Kid in the Riot

Must be over 20,000 sold in the home ends surely?

It's probably worth factoring in the 1,000 hospitality tickets in the Lansdown as "sold" too. Many of them won't be ST holders or members either.

Muppets like me, obviously ?

The current priority window also includes people that had attended 4+ games this season as non-members but then bought a membership. Although not publicised, it also includes corporate members who were entitled to 2x tickets per membership.

From the gist of your post I'd say Basque country is a good shout. Fly into Bilbao then an hour bus journey to San Sebastian which has the best city beach in europe. Base yourself there and you can do day trips inland to some beautiful towns past Pamplona. Then a couple of days in Bilbao taking in the old town, Guggenheim, and San Mames. Then fly back from there. September ideally though, before the rain arrives in October.

Yeah, and you definitely never get adults going in on kids tickets.

Proof, that you evidently don't watch all our games. Performances these last 4 weeks have been miles better than the dross served up in those games. An upturn in performance and results (sorry if you don't feel the latter is important, or significant) that coincided with a switch in formation from the second half of the Swansea home cup game onwards.

Fair point. Touch annoying that's there's clearly hundreds of seats empty EVERY match. I wonder if the club may reconsider the price of an ST, clearly it's cheap enough that many don't need to turn up most weeks to justify the cost.

No, I think it's fair comment. I think there's a bit of revisionism going on regards Pring. Plenty of us thought he was more than good enough to start. He'd always performed very solidly when called upon imo. I don't think he's suddenly become brilliant, or experienced, overnight. In any case JD has demonstrated he's reliable enough on the left? Quite a coincidence that Pearson decided to switch to four at the back when we were on a horrible run and he was desperate for a result, don't you think? It's mainly because of that I'd question that the switch was more out of necessity than by design. If experience was his requirement then why wait until we were on a bad run before changing formation and throwing in...inexperienced players. I don't think Pearson is the most tactically astute manager, his strength is clearly on the psychological side of things.

Same here. Many of us were questioning why four at the back wouldn't work for months before Nige eventually changed formation. He was adament we didn't have the players to play that formation, but it is evident we do. Interesting that I have not seen him quizzed on this by any journalists. I am sure there is an explanation, be interested to know what it is...

He gave three free kicks for Hanley falling over, when it was just cus he's so old he was knackered.

Need to get to Spiny Lobster. Went Paco again in January and was driving so was able to fully concentrate on the food. So after two recent visits I do think it's a bit style over substance and there are definitely better restaurants in Bristol at the price point.

Honestly think if he continues his current form, maybe adds a few more goals to his tally between now and the end of the season, and puts in a performance against Man C then we're looking at a move to one of the "big 6". I believe they are all "interested". Brighton possibly IF they get into Europe. Spurs still makes the most sense given the connection between Guernsey and Spurs. If they get rid of Conte (and they surely will) then I could see that one happening.

Cymru didn't turn up oh dear. An eventful day in Cardiff. Was drinking in a bar with Gerwyn Price for those who know who he is. Struck me as an arrogant tosser

He's already got 15 caps for Wales chief.

Rumour is that Semi Radrada going to Lyon, Piatua leaving and Sheedy to join a Welsh club to stay eligible for Wales.

Yes, away at QPR on a Thursday evening.

Got the email earlier. I bet Dhaka is lovely this time of year. Good luck Tom ?

Here we go again... Early train over to Cardiff on Saturday for Wales v Ireland. A contender for one of the biggest piss ups in world sport. Lots of Irish I know heading over from Knowle and Bris. Gonna be epic. Expectations for Cymru are low. Will take any result this year. Gatland has very much gone with experience so we'll see how that works out. Ken is a popular captain. Sensing Delilah is gonna get sang!! @MichaelRobartes win for you boys by 7 incoming? Agreed?

From what I have heard from the Wycombe end he's one of the hardest trainers they have ever had as well as the most talented. And Wycombe have produced some decent players over the years

He is Semenyo's replacement

And I'm out with a big Wycombe fan tonight. This is just too perfect

Anis replacement for Semenyo

Yep, Wycombe also signed Chem Campbell on loan from Wolves earlier this evening which was a clue Anis was leaving.