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They could hire a Ricoh photocopier for the office to make them feel at home.

I guess you could come over here and travel from Warwick or Leamington. These are the prices from Leamington/Warwick. Train goes to Marylebone then you have to change to go back up the line to Wembley.

WTF, it's still 1996 there.

Yeah, at least on the coach you're guaranteed a seat. We had to stand all the way back from QPR last month as the train was packed.

We're Warwick I know, but £30 return for me and my lad, although admittedly I've put he's 15 rather than 17. Did that for the QPR game.

Woah, £40 a ticket. The train is so much cheaper.

Isn't it usually 3pm the day after?

I know we're not there - and might not make it - but it must be awful for players who, over the years, have fought for their shirt to get their club promoted only to be let go and deemed "surplus to requirement", basically, not good enough for a higher level. The way of the world, I guess.

*years

Not sure I like the sound of "nearer the time"

I can't see why the PDFs can't be on our eticketing account. Every other organisation seems to manage it that way. Not sure why Ticketmaster has to be contrary.

Got there in the end. Just got two random Cat 3 tickets in 137.

Ah, red handed.

Maybe you should have hung my washing out?

Amazing. Just been to hang some washing out and the queue dropped from 3900 to 1850. That's my tip. Hang washing out.

https://www.wembleystadium.com/plan-your-visit/disabled-services-and-accessibility/disabled-services

I'm 4759. Stupidly, I thought as it was just STHs, I'd be able to just log on and get my tickets. Conveniently, I happen to be "working from home" today.

That's where Pearce came from, isn't it?

I've been a lifelong Blue Skies fan ever since my Dad used to take me up to Hillfields Road back in the 70s. I was there at Wembley in 89 and I'll certainly be there against Sunderland on the 28th. #PSUB