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Yes, they can.

Studenthauser

Paid 36dkk for a great pilsner all night. Cheap as chips. Had to retire at 4am. We go again.

30 minutes after full time and you sit in traffic for an hour. Pros and cons.

We have known Bill for many, many years. He has done all our flooring. He let our son work for him during the school holidays for a bit of spending money. His wit and love of City always there. A lovely man. RIP xxx

Fortunately, I got my two their season tickets when they were 4 or 5 years old (20 years or so ago now), so they have them for life.

Totally with you on this. I don't miss any games, so don't need to do anything, but everyone I know just pass their ticket on if they can't go.

Us too.

So the Liverpool game hasn't been announced yet. I assume they won't release anything over the weekend, so will be less than the 5 weeks now. Is this the shortest notice ever?

Tameside is such an ugly entity. Can you just use the word Droylsden in future?!!

How many people would have put their seats on the exchange if it was the derby tonight and not Burnley? Just sayin'.

Started calling us state owned??

I have just come on ask this. So nothing announced from the club, and thousands of people will turn up, unaware that they can't park anywhere near to where they have parked for the last 20 years. Surely they need to put something out?

It has done every game we have played there.

The only Spurs fan who spoke to me just mouthed "Ya fackin' norfern mankey caaant".

No

If you're staying anywhere near a station that's on the M2 metro line get that to and from the airport. We are fortunate that this is the case for us.

I have done it at quite a few grounds over the years. Just be sensible and you'll be fine.

They are, with the double yellows on the other side. Unless there is a part of it not yet done that I'm not aware of??

I assume that there will be widespread notice, both from the club and MCC, when the restrictions are to become live, rather than thousands turning up to their usual places, only to find out that there is nowhere for them to park.