F**cking plebs! Don't they realise that we all like to have a choice of seat, and we always keep one spare in case the queen turns up?
Anyway, my motto has always been: 'if you're going to have one, have a big one'.
Why on earth does anybody get worked up about how many seats we've sold? How can it possibly be embarrassing? What do you expect, a sell-out every week? Do me a favour. Every game has empty seats.
The players who came on did ok individually, but the whole shape of the team went to shreds. This is not the first time that this has happened and unless Adkins learns very quickly I can't see him lasting long at this level.
Yes, it's a difficult decision. We were told that the foetus was fully formed at three months which would be about 13 weeks. From then on it's physical development.
Whilst we're on the subject, I hear people saying that they got pregnant accidentally. Do me a favour.
(My mother always says that I was a mistake. The surgeon had told her that she wouldn't have any more children and then I came along about 6 years later when she was thirty. My younger sister followed when she was 36.)
It's worse for us poor sods that have to go to the match. Buggers up Sunday lunch, public transport is reduced and people like me have great difficulty working out the day's schedule.