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Don Bradman.

Be interesting to see the budget he'll be given, I'm sure he will want to put his own stamp on the squad and bring in his own type / style of players.

The point of my post was any ideas as to which services are running. West Coast might be running while Southern might not. Just wondered if anyone is in the know. I'll wait for official notification, if not that's £30 down the drain.

I live near Croydon so if running should be able to get to Central London. Doesn't help those travelling from Sussex.

With the potential train strike for the 1st October any ideas when the unions are going to announce any details on which routes are available?

I take your point about away evening kick off's but in general we should sell our allocation. Last season Norwich away was a joke not taking the full allocation, I would even argue the same for Leicester even though it was a Sunday. Surely Barber wants to grow our support and not let it level...

I really don't get this not taking the full allocation. I won't go into great detail but one member of our merry band who has been a STH for three years now (unable to get a ST before due to work commitments) finds himself in a low band a hence we can only buy him away tickets with a friends...

agree with the commentary by shuffling around the crease he doesn't know where his off stump his. Good young prospect but clearly work to be done.

Has the PL ever deducted points for financial breach of rules? Seems ridiculous to have rules and not enforce them while the majority of clubs work to the set guidelines. I'm sure Everton aren't the only club to overspend.

My wife Nurse Gladys is in attendance tonight, she went to rehearsals last night, our song is very popular with the audience.

Might be rubbish but a couple of weeks ago I was told by a local estate agent that Wilf has sold his house, just saying.

Happy to be corrected but wasn't it the American's money which was ring fenced for the ground improvements? I presume they would want their original investment back or would they write it off.

Not in the home end. He won't enjoy sitting in with the home fans anyway.

More points, a top twelve finish, meaning more prize money and hopefully more money for the summer window. Be good to improve our home form which is disappointing.

Love it when opposition fans boo us, means we are doing something right and frustrating both the opposition and fans alike. Thoroughly professional performance with a bit of gamesmanship thrown in, lovely.

Phoenix club AFC Whyteleafe, cobbled together a month before the season started playing in Surrey South Eastern Combination (posh park football) had over 400 in attendance a long way from the previous season's Ryman League but definitely rising from the ashes. Yesterday beat a stubborn Frenches...

Never know what to believe with vague messages from the club and stuff you read in the media. Are we building a first team capable of a top ten finish or further investing into talented young players with potential to break into the first team. I question U23 players as so few make it with us...

Let's wait and see how things start next season. Hopefully we will have three or four new years in key positions which will be the final part of the jigsaw. We are poor in the final third and need an additional centre half. We are work in progress we just need time and patience.

Always makes me laugh the criticism of people leaving early or not clapping the players off. You pays your money you takes your choice. I stayed to the end but couldn't be bothered to clap the players off as I felt a beer was far more important. I presume that makes me a bad fan but a good fan...

I presume from comments above "we're not going on a European tour". Shame, I'll put my passport back in the tin for another year.