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1) Looking forward to reading back through this thread later 2) Cannot wait to watch the highlights (if not the whole game) 3) What an atmosphere - so many Cov fans still around Birmingham too. I don’t think anyone wants to go home! 4) WEMBLEY

Just saw a grown man with his two kids shouting this song on his own at the top of his voice in the train station. It’s genuinely tragic stuff.

Heading to Birmingham first for breakfast and beers around 8:30/9, then straight back again after. My memories of Wolverhampton is that it’s a bit of a hole, so won’t be lingering. Albeit long day at Cheltenham yesterday and watching it from the pub today, so not massively looking forward to...

Ran 20 miles today, the majority of which was on a very muddy and slippy canal towpath. Did it in just under 3 hours (2:59!!) which I wasn’t particularly planning for and am quite surprised I did, especially considering the conditions. I’ll absolutely take it though especially as I’m out...

Me, alcohol free beers, all other fans, lager , sometimes cider.

If, and appreciate it’s a big if, we win then the Wembley SF is the same weekend I run the London Marathon. So either I have to watch the game stone cold sober on the Saturday and don’t enjoy the (now traditional!) Wembley pre match routine, or the game is on Sunday PM, in which case I’ll need...

The queues for drinks are honestly absolutely horrendous. Not moved in 15 minutes. What is it with this stadium and queues.

I genuinely hadn’t paid any attention until today but tickets state entrance via the North Stand and list a gate. I hope it’s just vaguely (and poorly) worded and it is inside the exhibition hall. As if not it seems bizarre on many levels!

Guilty (put it on the off topics earlier which I think you frequent @clint van damme!). Have to admit I didn’t know much about it as my partner booked it. But I assumed it would be in the exhibition hall. Not the stadium itself. So I imagine it’ll be carnage with the turnstiles and who knows...

Fantastic result. Always pleasing shutting up the bedwetters. Simms was excellent again. March is back on.

Going to the Chris Moyles 90’s hangover show tonight at the Arena. My partner booked it, so I haven’t paid much attention and assumed it was in the exhibition hall. It’s not, it’s in the stadium! So it’s going to be carnage with ticket scanning I bet, and probably bloody freezing!

My Dads retired so he was trusted to log on at 10AM yesterday and get tickets for the four of us. To be fair he did get four tickets, but somehow we’re spread across the two stands and all sitting in random seats nowhere near each other! He wants to be in charge of planning travel and pre/post...

Same question again? Another hat trick but against poor opposition again. So we still need to cut out loses and sell.

Can I just check - do those goals count? As it’s only Rotherham? So Simms is still shit yea?

Matching the performance.

I know he’s not rated anymore on here, but compare Simms first 8 minutes to Wright. Even without the goal; movement, touches, lay offs, pressing, hold up play. Not making the point to criticise Wright, but to highlight Simms has all the attributes and has time on his side to continue to...

Back to 4-3-3, with Wrigth and Palmer on the wings. We have to win, to at least keep things interesting for a few more games. Ending the season with nothing to play for is the height of boredom.

Not much point debating Simms, battle lines have been drawn by both sides. Personally still think he’ll come good and we’ll see an improved striker next year. He’s clearly a massive introvert and possibly lacking in confidence despite the goals - MR and team have a job helping him with that...

Lose two games = Sheaf is leaving in summer. Mental stuff.