Matt Juler

As far as I'm aware, the club are installing the full RailSeat Ultra, not doing some half baked modification that includes the existing seats.

To stop people standing on them. Standing was initially permitted in the likes of Germany for domestic football, but not European matches. So the seats would be locked out of use most of the time, but released for the Champions League, etc. where people were expected to sit.

The work is happening during the summer ready for the start of next season. It will be all of the Lower Barclay, Snakepit and some of the away end (maybe the small section above the tunnel?). I believe it will be the RailSeat Ultra, more details here: https://www.fercoseating.com/products/sports/safe-standing/railseat-ultra. Whilst in Europe it's common to lock the seat part closed, that's not currently legal in a UK all seater stadium, so the seat part will always be available for use.

Routine 3-0 win.

Just the same here, much better on a Sunday.

Anyone got a similar freeze frame on the late Bristol 'winner' that was deemed offside?

Wycombe Wanderers, having spent the last 10 years in this corner of South Bucks.

Saints could still win the league based on the top 3 and their current form.

Would take a point on Saturday, keep the gap to Preston with one less game to play.

Perfect result for us at Hull.

The strategy for January would have been under discussion some time before and it's really nothing short of a miracle that we are where we are now based on say our position of 14th and seven points behind the playoffs places back on the 1st December. I'm confident that the plan was (and potentially still is) to move on from Wagner this summer, so not investing in the squad was a logical decision ahead of a rebuild.

They'd certainly done their homework on our defence, we can never deal with corners to the back post. The Duffy for Sainz substitution in the 89th minute was daft, but would have made sense to me in the 79th after going 2-1.

He's an away win specialist, hopefully that will continue tonight!

https://chennaiyinfc.com/chennaiyin-fc-and-norwich-city-fc-join-forces-to-advance-football-development-and-global-outreach/ "Both Chennaiyin FC and Norwich City FC are led by women entrepreneurs, Ms Vita Dani and Ms Delia Smith, who are focused on harnessing the power of the sport and developing local talent."

I was in Chennai a few months back. Obviously cricket is the number one sport, but especially with the males there is a real interest in the EPL. Most of them support an EPL team and stay up late to watch evening games. Will be interesting to see what comes of this.