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Taylor Swift - We are never getting back together. She actually wrote that song about me but let me tell you, I can walk back into her life anytime I want.

Similar. I had the most strange feeling logging into the ticket website and selecting tickets for me, my wife and 2 children. My youngest wasn't old enough to understand why we couldn't go when I started my own boycott after Moore left and I cannot wait to break the news tonight. Tomorrow marks 22 years since my Grandma's passing and she was a mad keen owl, which was passed onto my dad and thus me so to be able to once again see the hallowed Hillsborough turf tomorrow has brought the most strange feelings of raw emotion, relief, euphoria but also nerves for the uncertainty ahead. I just hope they have chicken balti pies tomorrow. WAWAW

Well I never actually named anybody so didn't single anybody out did I! Allow me to re-word though; I won't be singling any players out in these circumstances as the blame lies with 1 person.

I have nothing but respect for anybody who is playing in these circumstances and I won't be singling folk out - my criticism is for 1 person only.

My old man has had a ST since the dawn of time. Plans his life around home games (much to the disgust of my mum when she wants another holiday). He isn't renewing. I honestly never thought I'd see the day and speaks volumes to the family and the blame sits firmly with 1 man. I live in hope that he can get a ST again but he's in his 70s and not in the best shape. This is the legacy I will remember DC for.

Pedersen's way of helping the boycott?! The priority is and will always be the league, even though I think we're already down. With a threadbare squad already and a growing injury list, why risk the senior players. Plus some of the youngsters will be needed later on in the season so a good opportunity to bed them in now as best we can.

Even the Wrexham commentary team were very complimentary. They genuinely sounded like just football fans enjoying watching him.

Be a man or be a lady

I've had many highs and lows watching Wednesday. Many, many lows! My greatest memory is Wembley 2 years ago. For years, I didn't think I'd get to experience Wembley with my dad. He's in his 70s so, you know, without getting morbid and that. My 2 girls were there too. To stand in the Wembley sun with my dad and daughters is a moment I'll cherish forever. 2nd is the Madine equaliser at the sty. That away end went mental and my brother ended up on the row in front celebrating. To this day I still don't know how he managed it. We all have our own little stories and memories and that's what makes Wednesday ours. Everybody's. Not DC's so no need to sell your house. Generations of us were here long before he arrived and we'll all be here long after he's gone, too (I'm just not giving him a penny until he does go like)

I wonder if Munoz ever sorted out that lingering cough he always had.

“The fans are what carries a club through tough games, good times and bad. And our supporters are the best!" Somebody who gets it. A little bit of positive news, I forgot what this feeling is like. If Chris Powell gets announced today I'll get a reyt stonk on

I occasionally saw the England striker with a 100% scoring record for country (1 cap, 1 goal) Francis Jeffers a few years ago. The league my daughter played in played all their fixtures at 1 place in Liverpool. He coached a team so if the games were at the same time or next to each other, I'd see him. Never said anything to him although he gave me an odd look once and I didn't realise until I got back to the car it's probably because I had a Wednesday bobble hat on. Normally when I wear Wednesday stuff around here it's met with sympathy from the locals!

I've got a call with my illustrious leader this afternoon. I'm not going to go on it and see if he can last the 45 minutes waiting for me.

Graham Coughlan - Boston United.

Seeing DC's mush pop up as I'm having hand shandy would be a very challenging tug indeed. Erm... not that I frequent them sites like....