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Still gutted. Every now and then the penalty pops into my head and I get sad again.

Gutted and very tired. Finally got home at two o’clock. Congratulations to Luton, and hopefully Lockyer will be OK.

One of my nephews could be on that one. Feel free to throw him off if him and his mates are being nobs. I get that the routes have a capacity, what I don’t understand is that they don’t have the ability to stop people buying tickets when they know that they have already sold too many. Obviously, this is nothing to do with you and more a problem with how the railways are ran. I hope it’s not too bad for you later on.

I’ve just seen these tweets from late last night

Ok, let’s do this. I’m feeling a bit like how@wullie describes above. I didn’t expect us to get the play off place, and then expected to lose against Middlesbrough. I’m relatively calm about it all so far. Everyone seems to be tipping Luton, but you never know.

Thanks, I have looked at some of those. The problem is that I can drive it quicker than most of the options or I would be relying on the last train of the night or in the case of the Chester option, will have missed the last Merseyrail train.

I’m going to the game on Saturday and for some reason (I’m guessing engineering works over the bank holiday) the last train back to Liverpool leaves Euston just after eight o’clock. Normally this wouldn’t be too much of an issue expert for the stupidly late and apparently random kick off time of 16:45. As for the game itself, I’m still fairly chilled about it. I think it might be because we never expected to get there.

Shit just got real. One more game and maybe just maybe.

A last minute handball equaliser from our keeper away at a playoff place rival when we’ve been pretty rubbish all game. Football’s great.

To be fair to the Villa, everyone in the West Midlands hates them so it’s understandable that they don’t notice us. There was trouble against Birmingham for a couple of years as well. I seem to recall a bit of bother with Portsmouth which was carried over from a Boxing match back in the Highfield Road days.

I was going to reply with pretty much exactly the same response. The Sunderland stuff is really odd. No one cared about it for thirty years and then all of a sudden people are trying to smash up memorial gardens.

Praise the lord!

It’s amazing how many people still believe that Mike Dean is from Liverpool and that he has two sons who are season ticket holders at Anfield.