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Brilliant effort. At the Oxford, Exeter and Luton games there were so many friends and family coming along for the day out. This time it seems much more concentrated on committed supporters. No matter what happens we need to be loud and priud.

You can say that again, well moody

In the words of the Blues Brothers…”It wasn’t lies, it was just bullshit”

“Zulus, thousands of ‘em”

It’ll be like a scene from Zulu today “Leeds fans…thousands of ‘em”

The Football Factory, later made into a film starring Danny Dyer, a work of fiction. Like most of the hooli lit.

Yes, came to us with big expectations which were never fully realised. Went to Forest and his career took off. Larger than life character so very sad to hear of his death.

United evidently worried about Cov in their end

This could cause absolute carnage in the league if they end up in the play off places, or, please God, below them, as their dummy out the pram litigation festers(excuse the pun) while the play offs take place.

Lowering away allocations is a huge step forward

Where’s your sense of humour 😄

Walking back up that hill from the away section with nearly 5000 Cov fans singing Que Sera Sera, it doesn’t get much better than that!

High time we brought back Alan Randall’s George Formby esque ‘Coventry City, Coventry City, We are the Sky Blues, Wherever we play, home or away, we’ll support you win or lose (repeat) City, City, we are the Sky Blues, City,City, we’ll support you win or lose’. Played when they came out in the...

Better get some practice in then

A big point of difference between Jimmy Hill and Mark Robins is that Jimmy had the backing of a very ambitious chairman in Derrick Robins (no relation). By the standards of the time Derrick Robins was also very wealthy, and prepared to put his money where his mouth was. Mark had, for the most...

Before the Leicester game there was a lot of talk about them buying seats in the Cov end, something they’ve tried before. In fact about 40 tickets were cancelled. Given that end of row seats in Singers Corner were released for that match it wouldn’t have surprised me when they scored if quite a...

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TLAs everywhere! (Three letter abbreviations)

I went to my first match in March 1969. I was nearly 7. For some time I’d wanted to go with my dad. He’d bring the programme home and reading that took me rapidly from causing concern about my reading progress to devouring everything football related such as Goal and Shoot. The 4-1 win over...

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