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Little unfair on Dean Emerson. He was fantastic. Could have been a City Great until Gary fucking Megson cropped him. Emerson still lives around here too.

We did too, tbf.

Of all the away games we've been two my lad has only ever commented on two places we've been, he described both as "awful": Blackpool and Preston.

Meant to say, this is brilliant from the Club and I presume there are more in our area and Cov, Nuneaton, etc.

There's a few other ads and it comes around on a loop.

On Coventry Road by the entrance to the Train Station.

On my early morning 10K steps. This electronic advert on a bus stop in Warwick.

Queuing up at Cov train station in the cattle sheds. Three of us went down and I was the only one with a ticket. What a day.

I wish he was.

Just got back from Liverpool. My lad has always wanted to visit Anfield, so as part of his birthday stuff we did the stadium tour. Amazing place - I've not been since we last played there in the 90s. Here he is earlier today in the Home dressing room.

I remember doing that at the Ricoh, Summer 05 when STs were on sale. There was a "test" event too. Last time I checked out a seat beforehand was when we moved to St Andrew's.

Yeah, I have done.

I was going to buy two tickets, one for myself and one for my 18 year old. So £400 plus £360 and they added on £91, which is due with first installment, so next month would have paid £188. Fuck that. First payment was due 30 days from application. I think someone else stated it was around...

I have a few cards that I never use. Just checked a couple and they both offer 0% options on balance transfers for around a 5% fee, so will transfer to one of those from the card I bought the tickets on.

You have to ring them and cancel the application. As soon as V12 cancelled the application, the STs were showing again in my account and I used a different payment method. That arrangement fee is a killer.

While the abuse of FZ tickets does need to be stamped out, the logistics of it and the million and one genuine scenarios of why a child cannot accompany their parent/guardian to a match needs addressing. Doesn't seem worth getting a ticket in there as so many situations can arise that are out...

Ha! I meant *don't*!

I think it's paying the £91 arrangement fee all at once, which makes the first payment £180. Not very affordable, not for me anyhow. Some will have no choice though. People who cannot afford to pay outright always get penalised.

I don't suppose so. APR is 38.7% and they whack on the arrangement fee of £91 on top of the ticketmaster fee of £16, that's over £13 a month on top.

Doug was like, "if we can stop players getting injured then we don't have to buy many more".