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It won’t be at the time it is currently scheduled (3pm) unless Sky decide they don’t want to televise any of the matches (unlikely).

Of course they won’t. It is a Premier League sanction, not EFL. If the charge is proven they will be deducted points in their next season in the PL (so probably next season).

Maybe they’re waiting to put QPR on sale until they know exactly when the game is going to be played. It’s certainly not going to be at the time currently advertised.

I’m not sure 5-2-3-1 is anyone’s best formation with 11 outfield players. It was actually 5-2-1-2 or 3-4-1-2, whichever way you want to say it.

I think he said he’d picked up a niggle, didn’t hear him mention a tear.

Great stat - I read that this was the highest anywhere in the top 40 leagues in Europe. We’ve also scored more goals this calendar year than anyone else in the 92 (I believe now one ahead of Liverpool). Apologies if this is old news, I just got home from the game and I’m not reading the whole...

No problem [emoji106]. In the (unlikely) event we make the final this year you would imagine it would only be one per ST holder. And it would certainly only be one each for a home SF, it seems amazing now that they allowed two for each ST for the SF last year!

I know it was 2 for the final, I was questioning you saying it was 2 for the SF too. But you were right on the SF home leg, it was indeed 2, surprisingly.

For the semi-final?

Surely it was only one ticket per ST holder for the playoff SFs last season?

You need an account, you don’t need a season ticket. Buy single tickets online and they are added; buy at ticket office (or gate) and you can have them added.

If only there were a way to get cheaper tickets..

No idea, but the principle of paying up front and getting a discount was the topic at the time. Christ knows where you’ll take it next, but I’m out.

It’s probably best to treat a ST as a membership. In some seasons you’ll get more use/value out of it than in others, but it still gives you access to a range of benefits that you may or may not take advantage of.

Of course they should. To argue against this is frankly perverse and illogical.

To incentivise people to commit their money up front and thus enable the club to budget more effectively? It’s not exactly an unusual business model. It’s the same as buying a year’s gym membership or using the gym on a pay-as-you-go basis, do you expect the price per session to work out the...

I’m guessing that you are in a tiny minority.

I’m not sure what your point is.

Well thankfully the club think ST holders are special and rightly rewards them.

You’re seriously suggesting that a non-ST holder who fancies one or two away games (irrespective of where they are) should have some sort of priority over season ticket holders (who are committing £300-500 every year). Season ticket holders provide the vast majority of non-TV revenue into the...