Commonsense

We’ve been in the section of rail seating at Cardiff this season as well.

This along with Midland Yellow’s suggestion of Widschut. 2 of the most inept, overrated players I’ve ever seen. I can’t believe most of the rest of the thread. The Farke years provided some of the most exciting, exhilarating football I’ve see at Carrow Road, yet people feel they can suggest the exciting young players who formed the core of that team. Lewis, Godfrey even Aarons. I’ve often felt some of our fans are unappreciative of the players we get a chance to see. I didn’t realise some of them were crazy as well. Need I remind you that all 3 of the above players made the championship team of the year. Good luck to those who think McCallum is an improvement. While I can accept Leitner as a suggestion, mostly because of his arrogance, the fact that one person mentioned Stieperman is also unbelievable!

Is the What’s App group called ‘tawts are us’? Do members also believe that the world is flat and that COVID ( if it existed) was caused by 5G phone masts? Are there more than 6 members in the group?

Absolutely. What a **** season it’s been-it’s not as if we are likely to make the play-offs or anything.Even if we do the one player who has been on the pitch throughout clearly hasn’t contributed to it. Let’s all stamp our feet because we didn’t get the person we wanted.

Not at the moment. That would raise the cost considerably.

It’s against the law currently

It is designated as a railed seating area rather than simply a standing area. This basically means the current seats will stay in place and we will have a rail in front of us. The point of doing it is that in non railed areas people are supposed to sit, but this is widely ignored in sections of grounds around the country( remember the days when stewards would walk up the steps trying to get everybody to sit. They’d get about half way and then have to start again). Having a rail is a way of preventing people from tumbling forward and means that legally people can stand. It’s being introduced so that the club complies with the letter of the law and protects itself and it’s fans from any future attempts at forcing people to sit in non railed areas.

Even if we can beat teams in the top 3 from down the road?

Or was it Muznic as the rumour suggested at the time? Just looked him up and scarily he is now 71!

One of our regular posters lives on a different planet. There is plenty of evidence in multiple threads to prove it!

That’s much better all round as it means the first leg is at a weekend rather than the possibility of a Monday night. Strange timing though. You would have thought that one game would have started after the other had finished as they were both on TV. These times mean that there will be a short ( or, given the amount of added time these days, long) overlap.

I’ve been many times and the areas around St. Andrew’s aren’t nice places to be full stop. Still should appease those calling for more atmosphere!!

Really, I thought we sold out both tiers at QPR, and had a sizeable following at Millwall. We also took 3,000 odd to Coventry.Was I mistaken or are you wrong?

This absolutely. What I find particularly annoying is the ones on national radio, who seem to think that their job is to chat amongst each other about general football related issues rather than commentating on the actual match, often missing the build up to goals. 5 Live has a particularly annoying habit of repeating about every 10 minutes the games they have ‘coming up’ instead of focussing on the one which is actually taking place.

There’s a ‘spoons near the station that will be open early. You can almost certainly buy cider in the ground or does your superstition say you have to drink before entering the ground?