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Hello again on day four of my weekly blog ahead of Wembley.

We had a normal training session this morning before heading off to hotel tonight, and also get on that tour of Wembley.

That's important so it's not a shock for us on Saturday. We'll take a look at the pitch from high in the stands and down at ground level. We'll go in the dressing room and experience the stadium.

I'm not sure if we'll get to go up the steps to the Royal Box, perhaps I could leave that one to Saturday (fingers crossed!).

We received a great reception when we left Ashton Gate earlier today and we're now on route to London.

I wrote in yesterday's blog that I'd be watching the Champions League final between Manchester United and Chelsea - and what a game it proved to be.

United dominated the first half, then Chelsea took charge going so close to winning it.

I felt for John Terry (club captain, his hometown club, academy graduate - sound familiar?) when he missed his penalty in the big final. I can only hope history doesn't repeat itself on Saturday if it goes that way for me!

I missed one against Nottingham Forest in the JPT last season, but we still won that shoot-out.

Fan Question: Where will Saturday's game rank among the events so far in your career to date? Dan Blake, Trowbridge.

Obviously it would top the lot with what's at stake. Everybody dreams of playing in the top flight and now we've got a great chance.

Fan Question: I really like the red and white ties you guys wear - how come they aren't on sale in the club shop and as I can't get one, could you donate yours to me? Matt, Stockwood.

Everyone's been after my tie all season but I keep telling everyone we haven't any left. I don't know why they aren't in the shop, but to be fair not many fans wear them to games!

I'll write again tomorrow about the Wembley visit.

Louis Carey

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