can have your ball back.

I was born in Leicester, so supported them until I was 5. We then moved to the outskirts of Birrmingham, so I switched to the Villa. At the age of 9 we moved to Kent, so I then followed Man Utd. When we finally moved to Cov I couldn't afford the bus to go to the Villa, so followed the Sky Blues...

You don't drive then?