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It's the first big-eared boy from the farm.

Seems the cheap option but I remember not being overly enamoured by Evans' appointment and two season's later we're a Championship club so prepared to give him full support. One thing's for sure, if he gets his players playing like he did as a player we're in for a treat as he was a good, good...

Eh? They only fetched 1,000 to us and Leeds last season. A bit of money though and to be fair they're representing again now. First time since Giles De Bilde.

Haha, you were just an example. I've seen a few Whites throw a few excuses in for poor support. Just accept like us that it's mediocre.

No-one ever gets turned away from football for being under the influence. They get turned away if they can barely stand and/or are a general nuisance. Loads of time (Millers and opposition) I've witnessed lads that couldn't hold themselves up and generally (particularly in the terrace days) were...

No it wasn't daft lad, it was the second game of the season (you know, the week after we'd been thumped 4-1 at home by recently promoted MK Dons) but any chance to try and belittle us (even making your own mileage tables up to try and put us bottom but still not quite. Other than Forest, which...

No, more than that.

Listen to the dweeb saying "son, clip you etc". Ponce.

Yes, Vale certainly has an air of trying to be Stoke City about it. All 14 year olds, loud as a motorbike, but couldn't crush a grape in a fruit fight.

Brilliant following from Boro again. Had to laugh at Birmingham's at Leeds. Their 13 year olds were giving it large last weekend about us only taking 800 there, and they've taken a very similar following to Leeds, which isn't a dissimilar journey.

Thought that was a great following from Burnley considering on Sky and on a Friday night. Was expecting about 1,000.

Ouch, and I thought MillerMen was bad. At least that was a song to go along with other cheesy football songs of its era. It's factually incorrect, but I suppose 'we used to be the Biscuitmen until we tried to replicate QPR in every discernible way' wouldn't quite be the same powderpuff motivation.

What style of football does he play JP? I'm against the managers out there that just want to route 1 it. A coward's approach in today's evolved game.

Bookies odds generally mean nowt. If I stuck a tenner on now, he'd probably be favourite.

Whilst it was funny last season to only give Wednesday 1.000 tickets, no point doing it this year when the demand isn't there. There's a very uncertain feel about is at the moment as a football club. The last time it felt this way a few weeks later we ended up in administration, but looking at...

Yes actually Preston brought just over 1,000. MK and Cardiff about 800 I think. As for us, well other than Birmingham (which I thought we'd take 1,100 and took 800) we haven't done too bad. I mean Charlton and QPR are long trips and Brighton away on a Tuesday night is just insanity. Still...

Ok, fine if they still train there? But I mean better facilities in terms of assets we own (corporate and hospitality facilities within the ground). Burton are forunate to be training there. it's nothing to do with Burton Albion.

Our followings have been pretty poor this season (QPR aside, which I thought was ok) but the football has been pretty bad too. Our home attendances have dropped, but the home support hasn't changed drastically, it's just no-one has managed to bring 1,000 to us yet. We need to be playing...

And right on cue, here comes the tryhard. I'm sure his son will like his thankless attempt at being funny.

If he will do much better than Rotherham, then he will do much better than Derby. Which means he will jump straight from a League 2 club, had one good season and will secure a Premiership club. You may be right, but it would only end on tears. If he's that good, he wouldn't be at Burton Albion.