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Yes, never got that. It was perfectly clear to me what he was saying.

Thought I was reading a Facebook post for a second

Managed to get an e-ticket sent through for my son’s season ticket that went astray

That becomes a much bigger % when disposable income is considered

Logically there are a large number (myself included) who have converted from game by game tickets to season tickets, therefore would we not expect a lower contingent of advance or buy on the gate purchases than last season? No doubt the price for this game is impacting the attendance, but is it...

My son forgot to change the address on his account. The ticket has gone to Liverpool 😱

My son forgot to change the address on his account. The ticket has gone to Liverpool 😱

The average in-play time last season was 55 mins for premier league games. Under this system we will move towards 30 minute halves.

It’s going to take time and we will be a little bit behind. It’s going to take us time to get to where we want to get to but they are doing as much as they possibly can Best not to have high expectations for the start of the season

Agree. Was said in jest and anticipating the glass half full reactions.

The usual quote at this stage would be ‘we’re looking at bits and pieces, but it’s difficult with limited funds and we have to move players out first’

Just to put a downer on it, that will take at least until November for the team to gel 🤣

Going loco Tatshuri Sakamoto When you sing his song Going loco Tatshuri Sakamoto He’s so quick and strong

Yes, but I assume those ‘right’ targets will start to move elsewhere as time moves on. That was a particular feature of the infamous transfer window prior to Mowbray’s departure.

Only on the basis that state ownership and state backed owners are barred.

Appropriate as we only have a skeleton team at the moment!

That sound like a logical explanation, though not sure it would impact on season ticket sales given that no existing tickets are offered in that area. It’s more the flexibility to offer tickets when the demand is high.

That’s a decent idea, in that the onus is on the team in the lower position to chase the goal in extra time. It pretty much fizzled out in extra time with no real effort made to win it.

Must admit I'm perplexed by this block by block approach. I work in IT and the number of emails is relatively small and technically could be sent in one go. I can only assume it's an operational decision to do it this way.

Isn’t that the case for most of the teams going up via the play offs? By definition the squad must the one furthest away from being strong enough for the next division up.