Commonsense

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?

Loftus Road is just about the least comfortable ground. It has very little atmosphere, although we tend to take a large following there, so there is often a decent atmosphere in the away end. In what way is Ewood Park brash? It’s also not very historical as three of the four stands are relatively new.

This is the weirdest list I’ve ever seen. Do you ever go to away games. How is it possible to suggest that Loftus Road is comfortable, or that Ewood Park has any atmosphere?

It won’t happen. It’s a pipe dream like so much of what goes on at Birmingham.

No you got told off for calling it riverside. It’s always been the River End

I don’t think we get to choose, the home club do. For example at Carrow Road we seem to have cut our away capacity from about 2,500 to 2,000, the minimum allowed, even for those clubs who would have sold more. Preston let us have whatever we wanted as the didn’t use any part of the stand for home fans.

You for example-you actually seem to have a fascination with them!

Which is exactly what people said about this season!

It seems pretty unlikely that Barca women will get 92,000 as they currently play in a stadium with a maximum capacity of under 60,000!

Maybe you could start venting at them instead and leave us alone for once!

It’s only recently been made available. Looks like Bristol will be bringing relatively few fans with them.

Agreed. The same is true of the current Wrexham team. Going about their business quietly and building their way through the leagues, without making a huge fuss; supported by a fanbase who’ve been behind them forever.

What are you doing here? We’ve just won ( away as well!). There’s no room at all for your snide remarks or dismissive comments. Go and play with little Vincent.

It’s more likely to happen if we don’t go up. We’d have a chance of persuading them to stay if we did.

This is rather different though. Leverkusen haven’t come from nowhere, they’ve been around the top spot for years, finishing second on more than one occasion-it’s just that they never won it, hence the nickname Neverkusen.

The manager left though, so it’s very different to what Alonso is building at Leverkusen.

It proves nothing of the sort! You pick and choose points from different clubs to suit your agenda which then drone on about. Norwich has an away membership scheme which people can choose to buy into. It’s useful for popular games, but many others go to general sale so you don’t have to be a member. Why is that so difficult for you to understand?

No this didn’t happen. We were given the whole end so could have sold more and were able to buy on the day if necessary. However, look at it another way. Preston only got 16,600 for a vital game against a play of rival. Can you imagine that ever happening at Carrow Road?

In defence of Tuesday, remember that Sarge was touch and go for today-he is absolutely vital at the moment. Also yes he did 90 minutes, but we don’t have a midweek fixture this week.