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It would serve Sisu right if we got promoted as straight after they sold us

One of the best overall days I can remember at the CBS/Ricoh. Result Performance Atmosphere General feeling of positivity about the place But absolute best thing about today was the players showing the metal strength to cope with a big occasion.

Which is a good thing. Means he demands high standards from himself

Must be the first time in years that block 31 is open for general sale?

Never really understood it to be honest. If you’re that vulnerable you shouldn’t be going to a football match. As you’re just as likely to catch something in the concourse

That top tier is about 1k seat’s according to that graphic that was posted earlier

Gillingham homecoming game. Home fans behind the goal with away fans over in the corner. Regardless of what the club say, it can, and already has been done.

They’ve managed it before against Crewe. And if my memory serves me right against Gillingham in 2014

If we got to the Prem they would put the away fans in blocks 6-9, with parts of blocks 5 & 10 as segregation. Just like they did against Crewe in the JPT game with 10-13 being given to home fans

What happens with that socially distanced block if it’s the only available area left? Surely they wouldn’t turn people away?

Should Millwall, Blackburn, West Brom, Sunderland, & Preston not be selling out then?

From the sounds of it Doug King is trying to negotiate a share of match day income into the agreement. I imagine that is where the sticking point is

If we get a huge crowd tomorrow you'll be moaning that they're jumping on the bandwagon

Top 10 Ricoh/CBS attendances 1. Chelsea - 31,407 - Lost 2. Crewe - 31,054 - Lost 3. Accrington - 28,343 - Lost 4. Leeds - 28,184 - Lost 5. Wolves - 27,992 - Draw 6. Gillingham - 27,306 - Win 7. Birmingham - 27,212 - Lost 8. Wolves - 26,851 - Win 9. Gillingham - 26,741 - Draw 10. Leicester -...

The Butts Park Arena needs to be packed out when Cov play them next season. Hopefully its a day that City are away

Agree about Reading and Brum, but they say there are no easy games in this division. Didn't someone say on here that Robins said Sheaf is fine?

Exactly. If we had won tonight but lost those then it wouldn't have mattered. What we have done tonight is deny a play off rival of 2 points

Current trajectory is still 70 points for 6th place. Meaning we need 2 wins and a draw from the final 3 games. Tough, but not impossible. Reasons to be cheerful: 8 games unbeaten away Closest to the PL since 2002 4 points clear of where we finished last year Only 2 points off beating last...

Their game in hand is against arch rivals Burnley.

Why bizarre?