[Albion] Will people bother going to the home tie next week?

[Pliny the Gull]

Cannot wait another European night at the Amex beats going to Mansfield

Absolutely. Come a long way from Walton & Hersham, Canvey Island etc cup ties.

 

[Justice]

You just never know in football, one early goal and it all changes. Will Pedro be able to play a part second half hatrick?

 

[jimhigham]

If the truly unbelievable happened, you'd kick yourself for having a quiet night in*

*applies to relatively local supporters. Those schlepping from the furthest flung corners of the kingdom have a free pass on this one.

 

[The Grockle]

If we're 2 nil up at half time then pushing forward, creating chances in the second half it could be one of the most exciting games of the Amex era.

Everything points to our European adventure being done and dusted but despite the disappointment of Thursday night we are still in Europe and have a chance of progressing. We've scored 4 or more goals at home on 7 occasions under RDZ so I'll keep believing however slim the odds are.

 

[Brian Fantana]

I will not be, I’ve reluctantly put my ticket on the exchange. I’ve just got back from the away leg, but living in the North East, it is another £300ish expense for a trip down next Thursday. Balanced against the likely outcome, I’m willing to forgo the possibility of a 5-0 win.

 

[The Optimist]

I have the same problem. I've been once in four years. The bizarre thing being I watched Albion home and away all through the mediocre and downright awful years but have seen next to none of the greatest live !

Same for me. Had a season ticket since 1990, went to Gillingham, went to loads of away games (10-15 a season, sometimes more) and was still doing not too badly under Potter but since my 2nd child was born in Sept 2022 I’ve hardly gone at all. This season has been just the first two Europa League games and I going on Thursday.