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Not that rumour again 🤦‍♂️

Most Blues fans I’ve ever encountered are alright. Every club has idiots

I imagine next week will be a repeat of our final regular game in league 2

There was about 20 policemen stood around by the A444 roundabout doing nothing

Well we’re all going to be completely in the dark about other scores anyway due to the piss poor signal around the ground

I had tonsillitis that day and felt awful anyway. The illness combined with nerves meant I was throwing up all afternoon. I remember it was the first time I’d seen Sky use the “as it stands” table showing us as staying up and wishing they wouldn’t because it was tempting fate!

Strangely I wasn’t nervous about the league 2 play offs, despite it having more riding on it. I think the previous 7 years had taught me to be ambivalent towards city. Since then I’ve fallen back in love with my Sky Blues

Didn’t sleep well. I just want a win today. Make the play offs. If we lose in them so be it. I just want us to prove we can actually get there

Its impossible for us to be out of the running before the Middlesbrough game. No matter what happens this weekend, we still go into the final game with a chance

We wouldn't have to wait for Blackburn, as their final game is against Millwall. So the only way Blackburn could finish above us, would be to ensure Millwall finish below us

If we win tomorrow, and Sunderland lose then yes it is

If we win tomorrow West Brom aren't catching us

Unless they start handing out 4 points for a win tomorrow, its impossible for the Middlesbrough game to not matter

Its not really that much of a big deal. We know we have to win at least one of our remaining games regardless. Win that and we're on 69 points. Millwall can only reach that by beating Blackburn, which means Blackburn wouldn't be able to finish above us. So long as we play our part, its only...

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For those that missed his interview on Central. Showing himself here to be a really likeable guy

There would likely be a points system for the big games. I seem to remember the last few years in the PL you had to have so many ticket stubs for big games. The amount of “away” fans in the home areas had drastically reduced in the late 90s

Haha, Orange Ken. Can't even remember his real name now. Wasn't there a rumour that he had invited some old bird to that game and he was trying to impress her by sitting on the bench?

Its 10% of the ground, so it would be 3,200 Edit: Just read further down that article that its 10% of non corporate seats. So I'm guessing that would be about 2,900? Luton's away allocation being over twice as large as Huddersfield Town explained

I think its more to do with King not being completely happy with the deal, but something had to be signed. He's took a pragmatic approach that we need to have a deal in place