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With an expensive week ahead me and Stat Club Jnrs cut a corner and took a packed lunch with us. As we were heading towards the MR bus a fella stopped me to ask, if it was ok to take our own food in. I said probably not, we'll just eat outside:- "But you can take food and drink with you?" "Yes...

In April 2006, 61-year-old Jimmy Hackley from Jacksonville, Florida strangled 29-year-old Patricia Ann McCollum with a pair of sweatpants. He was charged and found guilty of first-degree murder.

Apologies for for being wrong I was sure idle social media threats were made towards the club due to Ali not waltzing straight into the starting XI. I must have got the wrong end of the wrong stick. Again sorry for being wrong.

Some of our new middle eastern brothers are somewhat vociferous when discussing Ali's game time.

I doubt Swindon receive too many threats because of a players lack of game time.

An old terrorist is though.

Who's to say they didn't. Or perhaps all of this has come about because the shop was down to it's last flask.

So you buy it for £15. Walk round the corner. Have it confiscated. Steward returns it to the shop. And the process begins again. Anyone who does think Barber-Out isn't a freakin genius, they're a bit special.

F**k'em No flask fine, I'll just take a milk bottle instead... ...

I normally just take a train.

You can get whatever you want into the stadium by giving it to a child to take in, they aren't searched. Perhaps children should be banned from the stadium.

A lad near us threw his bottle of coke at goal celebrating visiting players, in front of the family stand. I doubt he wouldn't have thrown his own flask, perhaps the club should sell fizzy pop by the handful.

Then everyone could return to the sandbagged area to retrieve their flasks, after the game.

A single shot of espresso?

They've been banned? I'm surprised that hasn't been mentioned already.