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im sure anyone buying the £30 ticket would buy before the deadline and not wait till they increase by £7

really? more blue dots than greys on my screen. some blocks havent sold any seats

we haven’t even sold 10k looking at the plan look at the bigger picture. fans have voted with their feet

how anyone on here thought we’d sell out with those prices is beyond me looking back it’s all the know it all who thought we would instead of the sbt echo chamber you clearly don’t understand how cov fans work doug king fucked up here and we knew the prices would back fire

we must be kidding ourselves if we think Cov centre is good we are top 10 biggest cities in England the place should be thriving but it’s not lack of pubs and bars shops are shocking its full of crack heads begging for money most people dont bother with town now

football is built on working class foundations so you agree football is everyone including kids because that’s who will suffer if families can’t afford it

luton away was great day and the draw at Mansfield which changed the course of our season and our club future. that season kicked start our revival it was our highest league finish for over 45 years at the time

its not the norm. afc Wimbledon showed that let’s all be yes men shall we? bet some on here have their own missus cheating on them. zero backbone if you are happy for the average family to be priced out of the game and supporting the city then that’s a sad reality

as I said the away days. didnt mention the dross at home. although Northampton days were the grimmest in our history

mundane after a while year on year same old grounds L2 aways were an adventure. travelling to small towns and grounds. being the scalp everyone wanted

the horrible days were Northampton

that’s what separates the men from the boys Everyone was together. the die hards I would say the Northampton days were worse

for an armchair fan yes. For some of us, great away days and memories

Wolves away was great but give me notts county away any day of the week much more rode on that game that wolves

many would say league 2 days were great in terms of days out , the old school feel of the grounds. football was poor as was everything behind the scenes but we felt as one. we pulled together. going to Fleetwood on a Tuesday night separated the die hards from the day trippers I had great...

not yet but not far away Cov still has a working class feel. only just

not really if you were around in the league 2 days. Football was proper, the crowd was proper you speak to Luton fans. they said the prem was rubbish. atmosphere non existent. it’s all materialIsed football is a money business now. Fans are an afterthought

clearly you are lying because it’s impossible football should always be a working class sport

fa cup is different to league cup fa cup weekend more notorious competition league cup midweek on sky many armchair fans will watch at home or pub instead of paying £37

reference to the villa but this could be us next based on the past 12 months