frankpingel

There's still mould growing in the ceiling of the toilets in Gallowgate so no change bowlingcrofty.

Hayden

Derby, Wolves and Brighton according to bookies. That's excluding the three relegated teams.

Any updated information on numbers of season tickets sold?

It's an embarrassment travelling away at times. Don't know if there's a way to get this message to the them but it definitely needs attempting.

Blue Star would be good to see.

Just got single seat in L Section Gallowgate after enjoying having a season not going. Nice to be looking forward to going again.

Watching BBC Breakfast News and they made a point of showing the front page of this morning's Sun as it didn't consider this newsworthy. Apparently it's mentioned on page 5.

Only thing certain is no less than six points in next two matches. That might have achieved our goal or we may need something v Spurs.

Just watching a bit of video from the day on bbc news. A fan is carrying some advertising hoarding to use as a makeshift stretcher. As he runs past two lines of policemen watching fans dying one of the officers blatantly tries to block him. Sort of summed up what happened that and many other days during that era.

The Sun, South Yorkshire Police and highly probable Government.

Football fans were considered an underclass and not worthy of the normal duty of care the wider public experienced. For instance we would be packed onto trains without seats to away games despite paying normal prices. I've loads of stories from first hand of being hit by truncheons, pushed violently by police officers whilst simply walking to a ground. It was a different experience entirely to now.

Point 7 of inquest states fans were in no way to blame.

Anyone who'd been to Hillsborough in the eighties knew what had happened. Some ( most) police forces treat all football supporters as criminals and animals.

Leazes, I think there was a planned earlier match, according to Talk sport.

Obvious, but Sunderland's and Norwich's games are as important as our own now on. Arsenal winning comfortably to nil would be ideal tomorrow.

Just typing similar, really sad.

I'm also expecting makems to win tomorrow to nullify our recent improvement and hope.

My Mom, polar opposite to what we've witnessed for last few years.

One of the three is going to pull an unexpected win from somewhere. We've our two opportunities for it to be us this week.

Can see this being 1-1 and the final nail in the relegation coffin.

I was visiting people in there home's, pubs weren't open.

Had to spend some time in Roker then West Boldon this morning, definitely an air of big match anticipation and possible win amongst them.

Can we not just get some flowers for his missus ? That'll swing it.