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Before a game I usually get a hotdog from the Jacket Potato van outside Tesco. They do burgers too. The hotdog is pretty good and much cheaper (£2.50) than the things masquerading as hotdogs inside the stadium.

In that case, he'd fit nicely on here and the CCFC fan Facebook site.

Will it be as much as your discount?

Week commencing 13th August

Away to Oxford United.

Thanks, Stones Throw, but I won't accept your kind offer. I can't get to the Ricoh very often, so I don't want to take up a space that a regular could use.

Try the Citizen's Advice Bureau for a start, shmmeee. They should be able to give you some pointers. If the worst comes to the worst, a solicitor is essential, but not cheap.

Thanks, NL. I assume it's like the Buffs in as much as it's a case of turn up and pay the parking fee.

I always park there when I go up to a game. I'll have to find somewhere else now. :(

My own car at the time was a '55 Morris Minor. The difference in performance between the two was staggering.

I like the Vitesse. In the late '60s/early 70s I borrowed a Herald from my mate for a few days. He'd fitted an SU carburetter and done a couple of other mods to it. I absolutely loved driving that car, and the position of the gear lever was really great.

At any given time during a match, it seemed that he hadn't a clue about what he was supposed to do. He was truly horrific.

The team now is far better than that one. Playing against them would be a guaranteed 3 points for us.

I watched it. It was quite interesting, but not overtly ant-Russian or anti-Putin. However some of Frankie Boyles comments would have upset your missus, Otis, I'm sure. My wife didn't take a lot of notice because it was about the upcoming World Cup and she has no interest in football.

David, 'fragile' is the last word that I would use to describe Grendel's ego.

A31/M27/M3 to Richmond. Overground train to Willesden Junction then Bakerloo line to Wembley Central. Trains nearly empty. Reverse journey after the match, trains nearly empty again. Simple, straightforward journey there and back. Home just after 8:30.

He's obviously living in the past, like quite a few others. They just won't accept that like it or not, we were(!) a League 2 club, not a Premier League club. The reasons for that are immaterial at the moment. We have every right to celebrate promotion to League 1 and be proud of the team.

Didn't they wear sky blue shirts and white shorts? I was sure that we were the first team to wear all sky blue.

No trousers?