The day football died .

[MarkF]

Guessing... you've got one of those 25 year tickets. Both my father in law and brother in law have them, great value.
I, like you still love the footie.Only get to a few games thought. Love the atmoshere and singing.
Marchin on together...........

I think the club defaulted on the 25 year ticket agreement when they entered administration................again. Those poor fans have to pay again. I have a regular season ticket, for an adult it's £150, for 23 games, not bad! My youngest was under 11 so his was free with mine. Next year I have to pay for him.................£5, so it'll be £3.37 each per game then.

Love it, Div2 or Prem, win or lose, makes no difference to me.

 

[MarkF]

Absolutely. There is a reason why England were shown up by Hungary and Brazil and others in those days, and it was skill (or lack of it).

I disagree, I don't think there is any reason why a foreigner should have been more capable of controlling a spherical object than a Brit. The difference was tactics, the game had moved on far faster abroad and Britain had been left behind.