Reply With QuoteHopefully the new manager won't put up with us being the soft touch we've been in recent years.Originally Posted by Michael Morris
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A chance to progress?
Hopefully the new manager won't put up with us being the soft touch we've been in recent years.
City should consider dropping tickets for adults to a fiver or something equally as nominal and kids go free for this game, otherwise it's going to be another pathetic attendance.
a chance to see what the reserves can do.
spoiler alert : they can lose meekly
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Congrats to the mighty U's.
Tough one for us, they finished 20th in League 2 last year so could have been easier. We've got our work cut out to progress.
They'll already be wondering who they'll get in the next round.
City's first XI 0 Colchester U23s 2
Club hype the game up by opening 5 rows of the Ninian. Hurry whilst stocks last.
I hear they're building a new tier above the Canton just for this game.
The club for unfathomable reasons will presumably open up all 4 stands and the upper Grandstand.
Open the Canton and the Grandstand and they can half the running costs for the night. We’ll almost certainly be operating at a loss regardless given the crowd we’ll get.
It was always going to end in tiers.
Stop! I can’t stand it!
I saw us play Portsmouth in the first round in 2017. We came from behind to win in extra time. I seem to remember being in the Grandstand. Would the Ninian Stand have been closed?
I think it must have been, because I was in the Grandstand for that match as well.
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