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And yet it's likely they'll be in a league above Bolton next year

37k tickets already sold plus at least 5k hospitality. 22k+ in the online queue today for the remaining 6k tickets which have gone to general sale. We'd have genuinely sold 60-70k tickets for this. Edit. Those 6k sold out in 28 minutes.

281 Stevenage fans were at St Andrews yesterday apparently. Comfortably the lowest away attendance I’ve ever seen down there for a league match. Bettered only by 14 Nacional and 50 odd Braga in our Europa League season, and 20 or so Fulham U21 in the pizza cup this year. Pathetic really.

Number 22 for Stevenage has completely lost his head. Barged into a tackle after the whistle and then stamped on May, obvs the ref saw nothing. He’s been their best player by far too.

Obvious penalty was obvious. Spend more time in the other team’s box, get more penalties. It’s not hard, other clubs should try it.

No issues here.

Shit loads of times at the start of the season yeah. Think we went a month and a half with only 1 home game between the start of October and mid November.

Fixed for you. We’d have less penalties if teams stopped fouling us in their own penalty boxes that they’ve been camped in all match.

Several hundred times yes. Wouldn’t live in any other UK city.

Just seen the Orient-Charlton highlights. Disgraceful goalkeeping for both Charlton goals. He was poor against us on Tuesday too.

What's nonsensical about giving a red card to a player that's off the floor and makes contact above the ball?

It's a fair comment. Our atmospheres for most home league games this season have been flat in the most part. I think it's because of two things. 1. There is so little jeopardy in our matches against most teams that it's hard to get yourself up for it, especially when almost every team turns...

Off the ground = not in control Studs up contact = endangering an opponent Red card.

After seeing this angle of the red card tackle I can deffo see why it’s been given. Going into a completely unnecessary challenge in a downwards motion a foot away from the touchline when Iwata was going nowhere is just asking for trouble. In the PL that’s a read card through VAR if the ref...

Second most goals scored and by far the best GD ‍♂️

Spending more time in the opposition box means you’re more likely to be fouled. HTH.

I’m the wrong end of the ground to see whether it was a red or not but the amount of abuse Iwata has gotten from some absolute cloggers in this league we’re about due one so feck em.

You can't prove that, and it's completely unrealistic to think a protest like that could happen. People like watching football, I will watch Blues no matter who, what, where or when they are playing.

What's there to get? You don't want the Prem U21 teams in the competition (fair enough) and not turning up to watch hasn't and will never make a blind bit of difference. The only way to get them out is to make it so the u21 players don't get any development out of it either by beating them 6-0...

It really isn’t. The EFL wouldn’t give a shit if all the grounds were empty so long as they are still getting that PL money for letting their u21 teams take part. Force the Prem clubs out and you “get your cup back” or whatever you’re after. Swindon the other month, dire financial straights...