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Now we all know that, but TF either doesn't know that or pretends that he doesn't know that.

He won't go for free as he's under 24 - unless he's sold to a non-English club.

Well, that may be your view. Personally, I'm not sure what the characteristics of "your average suit" are. I'll leave that to your greater insight.

To be honest, I thought that the supporters were very positive at Shrewsbury. I expect that to be just the same at Port Vale.

I think it's pretty standard for Directors to have lunch with the Directors of their opponents before the game and then to sit together during the match. But then you knew that, didn't you :)

Funny how we all see things differently. I had Thomas as my MoM yesterday - frequently won possession for us and I can't remember him giving the ball away all through the game. I'd agree that he didn't do much that was "spectacular" but, for me, he was holding our midfield together.

Hopefully it might make some people based in London consider their plan.

Have to agree - all the comments I've got have been along the lines of "I can't believe that this has been allowed to happen".

An extra 1,000 fans paying, say, £20 a head.... Hope we're not expecting any big fees :)

If early ticket sales go well the allocation will be increased. Football clubs are very focused on their revenues - well, except one......

Lovely sunny morning here in Shropshire!! Looking forward to 3 p.m.

Shows he has a good sense of value then :)

I think that ESB's "£2.50 and a bag of chips" is probably a more realistic valuation of the business. Perhaps even a little generous, I'd have gone for £2.50 or a bag of chips!

Plus he does have an affinity with our football club.

According to their website they're selling tickets on the day, so as long as you're not wearing colours and don't have a CCFC tattoo on your forehead you should be OK.

Seriously, that can't be their plan. If it was, SISU would have them in court for breach of copyright.

Fascinated to find out who "the main instigator of NOPM" is. Do tell.

From Fawlty Towers - Sybil: "A satisfied customer" Basil: "Should we have him stuffed?"

Women can be very difficult to please........

Bugger, also left Cardiff, Oxford and Rotherham off the list. Hadn't realised how many old grounds had gone.....