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Simms immense

The third goal at least allows me to safely acknowledge - Godden crossing the ball into his own penalty area while we’re defending a one-goal lead into stoppage time is one of the funniest things I’ve seen us do in ages.

Surprised Latibeaudiere and Wright have been on this long, we are going to be leaning on them heavily for the rest of the season

The growing understanding between Wright and Bidwell is very encouraging - he’s anticipating Bidwell’s runs on the overlap a lot better now

Neither is a ticket right in front of the stage at the same venue to see a band. In reality it can obviously be very different. Accessibility is paramount, but not sure it would be more fair or reasonable in practice to insist that every part of the stadium fits the needs of every possible...

Ellis Simms, my god, some of these opponents have children

Confidence Man

Not a Slipknot fan then? Not a perfect analogy, but still better than your imaginary 80 year-old bloke struggling to find tickets at a half full Wembley!

Feels like ballboys are in for a hell of a lot more abuse if they’re officially banned from tossing the ball to a home player trying to take a throw in a hurry.

Robins with zero fucks given about starting players who’ve been on international duty then!

Good

It’s very much horses for courses though. I wouldn’t go and fingerwag at the kids in a mosh pit at a Slipknot gig because it might not be a suitable environment for an 80 year-old man. Realistically, if you’re a season ticket holder with serious safety or health concerns about where to sit at...

The cheapest tickets are at the rear of the top tier, there are still hundreds if not thousands of them available.

They weren’t the only seats available - they were the first to go I sympathise with someone in this (imaginary) situation but it’s the same issue as at every away game

Cubicle or urinals? I’m a Singers Corner kind of guy.

It’s honestly amazing to me the number of people who’ll post “game over” etc when we have more than half an hour to play. Like they’ve never seen us play before. See also: claiming we were in a “battle for survival” in November

Roughly five seconds after any of their players has been booked: WE NEED TO TARGET HIM

I’ll be waiting before the VAR check is complete before I celebrate, wouldn’t be fair to enjoy the game if a rule had actually been broken somewhere in the process.

Do fans typically stand in the lower tier? I’m just in front of the safe standing section, hoping I won’t be sat the whole time like the last two times at Wembley…

By what metric is he failing at Ajax?