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I was thinking the L2 PO was a Sunday for some reason

We always win at Wembley on Sundays

I think it was 18.5k standard tickets plus about 1k corporate season tickets

Mandela effect

"Although losing money is clearly not ideal, Coventry’s £4.9m loss is actually the second best financial result of the 12 Championship clubs that have to date published 2022/23 accounts, so they cannot be accused of buying success. Only one club generated a profit, which was Watford, whose £24m...

Why don't we resurrect Sky Blue Land?

But Leeds & Leicester fans on twitter say we never sell out

Do we want Ashley owning the club? It would be great to finally reunite the club and stadium, but I’m happy with the job Doug is doing

It is ridiculous at this stage, but isn’t it nice that we’re now talking about it? 7 years ago this place was full of talk about how a 15k capacity stadium at Warwick Uni would be suitable for us.

The railway line isn’t that close. An upper tier would sit above where people currently queue for the turnstiles. I think we’re all getting a bit ahead of ourselves anyway!

Man Utd scouts

Ticket sales will be higher next year, which should fill in the gaps

Serious is a good thing. Means he takes it seriously

I think I read that Leicester capped ST sales at 24k so that would be about right

I’ve never seen it confirmed either, but why else did Wolves give us 15%?

15% for FA cup games which is around 4800. Those people with season tickets there will just have to move. Other clubs do this all the time

I really can’t understand why people are getting annoyed that away fans are where they’ve always been, why the empty seats in between now being given to city fans. Some of the singers corner lot really do fall into the hierarchical belief that some fans are better than others.

Robins apologised for that rare error of judgement. I’m still waiting for Wolves or the ball boy to apologise for their part in it

I thought they gave us 2900?

I don't think clubs do that anymore do they?