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Fewer than that - they only brought 650 last season for a league match, the tin pot gimps.

:lolol: I am not SURE. It's a nothing game - if Duffy started I'm sure he'd be told not to risk a red card situation.

Obviously it depends on whether you think the risk of Duffy getting injured is higher than the added value we'd get from the valuable game time where Goldson and Duffy get to play alongside each other.

Lewis Dunk is suspended for 2 or 3 (?) games so for MK Dons I reckon he's likely to start whatever his first choice centre back pairing is for Preston. I'll be very surprised if both Goldson and Hunemeier play...

Yeah that sounds unlikely, although that would mean it *could* happen at QPR if we were 16 clear going into the game. Putting that into context, we'd be 10 points clear right now if we had beaten Cardiff and Reading/Fulham had finished goalless, so it's not *that* inconceivable...

Yep. QPR will give us 2,500 tickets (1,800 upper, 700 lower) which - if that is THE game - might be satisfy around a quarter of total demand! Personally, I'll have no chance of a ticket so would be in the home end as close to the away end as possible.

Completely disagree. There is still a massive difference between the FA Cup and the League Cup in terms of appeal. Look at the fantastic coverage the BBC afford the FA Cup. The League Cup is indeed an irrelevance to most until the quarter finals but that isn't the case for the FA Cup. I bet...