Wouldn`t it be just like those scabby gits to avoid relegation because the ESL6 clubs are chucked out of the league? That would rank with them staying in the league in 1939 because World War 2 started.
Neither of those were too bad as it goes. Hartlepool`s old fashioned but in a neat and tidy way and Feethams was next to the cricket ground and you had to walk round the boundary to get in.
The coldest I have ever been was at AG funnily enough. A home game v Ipswich about three or four years ago. It was in March and a lovely sunny day but there was a horrendously cold wind blowing straight into the South Stand and the wind chill took it to about 15 below.
It wasn`t watching City but I was at Exeter for a night game against someone. It was so cold the Mars bar I bought from the big bank kiosk was frozen solid and I couldn`t eat it till I got it home and thawed it out.
Grimsby I agree with - cold wind off the North Sea (the ground`s only the other side of the railway line from the beach) but bloody a bloody lovely cod lot!
Sagchat at it`s finest:
A comment appears from a poster on there says he`s signed up since they appointed Barton as he is interested in following his career and makes some points about hoping he can get them back up next season.
The next post reads `**** off 100% ted ******* troll`
The next post to that: `he`s an Everton fan mate`
Second poster `he could still be a Ted troll`
Their levels of paranoia (and stupidity) know no bounds.