Mike the Metal Ed

You should see the offline fans.

When some people accuse UFS of only becoming fans in 15/16 for some bizarre reason, this is what that actually looks like when someone wasn't around before we won the league.

Haven't felt this bad since that ****ing Tottenham game.

Difference being Blackburn were in the Premier League at the time, we were just about recovered from the events that lead to relegation in 2008, but yeah, look at where we've been and where Blackburn are and have been from Steve Kean onwards.

The Football League. So I'm guessing they want to showcase a semi-final over some re-arranged games.

Bastard still had to score though

Quite a few walks of shame shuffling back to their seats after Vardy scored enjoyed it.

Alan Sheehan is worth 20 goals a season from set pieces.

Bernard got booked for a full on NHL body check on Vardy before that, setting the bar on what he's willing to give a booking for.

Looking at sales, midweek 5th Round is really good for the FA Cup isn't it?

West Ham definitely have a tourism fanbase since the move to the London Stadium. I was walking past the ground to the Copper Box Arena in 2019, during a game against Norwich I tihink, and loads of people were leaving at half time. They had had the "experience" and now they were going on to look at Tower Bridge or something.

I'm going to keep my direct debit going and be buried with my seat.

By the way, on the stairs out of SK1 after we absolutely hammered Birmingham, someone seemed to get seriously offended at me laughing at him for his only post match comment being that "Wanya Marcal is crap". I don't get it, our fans are just determined to not enjoy things.

It would almost be worth bottling promotion so this lot find better things to do, tbh.

Were they watching City though or were they a mile up the road?

I'm quoting the Radio Leicester caller who said it when Nigel wasn't winning League One hard enough.

A dustbin lid could walk this league.

Last night felt like Blackburn away, and at the start of the season where we'd control large portions of the game, without seeming to do much, and then smash them at the end, walking away thinking "We've dominated that, but I get the feeling we didn't play that well". But I love that we might have that killer instinct back we showed early in the season. Swansea are shit though, so we'll see how things go.

Ban the repeat offenders, get fans who actually like football in. Obviously that's ludicrous, but that's what it would take.

Legit the most sanitised time in and around the ground.

There goes general sale at the KP for another 5 years.

Is that really the origin of it? And they just kept it when they started doing full match commentary?

The people who are the problem will be back for a league game.

Went to Highfield Road as a "home" fan a couple of times back in the day and I'd never have believed anyone would ever say that.

Watched the 5-3 v Manchester United on Sky when I got back and yes, it was a special game, but the difference is enough to make you weep.