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It may well be the priority but if you want to attract better quality players sponsorship etc you have to look at the whole business model.

Norwich same price and it’s a hotel room

WBA 8 people CCFC 12

Minus the EFL cut it’s about 2 million.

Don’t think he was “let go” as such. He was offered a new contract but decided not to sign it primarily because he wants to play week in week out. I can understand where he’s coming from given his age but he was never going to be guaranteed ad a starter.

As I understand it there has been a new contract in the table for months for both of them. In my opinion they have earned their opportunity to play at a higher level and for me I wish them both well. You only need to read the interview with Hamer last week where he tells of his dream to go back...

No I don’t think they will introduce random ballots and personally I don’t think they need to. We only sold out 11 of the 23 matches. On 600 pts you would have missed Luton, possibly WBA. The only other match you would have missed was to play off semi final away. So your point about not being...

Millwall we sold 1900 tickets out of 3000 issued and you could pay on the gate on the day. Reading only sold out when it went on general sale. Blackpool was always going to out quickly as we haven’t played there on a weekend for years even then there were 1300 tickets available when it hit...

He didn’t move out of the centre circle when he reffed us against Blackpool last year.

Haven’t but given he won’t play much before October I guess the club may have told him to go on holiday and come back and start trading from the beginning of June. Tavares hasn’t been seen either so he may have been told the same?

Yes last years price to this years price.

The marginal difference is £295 to £480 so considerably more than £40.

All of us

He is, all he’s doing is loaning money to the club. Interest rate around 7%

But does potentially bring in better quality players.

The benefit is they will sell other tickets at far greater price which will subsidise it. For example I had an early bird concession ticket in block 21 last season cost £295. This season as I’m 62 it will cost me £480 to sit in the same seat. Or if I move £400.

It would but I guess they have looked at other clubs. I got my first concession ticket this year as an early bird price from last year it’s gone from £295 to £480 in block 21. I also go to all away matches. This year there were 4 possibly 5 that give concessions to 60-65 the rest it was all 65...

No it isn’t it is £59 including a jsb membership

It only hits families hard if the decide to remain in existing seats. If the family moves to the FZ there are massive savings. The family zone will just be expanded so I’d unlikely to sell out.

You won’t get your pension at 65 it’s 66 or older now.