Jesus, I hope we are not playing Sutcliffe there. I would literally pick another five or six players before I picked him.

There are a number of car parks all within reasonable distance of the ground.

Personally, I’d park in Castlefields Car Park at the back of Carlton Lanes Shopping Centre. It’s a 5 min longer walk away but the main Carlton Lanes ones others have talked about usually are a pain in the backside to get out of when coupled with traffic from Wheldon Rd and Lock Lane.

May have to get there early though. It was rammed on Sunday vs London.

In terms of stands, you can go down the sides or stand behind the posts at the Railway End (one with no roof). There’s no segregation and wearing colours shouldn’t be an issue as most fans get on and have banter. Particularly for a busy local derby, I would imagine it will be harder for the idiots to start trouble anyway.

I reckon that's where he'll play if Hurrell is fit.

I do actually feel sorry for Golding, basically if he isn't going to play tonight I don't reckon we'll ever see him play for us again.

I wouldn't suggest going in the end behind the sticks under cover (was it the Jack Fulton stand st one point). My brother-in-law goes in and has seen a few opposition fans get more than good banter. Plenty of space elsewhere though.

You will be fine wearing colours and the ground is free to walk around - no segregation - although the stewards do try to send away fans to the open air railway terrace prior to entering the ground.

Just don't bring a bloody cow bell and all will be fine

That’s the Wheldon Rd End.

The one I mentioned was the uncovered one, which is the Railway End.

Jack Fulton Stand is down the side

IMO, Golding has been treated very poorly. It now appears to be more of a personal grudge.

Walker is playing tonight apparently been passed fit.

Totally agree. He must have pished on some bodys chips in a big way, but not playing him just seems plain dumb.

Agar stated that there might be late changes / fitness tests. It is possible Walker is playing.

In regards Golding, I guess they are trying to get him off their books and thus, hopefully not being played may speed the process up.

You may well be right. But to me, again that is dumb we're paying him a wage to sit in the stands or play out on loan. This in a season where we are in the relegation mix. When Walker is out, give Golding a game, he's solid enough at the back and if he knows he's on the out, he's got a vested interest in getting himself in the shop window.

This is the issue though, it seems he is more than willing to play out his significant contract at Fev (and who could blame him)