Stuntman_Mike

There'd be more away fans than home fans for that. Wolves at home is my pointless guess.

This has been such a problem and the club are so oblivious to it. They should have been doing everything to keep fans interested, even when things were going well, but they've pushed people away and are now suffering the consequences. What other clubs actually refuse to sell tickets to their own fans?

Other than Monga, I agree from what I've seen so far.

1. Wolverhampton Wanderers 2. Southampton 3. Aston Villa 4. Port Vale 5. Wigan Athletic 6. Ipswich Town 7. Wrexham 8. Chelsea 9. Manchester City 10. West Ham United 11. Brentford 12. Fulham 13. Sunderland 14. Liverpool or Barnsley 15. Burnley 16. Norwich City 17. Arsenal 18. Leeds United 19. West Bromwich Albion 20. Salford City or Swindon Town 21. Burton Albion 22. Grimsby Town 23. Hull City 24. Newcastle United 25. Oxford United 26. Leicester City 27. Birmingham City 28. Bristol City 29. Stoke City 30. Macclesfield 31. Brighton & Hove Albion 32. Mansfield Town

Got to say, I've absolutely loved this FA Cup weekend. I'm often bored with football, but I've enjoyed all these neutral games for once.

I used to moan about having to walk a mile to see Hughes give the ball away, so fair play

Someone shit like us preferably. Or one that's a good day out like Fulham or even Villa as much as we'd have very little hope.

Our support will always be hit and miss and it's not always to do with how good the football is. Burton in pre season was genuinely better than Atletico Madrid away, it's just how we are.

Is that because we only have 3 good players?

Fully aware of what league we're in and taking that into account, I'm fully aware it's more of Skipp's level. Forget the fee, he is an ordinary footballer who does very little to impact games. Just a bit of a nothing player who is happy to "make things tick" or to me, often shy away from responsibilities. He doesn't drive with the ball, he's not a great tackler, doesn't really get involved in attacks, rarely looks like scoring. I just don't rate him that's all, so when someone goes the opposite and says we're "lucky to have him", it just felt too much.

Bargain then.

This one's really going to test the dry Jan resolve.

Consistantly average. Slightly above average against Derby away.

That's a stretch. He might not be as bad as when he first started, but he's still a very limited footballer with few major strengths to his game.

And that's from a club that's not exactly well managed.

Not a fan of Everton dropping their traditional colours today because they want to make some extra money on a pointless new kit.

Love to see it! Macclesfield completely deserved it. Rooney getting emotional for his kid bro is beautiful to see. He might like to pay for women twice his age, but he's a proper footballing man.

I can't believe we're going to win the FA Cup with everything that's going on at the club.

I love the romance of the FA Cup and drama that comes with it as much as the next guy, but Guy Mowbray on the Palace game, saying the Macclesfield owner looked close to tears because he was merely smiling at their opener, was certainly a stretch too far in hyping it up.

He's barely left footed

I was going to say Boro but having checked there was only 8.5k there.

Yeah the snow is quite bad around NWL. Walked from Thringstone to Coalville to save any possible car drama.

Guinness is just ridiculously popular so it's always going to attract more annoying types that have made it their whole personality. That doesn't take away the fact that it definitely does taste better in certain places though.

I hope they get it. The justice system in this country is disgusting.

Last time we were in the Championship we gave Chelsea a half decent game in the Quarters, this time I wouldn't be surprised if Cheltenham dump us out.