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You can say with 100% certainty that the ball was headed on?

I don't like Wrexham but that really was unfair on them. If you have to zoom in so far that the picture becomes pixelated before you can see if its offside, then that isn't in the spirit of what VAR was originally intended for

Expect some dodgy ref decisions against you in that game.

Exactly the same here. Its incredible. Something I've dreamed about for the last 24 years, but doesn't feel like how I imagined it would I'm not even sure I can say its enjoyable to be honest. Saturday nights after a win feel amazing. The rest of the time I just want the season over with as...

He’ll probably get sanctioned

Isn’t there still Millwall v Ipswich as well to come?

Can’t decide if it should be last home game in the Championship or first in Pl

2 more points to break our points record

Third place currently tracking at ending on 83 points. 1ppg for us to beat that. Relegation form.

4 more I think

Seeing Lampard so happy warms my heart

examples?

shithousing

it’s pretty much exactly the same as we start every away game

We’re going to end up with the slightly bizarre scenario of wanting Boro to beat Ipswich

I’ll let you decide. I think it’s closer to around 32.2k rather than 32.6k 32.6k was the figure upon the stadium opening, before there was a scoreboard, and was most likely an estimate anyway. Biggest ever crowd was a “sell out” of 32.1k for a woman’s match in which there was no segregation

Yeah their April doesn’t look great

Two things spring to mind. 1. How bad must we have been to lose to Birmingham? 2. How good must we have been to beat Boro?

The seats doted around will have been classed as occupied as it’s just season ticket holders that hadn’t turned up. It depends what you class as close? I’m only saying it’s about 400 less so that’s pretty close overall!