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A few of my wealthy South coast mates have flown up already. Lots of Cov around Sid the Sexist land already apparently

And almost certainly before we leave the EU

Good darts!

Only takes half an hour on the train to Northampton. 15 minute walk or quick bus journey up the road to Sixfields from the station. Not that I want us to go there.

Good old Nige - the ultimate opportunist! I can never understand how so many people are unable to see right through him.

Looking forward to the banter with the locals again if its Northampton. How dull. I would be surprised if it was though, as the Cobblers are under different owners now, and I am can't see any real benefit to them for having lodgers there, especially on what would be a long term basis

Fancy us for a draw. I think we will miss Bayliss though. WIsh I could make it (to watch the game, not to replace Baylis!)

Good post Rob - see you at Pompey (you can buy me a pint for the like!)

Wouldn't it be amusing if Brexit was cancelled - along the lines of "Its too much hassle - lets forget the idea and get on with life!"

Cobblers fans that I know don't want us back, which is understandable, as they have moved on from the Cardoza days. I would attend this time round though, as the causal factors are different. We need to stick together as fans and get behind the team - its all we can do in this sorry mess.

It would be good if the EFL make public those clubs that vote for us to be expelled. After all, we all need something else to be angry and ranty about!

Ian Butterworth

Barry Powell

Can't remember - I do remember walking around Market Harborough on the way back waiting to get picked up. I have grown up a bit since then though!

Fair points - just wouldn't want them to bounce back up again with momentum

All good - not so many games this season, but will be at Pompey.

At Chesterfield a few years back -the Maddison free kick equaliser. Shared a taxi from the station. I drank too much real ale. I suspect you preferred a pub with more singing (as well as drinking)! At least, I think this is you! If not - ignore the loon :jawdrop:

True enough - the key point is though, they are struggling on and off the pitch, which is all that matters

I would rather they remained a struggling top flight team, losing a load of games each season than a promotion chasing Div 1 team that wins easily every week. Attendances would remain low for longer if they persistently struggle.

You and the lad going up Tommo?