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Where has the Hamer money gone?

It’s so they can televise some of the games

If QPR have sold out we should be looking at 29k-30k

I don’t think you need to justify yourself to random people on here to be honest.

I’m not sure there is going to be that much of a churn. It’s not going to be a whole new squad like last season. This summer will be more about adding depth, and only a few actual replacements

I’d only be concerned if he didn’t have long on his contract. If he’s going, get him sold early for a hugely inflated price so we can pick his replacement. None of our “best” players have been irreplaceable.

I’m not sure why you expect people with kids to drag themselves along to a pointless game, on a school night, that’s on Sky anyway. People aren’t going to want to keep their young kids up past 11pm for a nothing game. The official attendance was 26k. I couldn’t give a piss frigg how it looks...

I still can’t fathom as to why you’d want to watch 4500 Ipswich fans celebrating beating us and getting promoted

Turnout like what? 26k?

I still use cheques wherever I can just to be a pain in the arse

The other half of his career he wasted

Robins wouldn’t last 5 minutes at United. The slow and sustainable way he builds teams wouldn’t interest Man Utd fans. They’d prefer an impact manager. Someone like Iain Dowie.

I think I’m in the minority, but I’ve never liked us in stripes. We should be all sky blue

Club expecting crowd of 26,500. Great numbers for a meaningless midweek game. QPR game also selling well

Its more a reflection of the modern music industry. There is no single popular music genre anymore. You don't get those songs anymore that everyone likes and you hear everywhere you go. Modern technology allows every genre to be available to everyone at all times. As evidenced by Vera Lynn...

I don't see any contradictions there. For a start its not just about Ipswich, its any opponent. Secondly taking money to allow Ipswich fans to have an amazing night at our ground is just going to improve their fanbase.

Everything we do needs to be about the long term good of our club. That doesn’t mean cashing in on a well supported away team. Football is a zero sum game. The better other clubs are doing, the worse it is for us. Every time we make our opponents stronger, we’re making things more...

Can't put a price on our dignity. I always hated being the club that everyone could bring a big crowd to. Reminded me of Wimbledon in the mid 90s

Ironically Collins had a good game today

Not listening. What did he ask?