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So long as you join the queue a few minutes before they go on sale then you will be fine - your place in the queue is randomly allocated once sales begin. It’s very easy to allocate tickets for networked accounts, so two tickets should be straightforward enough! Do it on desktop rather than...

Well yeah, but that’s a totally different question. The argument being made is that the end of NOPM is part of what’s driven attendances higher, which means they’d presumably be lower if we’d had the exact same results while SISU were still in charge. Personally I doubt that, but it’s all...

That Micky Adams season was our first at the Ricoh and the 8th place finish flattered us - we were miles off the playoffs and never in contention. Season tickets are what keeps the gates up even when performances are sub-par - we’ve sold record numbers every year for the past three years now...

Well it’s very hard to say it was pro-King/anti-SISU sentiment driving ticket sales, given how well we started playing at the same time - we lost one game at home from that day onwards. That playoff push was electric and I imagine that whoever the owners were, the stadium would have been packed...

It also happened to coincide with our first genuine sniff of Premier League football in 20+ years. I doubt many fans would have stayed away for that playoff run if SISU were still in charge. The surge in fan interest/ST sales came about after the end of Covid restrictions coincided with our...

I personally doubt that NOPM has had much to do with our attendances in the past few years, certainly not in the post-Covid era.

I know, I’m referring to DOD’s specific plan, which is for an area that isn’t open to home fans for every game.

I don’t see how you can expect to generate a ton of atmosphere from an area that’s only occasionally on sale, full of people who only occasionally attend.

I always thought tense games improved the atmosphere. It was completely flat against Rotherham and you won't find a more comfortable home game than that one.

He’s not in the side because Palmer is in what may be the best form of his life. To compare Vik and Gus playing through injuries last season to O’Hare’s return from a torn ACL shows how desperate this argument is.

Cue rumours? Or rumours in the queue?

His stats (not to mention his abilities) are clearly very good, which is why there’s been a months-long auction for his services, even when he’s been suffering with fatigue after coming off an ACL injury and coming straight back into a good side. You wanted to “fuck him off and continue with...

Also no Godden on the bench….not sure what’s happened there.

Unchanged team - this is basically Robins’ ride-or-die XI until the end of the season, isn’t it?

Kind of a desperate argument really

https://www.survation.com/what-we-can-learn-from-our-latest-mrp-and-what-we-cant/ Interesting look underneath the hood of the latest election forecasts - something for everyone here, whether it’s the Tories or Labour who are your pantomime villains of choice.

He’s creating and scoring goals at the highest rate of his career - even if he is “playing for himself” then it only benefits us. We’d be lucky to keep him, the attempts to vilify him now we’re pretty sure he’s off are just sad. “I never fancied her anyway” stuff.

Nine G+A in 24 games….if this is what “playing for himself” looks like, then he’s welcome to keep doing it for as long as we can keep him imo.

Selfish and uninterested? What on earth are you talking about.

They’re going to have to get used to it at this rate