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Someone on our messageboard has rang Tranmere’s ticket office up, and according to TRFC our allocation for Saturdays match is 2,000. So that means as of yesterday we’ve sold 1,150, obviously I imagine we’ve sold some today as well. Someone else says online there only appears to be 188 left...

The atmosphere is going to be electric at Prenton Park.. as good as you’ll ever find for a L2 match. Big crowd, two good teams, one who are on top form and the other has off the field issues but carry on limping towards the finish line. Promotion at stake.... add in the backstory of the 2015...

Just to get into the mood

Yeah Tranmere away is probably the toughest fixture in the league at the moment.

Fair enough, should be a cracking game/atmosphere in a 10,000+ crowd.

850 tickets remain in the away end for our game at Tranmere on Saturday, given today’s results they should sell. The allocation has significantly reduced since the last time we went hasn’t it? Was 2,400 now 1,600?

We are 1 point into the automatic places with 2 games left... given that Mansfield and MK Dons play each other on the final day, does this mean a win at Tranmere on Saturday will see us promoted?

Carlisle fans impressive at Gigg Lane too, 886 for a nothing game in September and vocal throughout.

As of a couple of weeks ago, each team at the top of the top 5 tiers of English football began with an L (Liverpool, Leeds, Luton, Lincoln and Leyton Orient)... there are only 6 teams beginning with L in total in those 5 leagues (Leicester being the odd one out). Not amazing but a bit of a...

We’ve sold out our initial allocation of Tranmere tickets in a day. What a massive club. (150 tickets*)

If we managed promotion this season... it would be our 3rd promotion in 8 years from this level #yo-yoclub

Not amazing as such, but we are two goals off 100 goals in all comps this season.

That’s funny, rather than tinpot.

I’m hoping that’s an ironic joke. I find the politicians tweeting out ‘We Stand with Paris’ even more cringeworthy though. The event is tragic but is in no way political...

It’s only football.

Same with us (Bury) and Bolton. Bury fans laughing at Bolton being in turmoil while we can’t even pay players ourselves, absolutely daft. Whilst we know we are the smaller club, I think a lot of it stems from perceived arrogance of Bolton fans towards Bury, I imagine the same with Stoke and...

We’ve been in trouble before, most notably 2002, but this situation has the potential to be far worse. For a start, back then Bury were seen in a more positive light, being the plucky club that upsets the odds... now we’re seen as a club that spends recklessly.. and our debts are about 10x what...

I think it’s pretty certain we are going to lose today, given our off-field issues. Could be quite a heavy defeat I imagine morale is pretty non-existent. Write us out of the promotion picture I’d say.

We’re finished I reckon, we have to be, surely?

Football on the pitch takes a back seat from now on for me. We’ve been given another 5 weeks of life, whether anything will change with regards to debt in that time is yet to be seen. Very much as you were.