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Why should it be every fan’s objective to use public transport? Weird take.

Is this a windup? [emoji23] All the final games will kick off at the same time, as they always do.

This is clearly not true. Plenty of people say they walked in without any queues via assorted turnstiles up until about 19:15. I went in at block 16 at 19:00, I had the choice of at least 5 empty turnstiles

So you think the queues would have been just as bad if people had turned up earlier?

I’m not sure what the first part means, but how is it the stadium’s fault? Using your logic, if 20,000 people were to all turn up at 19:30, you would blame the stadium? Getting 20-30k people into any stadium smoothly relies on a significant proportion allowing plenty of time and getting there...

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Really? I can’t see it on the twitter feed

Source? Or just made up?

It often takes a day or two to update the points on the account - don’t panic

Delivered next day [emoji106]

It is on iFollow, just not in UK (VPN time..)

I generally enjoy listening to it (and have just listened to this week’s episode on the drive up the M40 for the match). I too find Ross Spence hard to listen to, but it’s all about opinions and personal preferences so no major criticism from me. However I wish you could sort your sound levels...

Why on earth would we want Manchester City when Maidstone were still in the draw? Progress as far as we can through the competition and take on the billionaire clubs when we’ve got no other option.

No glory supporters? [emoji23] Their normal home gate is 1500-2000 and they took 4600 to Ipswich. Once they are knocked out the majority will never see them again (unless they have another cup run).

It will be the 6th as Sheffield play Brum on the Friday night (9th)

Unlikely. Last year 4 ties were on Tuesday and the other 4 on Wednesday.

Most likely 6th February

No, maybe not, but at least there’s usually some notice, and the opportunity to ask someone with access to a computer/phone to do it for you instead of physically having to be at a ticket office at dawn.

Manual ticketing for immediate replays was fine for those who could queue (or find someone to queue) at the ticket office on the Monday morning, not so good for the many of us who didn’t live locally or couldn’t get away from work. It clearly makes more sense the way it’s done now, both in...

Totally agree, but it left very little time for anyone to plan it and ultimately I think the influence of the police stopped it as they couldn’t get organised in time. Ticketing and logistics was always a problem (especially if the replay was away from home) but we seemed to manage somehow. And...