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It would be great if we did as Sunderland will sell out If Stoke had sold their full 3k allocation then today would've been a league record crowd

Its the most points we've ever got over a 10 match period

If we think 70 points is a realistic target for the Play Offs, then I would say its between us, WBA, Bristol City, and at a push Blackburn. Middlesbrough and Norwich would need to average 2 points a game for the remainder of the season, which isn't likely.

I couldn't believe the great reviews that got. I was expecting a few more cool nuclear explosions in it

The 9 wins in 10 is a club record

Something that pleased me today was there wasn’t a mass walkout when Stoke equalised (admittedly a few people left). There once was a time that if we’d thrown away a 2 goal lead in the 86th minute, half the crowd would’ve walked out and the other half would’ve been heckling the team.

Think the way to look at it is how many teams can still realistically finish above us. As it stands I’d say Norwich and below are now too far behind us.

Is the Belgium league good then?

Yeah I remember them saying that. A slight decrease in capacity. Also on the plan, blocks 9-11 have lost some seats since the big screen was installed

You mean the bit of block 9 on the home side of the segregation? Probably about 300 seats there. I do recall the club saying last summer after the segregation was put in that they were looking to maximise ticket sales further. I bet the safety boffins stopped sales here which the club are...

Maximum away capacity is 3k when accounting for segregation

Someone who is good at edging? If you don’t know what that is look it up, as I’m not explaining it

What I find likeable with Lampard as a person is he’s clearly very intelligent, yet at no point does he come across as arrogant about it, nor does he try and dumb down. When he speaks to someone you can see that he assumes they are as intelligent as he is

Even if we never get back to the PL, I am just immensely grateful that Robins turned us back into a normal club

If I understand their website correctly, they only have a few tickets left to sell in block 9.

I don't think block 5 will open. Stoke have a full allocation I think, so 5 will be the segregation block

Block 4, which holds less than 200, and the bits behind the dugout which hold about 250. So at most about 1500 non corporate tickets to sell

Definitely heading for a sell out Only around 1100 standard tickets left

How much of a daft cow must she be if she buys another football club?