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Cameron and Milliband would both be dead men walking if Scotland goes. The only thing that will save them is its too close to the election to change leaders now. Conservatives would never forgive Cameron for overseeing the break up of the country, and Milliband would look very weak if he failed...

It's interesting that very few people seem to believe this will improve the standard of living in Scotland. It seems what is pushing the yes vote is nothing more than English hatred. Yet I cannot for the life of me see what generates that. I don't know what England as a country has done that is...

16-18k The walk up will be a big percentage for this game. Not many season tickets sold yet, last week everyone was just concentrating on getting Gillingham tickets, no one has really had the chance to get Yeovil ones yet. No chance of selling out so many will just pay on the gate.

Are we talking about the same Football League here?

Think this is a foolish idea personally. The justification for moving everyone to the South Stand was that the atmosphere was poor under the old seating arrangements. Therefore they have already acknowledged that the atmosphere will be poor this season. If they had just left alone and had it...

Not really sure why they quote Bruce Springsteen but then leave out all the other concerts. Pretty sure Take That had over 40k in there. Celtic friendly was only about 25k I think.

Have you been to every single game ever since your first?

Sheffield United done well to get 38k in a 32k capacity Bramhall lane!

I think most small clubs struggle to get coverage. The perception of bias comes from Gary Newbons time as sports editor on Central Tv. During that time Central basically become a Leicester propaganda channel.

I suppose the important thing is it was a sell out, so no one can criticise the fans for not doing their part.

Your right, I think last night would have been a great atmosphere with half the crowd. So it doesn't always correlate to the size of the crowd. I remember going to Leicester where there was a 26k silent crowd (despite them winning).

Crewe and Chelsea the atmosphere seemed forced. Last night was a natural atmosphere.

The Ricoh can generate an atmosphere as good as any ground in the country. "Part Time" fans don't turn up just to boo the players. The players are capable of performing in front of a big crowd. Anymore?

And three seasons ago we averaged 15k during (up until then) our worst ever season for 50 years. Did you think we would sell out last night?

The noise generated as the players come out was amazing. I think last night has to be the best ever atmosphere at the Ricoh. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SZIeH8Oj0A

All nice and well behaved in block 18. There were a couple of lads with beer, and the stewards come marching up. Now this is the only time I'll give praise to stewards as they handled it so well! Basically told the lads to down the bottles, then took the empties away! The steward then told them...

I can understand empty seats in the away end and corporate areas, but the odd empty seats in the rest of the ground is very frustrating. Nothing to do with the police or HSE, just the basic fact that the club couldn't cope with demand. They need to apologise and but systems in place to ensure...

19k I think

Surely it will just be ccfc turnstyle staff? I doubt they were tested on their cultural and geographical knowledge of Kent before being given the job.