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A few years ago the bloke who used to sit behind would get extremely animated when the action on the pitch got exciting. Then the usual kicks in my lower back through the gap between seat and it's back,then several clouts around my head. Finally I would get some smacks from a programme edge or...

That's the catch- currently. Sort of suggests they can change the t&c's any time they like ,which I'm sure is in their right. Thing is as long time STs ,after recovering from cancer for past few years ,my health along with my fitness fell off a very high cliff,meaning my attending games is very...

I thought that was the reason for soft checks,to stop people gaining entry to the ground environs without tix.Seems didn't occur last Saturday.

Once again will our profligacy in front of goal cost us points?

We know the missing 't' was absorbed into the Yorkshire dialect instead of 'the'. Quite what the Yorkshire puddings did with the 'h and e ' is a mystery.

Can't begrudge those points to Luton

Depends where that mouth has been, I supose.

I'd hardly call 18-24 a generation.

That reads at a poor attempt at an April Fool, but given the reputation of German sense of humour ,or lack of ,do they do AF?

Definitely the 14/15 season. When by xmas /new year it looked like we were contenders for promotion (we had been top longer than all other teams combined) The club then introduced half-season tickets. The bus parade on the beach made us laugh; people all around us were going on about buying...

Wonder what Retarded and Ridiculous made of our Kackered and fatiQued performance

After Newcastle being 1-3 down.

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You lucky,lucky sod!!

All his Xmas dreams and wishes in one go!!

Pah!! and there's me thinking the club would make it near impossible to get an invite.

Fcking clueless!but that's nothing new

Are you now saying you were never in the RAF,you know, one of the organisations tasked with the security of the UK.

Further to one of my previous posts: This Town ;BBC1 9:PM Sunday March 31. From the pen of Peaky Blinders' creator Steven Knight. Recounts the story of family and friends forming a band against the backdrop of 80's Biringham's ska/two tone scene.

I remember when Jack Wilshere was with us,he said that although he initially didn't believe there was an agenda against smaller clubs ,after playing for us,he could see the bigger clubs definately getting more than their fair share of contentious decisions awarded in their favour.