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4/5 to be promoted has a team ever been odds-on to be promoted in English football?

Happy for him, not seen nowhere near enough of him to make a proper judgement but he's looked more than steady in the few games he's played.

Fucking hate these "stuck on" badges that every kit seems to have these days. The embroidered ones were far better. That 2nd/3rd kit or whatever it is, is awful. Two bland colours that don't go well together at all. Don't understand why we don't just simply have a black and white striped home kit, a black away kit and a white 3rd kit.

So he's basically gone to a wedding, nowt to be concerned about.

Tomorrow will be the day.

I actually really like that version of it. Shame about that piss gold colour Puma added.

That's much better than I feared.

I just don't get anything from watching England, even during major tournaments. I enjoy watching the games in major tournaments because I enjoy watching any football game, but I get nothing from watching England. International friendlies during the season piss me off the most, meaningless and avoidable matches in an already busy football schedule that usually end up with club players getting injured. Although friendlies before international tournaments I can sort of see why they have them. I'm watching Grimsby v Halifax, would much rather watch a competitive game than this tosh.

Only in cup games. In league games, the away club purely sells tickets on behalf of the home club. Any tickets that the away club request but they do not sell are chargeable to the away club too if those tickets could have been sold by the home club.

League 1 Play-off Final: Barnsley v Plymouth Barnsley currently selling lower tier only, have sold approximately 15,000 so far. Millwall only released tickets yesterday to ST holders, not sure how many they've shifted. General sale tomorrow. League 2 Play-off Final: Wimbledon v Plymouth Wimbledon currently selling lower tier only, have sold approximately 17,000 so far. Plymouth have sold out on lower tier, selling upper tier at the moment. Not a huge amount left of their 35,000 allocation.

Wednesday have sold 25,000 to their first lot of season ticket holders. Hull are already on general sale.

Well that was the easiest £65 I've ever won Good game that was, delighted for Morpeth.

One last big money move for Papiss will be good for him and us. Hopefully someone in Qatar/China will pay us a decent wedge for him which we can reinvest elsewhere.

The prices of the Championship Play-off Final: http://www.ciderspace.co.uk/photos/misc/20130519-wembley-stadium-plan.jpg Ignoring the fact that 12,155 tickets will be given to corporate folk/Club Wembley holders etc. £98 for a football match is an absolutely ridiculous price. £98 is not far off the weekly shop for a family in Hull/Sheffield. Staggering that we live in times where that is seen as an acceptable price for a game of football.

Happy days!

Morpeth to win are still 13/10 2-1 up after 50 minutes? Are Hereford much better than them like? Them odds seem bizarre, especially as Hereford aren't really causing any trouble at the moment. I've whacked a small £50 on it anyway, to keep the game that little bit more interesting for me.

It's like a Sunday League game this is, class. Love it I do.

I was just starting to warm to LVG to be honest, sort of like the guy sometimes. I've always liked Mourinho, makes me feel a bit dirty to admit it but I do He'll do very well there imo, next season will be a cracker with some great managers and some big teams willing to spend money. Will be a very competitive league next season.

The staggering situation where we could end up with more ST holders in the Championship than the Premier League.

I know it's great playing at Wembley etc. but wouldn't it be better to play this sort of game at an appropriately sized ground for the size of the game? Same with the Conference Play-Off Final and FA Trophy. Nothing worse for the atmosphere when playing in front of an empty stadium.

I think some of them rule changes are daft and will lead to more controversy. You could give away a penalty by arguing with the ref in the penalty area? Where does this stand with handling the ball on the line? That is no longer a red card? This rule is more controversial than handball now (which they still haven't cleared up), there are so many different scenarios which could/could not be red cards by interpretation.

Man Utd Rangers PSG Juventus 6.27/1 100 magic beans on it.

The state of Millwall man. Fucking cretins. They're not even 'hard', just sad little chavs. Hopefully Barnsley will beat them, they looked great over the two legs against Walsall.

The FA Cup Semi's being at Wembley.