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Which is why Grittie at 47 Im far too old and too emotional to do it every week. (I wouldn't have really kicked you in the nuts)x

Daffy I never called anybody pathetic, it was the person who started this thread that did that.

When can we meet up with BBC SCR and I'll kick you in the nuts, then put a microphone under your nose. FFS it was knee jerk reaction from a game that I probably looked forward to more than any since the 83 Cup final.

And as I stated I understand your decision.

Its not a privilege Daffy, you have to pay. And my son gets the train every game, so I know what that entails as well.

No didnt I drove, and got out of Bennetts Field shortly before 10.55, back at home shortly before 11.25.

Not self righteous, it an emotional time for us all, a knee jerk reaction and a reminder why I don't miss the radio week in week out, as I said just felt it didn't look good, but in the cold light of day can understand why people did it.

Not at all because like I said the travel problems are almost forcing fans to leave early, once again it was how it looked to our opponents. Lifes too short, a win like was had in 1988 at Ipswich, Kevin Bremner in the last minute, will lift the gloom.

Hamilton I coudn't eat afterwards so I didn't choke. An even keel to my mind is having a comparable stadium, where the overwhelming majority of fans can go if they want, a quality manager and a workable playing budget, which to my mind puts us on a real par with Soton, West Ham, Leeds etc...

No sorry Brovian I dont consider playing them at Withdean was on an even keel, it was our temporary stadium with a very limited capacity, last night was the first time since 1988 that we'd played them at home with a large capacity at a decent ground. (As was the Goldstone in its day) And I dont...

NSC in binfest shocker. On the morning after the night before a time for reflection. In our thousands we had all been looking forward to this game since long before the fixtures came out, our chance to play Palace on 'an even keel' ie a decent a stadium, for the first time in almost a...

Possibly a bit of knee jerk radio but I have to say that this was worse than losing 5 nil at Selhurst. I appreciate some have to go early but the exodus was like a fire drill but done in front of our biggest rivals at our brand new stadium. In the darkest days I'd dreamed about this day, playing...