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Our forward line is stronger than last year MF has lost matty james but added JJ and Bright - Need Sheaf to push on this season The gaps for loans however are surely assuming the 2 above come in 1 Centre back 1 Left back 1 Defensive midfield

Peter splinter arse walton

looks like they have said the Season tickets will be back at £375 - which is the last price they sold at £16.30 per game Expect match packages to be nearer £20 with POTG £25 or somewhere in that region

Hardly fair weather if they buy a season ticket I was at st andrews etc but support any initiatives to fill the stadium I am happy with what I paid. I will also get a free shirt and £25 voucher so do not begrudge anybody getting the same price

Depends if awAy fans allowed If yes would expect 22k easily If not 17k

4-5 loans will change that considerably

Getting a bit like micky adams speaking about the management team in the 3rd person

the best one was the £1m loan fee for conor thomas

so bitcoin is around 50% off where it was a couple of months ago (same for other digital currencies) I expect it to drop further yet, with the uncertainty, but either a) it is the end of bitcoin (unlikely) or b) There will be some bounceback at some point Any speculation as to where the bottom...

Trevor Francis , Martin o neill, Kevin Beattie, 3 more for various reasons got away

You do know the season is 8 weeks away Have you ever bought any physical tickets and not received them until 2-3 weeks before the event?

It will be at home against 1 of the relegated clubs ;)

Everton was i think 2009 ( cant recall the WBA one)

Can ask for bonus to be paid into your pension?

are you still here ? Such a nice person, so glad you only have any relevance in your own mind

Net debt per accounts was around £25m Blackburn Rovers £150m Stoke City £170m And if you are telling me that real estate in Blackburn or Stoke is worth anything more than £25m for a Football ground so yes we dont have a pot to piss in, but then who does ?

1 week after the play offs finished and please remind me of all of the other signings in our division

In the 70s a factory track worker with a family could afford to buy a nice house and his wife could be a housewife The offset being that much less was spent on material luxuries Either way that could not happen today

You missed the cost however. A 1per cent loan versus a 15 percent loan. Albeit the oldies have benefitted from inflationary times

VAT and kids tickets , so will probably be nearer £2m before hospitality