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The queue’s were ridiculous because of their checks

I feel just as confident as if we’d won 1-0. We were never going to get through to the final today, but we could’ve found ourselves out of it

I’m even more baffled by the decision to not sell tickets in block 13. They didn’t even have the netting out, and then let a load of fans in there anyway. The cretins who decided this need to explain themselves

Avoid defeat tomorrow is all we need to do. Do that and nerves will kick in for them in the return leg

Gee Clivey, you really know what you're doing with this radio stuff

Amazing how much noise Sunderland fans make once they aren't losing. I could only hear Luton a few minutes ago

Definitely want it to be Luton if we can’t make it. Our two sets of fans have been to hell and back over the last 15 years

Compliments Eakin well. A bit like Stan Laural to Oliver Hardy

I’m fairness I don’t ever remember them doing anything like this at Highfield Road either. Those huge Britannia Tyres signs on the Main Stand didn’t exactly scream CCFC!

I was being facetious! I don’t actually believe BBC WM is the money pot of radio presenters!

No love for that Martin Wynch

I don’t know if anyone heard it but Clive’s rant about Blackburn fans and management the other week was hilarious. It was after they were accusing Wilson of handball then Sammie Szmodics did that actual handball. It was along the lines of “don’t you dare accuse us of cheating and then go and...

They are supposed to be better trained at restraining people than stewards on minimum wage

How does Linnell rate against them? His commentary on the FA Cup final for Mercia will be forever part of our history

Rob Gurney abandoned his club to go and commentate on Villa games because he wanted more money. Clive has been with us during the worst of times. Clive every time for me.

The 2012 - 2017 era I had become numb to it all. I found the Coleman era to be the most depressing. His teams were so uninspiring and mentally weak, despite being decent on paper. That 4-1 at Charlton will always stay in my head.

In that specific situation yes, absolutely. It wasn’t as though it was some sort of protest where the invader was trying to make a point that much of the crowd would agree with. It was a dickhead invading the pitch at a crucial moment who had no reason to do so other than to give himself a...

But they didn’t support the stewards. They were clearly struggling to get the knob off the pitch and the police just stood watching

Depends how you look at it. In terms of relative importance the Checkatrade trophy final has to be one of the most important in the clubs history. We were on our death bed, and had endured 30 years of constant failure. It felt impossible that this club could achieve anything ever again...