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  1. 1 hour ago, Marcus Aurelius said:

    Can’t fault them in this cup

    I agree. I would not watch City if they ever  played in this comp in the current format.

    1,100 plus is disappointingly high in my opinion.

    They showed a lot more solidarity in the EFL cup v Ipswich. Despite being drawn at a club in a higher division and I assume tickets being a lot cheaper with it being a cup match, all but 123 of them boycotted that one. 

     

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  2. 12 hours ago, The Swan and Cemetery said:

    Decent pub quiz question would be: name the grounds with a capacity bigger than the population of where they’re located? Ross County can accommodate all of Dingwall. No idea if there are others. 

    The only one I can think of is Bristol Rovers, who have a larger away following than the city in which they’re located.

    I’ve been to Ross County a couple of times (as you do) and there’s something quite magical about what seems like the whole town walking up to the match

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  3. 3 hours ago, Dr Balls said:

    Was the 209 at Huddersfield on a midweek night cold enough to freeze off your extremities and few other things besides?

    I was at Huddersfield and reckon 400 plus were there. Maybe the 209 was the televised end of season midweek game at Sheffield United? 

  4. 1 hour ago, petehinton said:

    Barton saying post match it’s a promise they’ll be challenging next season. 
     

    I think he might have a point. There are some much bigger teams that they have consistently struggled and taken hammerings against no longer in the division next season.

    With Accrington AND Morecambe out of the way I can see the play off chasers mounting yet another serious promotion push.

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  5. 33 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

     

    Good lord they honestly cannot even conceive what the top two divisions are like.

    Sheffield Utd are currently being hawked for around £90m. Premier League Bournemouth were valued at about £120m in 2022.

    If, when Lansdown sells, we are valued at anything over £100m that would be an incredible outcome. And our sale would include AG, a squad worth circa £30m, and a fanbase 3 to 4 times their size.

    TrussGas, KwartengGas and DianneAbbotGas have verified that valuation of £125m.

    I’m not an accountant but there’s a thing called goodwill that hasn’t been factored in. Their fans have asked other fans and it turns out they’re everyone else’s second favourite team and you can’t put a price on that.

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  6. In the interests of balance Al is one of the tiny number of people on here that I’ve met in real life.

    He gave my daughter and I a lift to a very poor defeat at Sheffield Wednesday (for which I have since forgiven him) in exchange for a small donation to CHSW. Otherwise it wouldn’t have been really been affordable for us to go at that time.

    A sensible and pleasant gentleman. I like a bit of off the wall humour as much as the next Robin.  Life is indeed too short. 

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