yep - but most of them live abroad so no need to worry about them affecting the voting.

Cool - see you later! Will you be wearing a red rose so I know who you are?

Actually - we don't want to miss the show so we could arrange to meet before the Watford match next week. My mum's away so she's loaning me her season ticket. I don't get to go as often as I'd like because of the kids.

Sadly my eldest son is a Wolves fan (spit) so he'll be slightly happy with a draw. Sounds like they should have had a penalty in the 1st half as well though so he'll have a whinge about that.

Ah, I see. My mother is from Nottingham and supports Forest. Thank goodness I take after my father!

Did she support County first for a few weeks before changing her mind and walking out?

But how do you decide?
I'm from Cheshire (south) so do I support Chester or Wrexham? Wrexham may be that bit closer but it's across the border.

Guess what? In the days when I gave a damn I supported.......
















Man U.
Stevie Coppell, Martin Buchan, Alex Stepney, Lou Macari. Ahhhh.

Chester! Wrexham are a Welsh team so should be playing in a Welsh league.

Before anyone jumps on me from a great height - I'm JOKING! Although, when Cardiff were in with a shout of winning the FA cup and therefore getting into Europe I watched with great interest as the FA tied themselves in knots about whether they could play in Europe or not.

It is a tough decision for some - but a very easy one for others. As I said, my mum was born minutes away from the Hawthorns so for her it was a no-brainer. My dad is from Leicester originally but doesn't like football so there was never any danger of me supporting them.

My eldest son is a Wolves fan because that's who his dad supports - we said before we had kids that any sons could support his team and any daughters could support mine. So, #1 son supports Wolves - but #2 son does sway more towards the Albion. Shame. But, if it went on where you were born, #1 son should really be supporting Hannover 96!

An hour to go!

What Welsh league is that then?

I also lived a long time in Wolvo. My daughter still does! And my grandson is a real Wolves boy. Although only 18 months old! That's fair enough though as he was born in New Cross Hospital.

Stick 'em in the LOW.

Makes note - ignore Espion from now on for (indirectly)spawning a Wolves fan.....

Thanks to all the Liverpool fans for helping Craig stay in for another week

Having seen Craig attempt to dance, I have no doubt that he would be a hopeless footballer. He appears to have no drive or energy.

He used to play up front with Teddy Sheringham you know