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Row P should be a good view, right? Also, train tickets arrived :rave: :vuvu:

The Rwandan genocide, Nelson Mandela became President, Ayrton Senna died and the Channel Tunnel opened.

Posh Spice is a slapper, a right dirty madam, and when she's shagging Beckham, She thinks of Lew Grabban :shrug:

I kind of see the point the OP is making. City are making it look so easy that when I saw the score my reaction wasn't "City beat Blackburn FIVE NIL?!" it was "Oh, only five? They put seven past Norwich." I can't imagine us being that dominant over an extended period of time, it's so detached...

I think it was somewhere around £3 at the New Sussex Hotel in Lancing

Oh PLEASE, this would be incredible :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :rave:

I'm left handed and both-footed, but I went for left and left.

I suppose a little under £30 return isn't too bad is it?

The atmosphere created by us, obviously :thumbsup: I remember on Watford's forum last season there was someone who said we were ridiculously quiet for away fans, but he was promptly shot down by someone who lived about a mile and a half from the ground who said he could hear us from his house...

Don't you have a railcard? Best investment ever. It's showing up for £29.55 for me.

I was thinking the 1025 getting in to Watford Junction at about quarter to 1; allows time for lunch, a pint and enough time to soak up the atmosphere.

Mine's arrived too. Anyone getting the train from Southampton?

Understandably so, and Paul Ince surely only has one more defeat before his time is up.

No one has been sacked for over a week now! What the hell are the chairmen playing at?

421318410933264384 421318008322007040 421317421085888512 Low-res pictures for some reason. :shrug:

To be honest I'd drop him anyway. Andrews, Crofts and Ince in the middle with Agustien on the bench. Birmingham City will come to attack as they are on such good form, so expect an open game. 3-2 to the Albion, with us coming from 2-1 down.

This. Tomorrow will feel very different without Number Nine, Ashley Barnes.

First saw the Albion in 2004, and became a fan then, but didn't really fall in love with the club (or the sport in general) until 5 years ago or so.

Funny how things can change in 3 years, eh?