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and if we match last seasons figures then we have that sustainable future. anyway what happens on the pitch will have more bearing than ticket prices in terms of building support. then you have better pricing which people are willing to pay as there is more interest, that I guess is the plan

he has a point though, any business would be the same.

No, they need to make as much money as possible. Unfortunately it’s not a charity, and people do need to stop focussing on their own personal grievances and look at the whole situation when judging. Communication has been poor and there have been other issues, but seeing how sales have gone so...

it’s not 1974, advertising boards wouldn’t do much. Winning matches & momentum is the only surefire way, plus online

7, 000 unsold tickets for the FA Cup Final 🙈

It doesn’t seem to be sinking in here so I’ll say it very clearly I have not said the delay is because we are trying to maximise revenue There are two issues here 1. Why the delay? I have no idea 2. What impact will it have? I’d say very little

who is saying that?

the population size thing is less important than history, how well the club is doing and momentum, population just puts a limit on how big they can get

who is saying that the delay is because the club wants to maximise revenue? the delay is some kind of mess up or deliberations going on, and it’s not going to have any significant impact, it’s not hard to understand

no impact to revenue when people who want to buy will buy anyway. Take it easy, it’s not the massive catastrophe you are saying it is

That never happened, and anyway Leicester, Birmingham, Nottingham and so on are just as diverse and plenty are more, that’s nothing to do with it at all we are no different to any other city, we just have to try to build support same as any other club but we’re a few years behind thanks to the...

That’s probably because King is changing the culture to one of maximising revenue instead of just trying to get as many people in as possible, which is hard. there isn’t a single business around that doesn’t run on projections & plan based on those instead of just ‘waiting to see what happens’...

the two issues are getting confused, the delay and what impact it will have. the delay- not ideal, something is obviously being thrashed out, but it’s not a ‘shambles’ and doesn’t make us ‘tinpot’ and all that silly talk & having tantrums the impact- will be minimal, people will get one or...

“shambles”- no. Way over the top.

Not disagreeing but how do you know they’re tracking as they ‘should’- by what metric?

if it wasn’t this you’d find something else to whip up into a scandal

I’m not saying the delay is a good thing, it’s not although nowhere near as bad as people are making out. I’m saying it won’t make any real difference to how many buy them when they do come out.

You would think that the season started tomorrow. It won’t make a blind bit of difference to how many buy season tickets.

not doing them down, it’s just fact. Looking at what’s happened the last few years we should get a lot more than we do. The thing is though a lot of supporters still have the mentality to complain about everything or else they don’t bother the hysteria about season tickets not being on sale yet...

Ipswich Town? Think they came down the year after us. Derby as well, one season of premier league football in 21 yrs and none for 16