Whitey Grandad

The due process of law convicted him and the same process deemed that he could leave prison.

Nothing probable about it. It is very large. Reportedly £984,000. In 2011: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-12402734

That is brilliant! Made my day.

With a kick-off time of 19:55 and the possibility of extra time and penalties the match might not finish until 23:00.

Not again

...and Dan Harding has gone on loan to Millwall.

In order to play in the original tie he would have had to be registered by 12:00 noon on Friday 2nd. Any player must be eligible for the original tie in order to feature in any replay. 15. (f) All players must have been eligible to play in the original tie in order to play in a replayed or postponed match; however a player who has been suspended according to the disciplinary procedures under the Rules of The Association may play in a postponed or replayed match after the term of his suspension has expired

Put a blood donor sticker in the window. It works like garlic on vampires and scares them away.

I'm sure the 'Football Genius' himself would have a copy

Thanks. Still on Wednesday but 19:55 kick off.

I counted 3

Clearly some other clubs do, and 3 occasions is a high proportion of the away games that I have attended.

Sorry, is that 'not every other club does' or 'no other club does'?

That line of stewards wouldn't have held a rush by us Saints fans if we hadn't been so self-controlled. It could have gone very wrong. What would have been better is to keep those Derby yobs away from us in the first place. Or they could have done what we do which is to have a separate area outside for away fans where we could have got on our coaches and crept quietly away into the night. They would have been too busy staying behind to salute their team.

In my experience it's not every other club that doesn't (hasn't). The Derby game was particularly galling. We were made to stand there whilst the locals ran on the field up to our end and started mouthing it off. Not very clever policing, I thought.

It might have been. I have only been to Cardiff once, at the old Ninian Park for a midweek evening game. I have no idea why they kept us back.

So, what's your point?

Derby was in the play-off semi-final. Cardiff was when I went there.

And Cardiff, and Derby...

I seem to remember that when we played Pompey I was kept behind for an hour yet when they came to us...

Oh, I thought it was 100% were correct 60% of the time?

Or do what every other club seems to do and keep the away fans in for a while to let the home fans disperse.

Someone's got to be first. To be honest, I never notice who it is, but there again, I'm not obsessive.

Forster wasn't to blame for the second.

I park at Bitterne and walk in. There are several signs that I pass and when not in use they normally say something like "next stadium event..." Which gives you some pre-warning. On one occasion I saw a couple of traffic wardens scratching their heads because it was one of this matches with a silly kick-off time and somebody had put the wrong times on the notice. The wardens admitted that there was nothing they could do.