Will the Ram

I agree but I would be more optimistic if we had been the team creating all the chances today rather than trying to cling onto a flimsy 1-0. The performance tells a story and we’ve had too many off days to say we’re on the up.

Do you just have no expectations at all?
Happy with anything? I don’t get how can be where we were in late jan and be happy with where we are now. Team changes every game, formation doesn’t suit us at all, defensive football but letting in more goals whilst playing it.
Is going so far backwards. Are you genuinely happy with the last 12 games?
 
 

I think same problem again we can’t change tactics when we’re under the cosh

It is really disappointing IMO, no matter who the manager is, when you just try to hold on to a lead and offer nothing/little going forward.

Not really surprising, we had to sell all our young lads due to Mel Morris

I want them both to lose.

Three games tonight with plenty to play for at the bottom of the table and Sky show a meaningless mid table draw.

Only 2 have gone over the top from what I've seen. The rest has been constructive.
We'd have took this at the start of the season, but pre Wycombe away we had a decent chance of top 2 and now we are hanging on to top 6 by our fingernails.
It's not the overall picture, it's the recent decline 

I have nothing positive to say about it as it was really disappointing and especially after the promising first half.

The last day of the Premier League is the Sunday afternoon. Perhaps Sky chose the League Two Final for that day so there would be less of a time/viewing figures clash compared to the League One Final.

It definitely did. His ticket wasn’t bought elsewhere. They did sell out pretty quickly on the day they went to general sale. Another of my friends missed out.

Liverpool did make general sale. My friend got tickets and he doesn’t have a membership.

At 3-1 some fans got very mardy. Being abusive to the opposition fans to the left of us (sticking fingers up and striding towards them), quite a few kicked the boards on the barrier in front of us aggressively. Kicking off at stewards. One man was above the barrier at one point.
Due to the wheelchair area being front row I missed most of the last 5-10 minutes as stewards were standing across the front (due to our fans’s behaviour).  

No, it's been done by choice. Some teams do it, some don't. 
If you don't like it, ignore it, but booing? Out of order. 

Holloway got Crystal Palace promoted also.

At 3-1 some fans got very mardy. Being abusive to the opposition fans to the left of us (sticking fingers up and striding towards them), quite a few kicked the boards on the barrier in front of us aggressively. Kicking off at stewards. One man was above the barrier at one point.
Due to the wheelchair area being front row I missed most of the last 5-10 minutes as stewards were standing across the front (due to our fans’s behaviour).  

Unfortunately, some people just can’t handle or channel disappointment appropriately 

i was there yesterday mate and some of our fans were a disgrace

In the words of the blessed Ron Sexsmith, 'God loves everyone, from the killer in his cell to the Atheist as well'.
Although, even he draws the line at Billy Davies and Mel Morris.

West Ham have 4,800 tickets according to their ticket information.

Disappointing if don't get close to 30k for this.
It's almost as if 12 months ago was a distant memory,  everyone rallying behind the club, the march etc. 
We'll look like a small time club with the away end sold out, outsinging the 1/3rd empty home end.
I know it's on terrestrial TV on  Monday night, but it is reasonably priced. 95% of the WHU fans are making the journey from London.......
"Derby are massive, everywhere we go!" Not a chance and embarrassing if we sing that!
I'm just hoping that the closer it gets to the game it sparks more interest,  a chance to show the audience why we were making a song and dance about saving our club.

Two joke offside decisions. Wolves robbed of a win

It's pretty poor when we sell more tickets for away games than for a home fixture with very friendly pricing.
I just don't get it. Cheaper than watching non-league.

I'd go as far to say winning the FA Cup would be a better experience than winning the league. The guaranteed euphoria that would be experienced on that one day would exceed most title wins. It would be a cherished memory that I would take to my grave. The championship years were great, but no single moment in those seasons would compare with the experiences of say, a Coventry fan on the day they beat Spurs to win the cup, at Wembley. 

@B4ev6is i would assume @angieramwould rather sit down.
She had to stand at Bolton but was only “happy” as someone like me and @Davidwerent stood in front of her.
Stop thinking everyone should stand, it’s not the case.