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What you talking about, 'watching it!' ......................... I'm in it! And as for OCD, tell me about it! Went out with a girl with severe OCD for three years. :facepalm: Nightmare.

Yep. Definitely an open top bus parade through the city with a civic reception. Has to be!! Though, maybe toned down just a little bit ............... to make it an open top mini-bus parade round Jubilee Crescent and a picnic in Lady Herbert's Garden.

I remembered Bradford straight away, cos of that last home game. Couldn't remember the other club though.

We haven't cared about it before because in is a competition for League One and Two clubs and because we've not been a League One or Two club before we haven't been able to enter before. Don't quite understand the tinpot cup stuff to be honest. The further adrift we find ourselves from the top...

If so, please let me know where you got the explosives, cos I want to blow my wife up too.

Depends on whether she's ballooned up or not since Christmas.

Yep. Beat Crewe and it will be much improved. Maybe 14,000. Turn on the style against Crewe in front of the 'lost' City fans and it could be even higher.

Absolutely typical of Cov fans. Chance to bring a bit of humour and get everyone singing a song for one single game and all people want to talk about on here is the games after when the stadium won't be full. :facepalm:

Who's up for singing this next week against Crewe?

Under MR I am sure the players will relish the situation of a sell out crowd. I am confident of a win at the Ricoh and then of us not losing at Gresty Road. 3-1 aggregate score. And if we can win at the Ricoh it will stand us in good stead should we make any play-off games, cos they can...

The number thing with the years is interesting though it has to be said. 1987. You add those numbers up, 1+9+8+7 = 25. 2+5 is 7. You add up 2013 and you get, 2+0+1+3 = 6. 7 minus 6 is 1. And we are the one whose name is on the cup!

Make that a quadruple! In 1987 Kylie Monogue released 'I should be so lucky.' And now we will be lucky. Can I just add, the whole thread hangs by the tiniest of strands here. Also, in 1987, Fulton McKay died. He played the prison officer Mr. McKay in Porridge. Porridge also starred Ronnie...

Errm, I don't know if anyone else has noticed, but we have left someone up for opposition corners on several occasions under Mark Robins.

Charles Moore. That's what all us posh people say.

Surprised Cyrille Regis knows much at all about your sporting life. What you been up to?

Got to fill the bath first.

What about Alexander the Great? How good was he? ;)

Got mine yesterday. Paid an extra 90p to have it posted.

Was only 5,400 against Burton. Look how far we've come since. Now talking of sell out crowds. No doubt that 30,000 City fans will be saying they were at that Burton game with us though.

Just brilliant then? ;)