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What's that got to do with what I said?

Amazes me how people genuinely think that people milking the system is some sort of right wing conspiracy. I know somebody who has a free car on the motability scheme who has just booked a skiing holiday.

Have hated the place for most of its existence, but it changed at that Forest game. All went up a notch when Wasps fucked off. Now, despite still going to almost every away game, I genuinely look forward to home games more.

Not sure why you are being pulled apart on this. It seems a reasonable point, even if they don't agree on the assessment of the individual player. The same people who seem to be cheerleading price hikes that might ultimately only generate very modest increased gate revenues, are equally more...

Yep, we talking about matchday kids prices and everyone keeps deflecting to family zone season tickets. Proper fingers in the ears stuff.

I don't think it is difficult at all. Just don't charge young kids £25. No other club does. Even QPR let under 8s in free (inc. away fans). We're completely out of sync with the rest of the division on this. ST pricing is a separate discussion, but matchday pricing is very hard to defend.

The abuse thing is overstated. We had the highest kids matchday prices in the league last season for cat A games pre DK. This isn't a sudden change that Doug is looking to fix. Such a depressing take really that stinks of the modern game and makes me worry about its future. And there are...

Not sure what you are getting at. We're talking matchday pricing, for home and away fans. There are 11,000 unsold seats for every game. For Boro only 5000 of those were sold. This is at cat B pricing. Some cat A games will be lower than that. You're making out there is massive demand and pricing...

It's got nothing to do with it, the price increases from last season are proportionate to the adult increases. Our cat A kids prices were the highest in the league last season too.

This has absolutely fuck all to do with abuse of the system. How do all other clubs cope? Why are we always the outlier? For reference, our £25 price for kids, regardless of age, is the most expensive in the league. By a mile. Sunderland fans have rightly kicked off about this today. They need...

2 You do realise that had we been promoted we'd still have Gus and Vic and would have strengthened massively? McFadz and Godden wouldn't even have been playing in all probability. The idea that a promoted team isn't ready for promotion makes no sense. It's a bit of an insult to MR and AV to...

Yeah, sorry, he managed to get one yesterday.

Was still loads outside 5 mins after game had started. A group of us arrived around 11.55 and went to different queues, some of us made it in, others didn't. No issues last season. We had complete sell outs against Blues and Boro and no problems. I think it is fair to assume it would be ok...

Seriously?

Last season they opened far more entry points, you could enter via the exit gates, not sure why they have stopped that. This, coupled with it taking longer for people to scan tickets was the reason I guess. Should be a one off.

Well that was excellent. Cheered me up no end. Important we pick up points while the new players bed in and we add one or two more. Couldn't have asked for any more today, some excellent individual performances.

Was hoping to see Simms and Wright. It's a £14m strikeforce. Calls of 'Wright is not fit' no doubt, but not buying that tbh. Aside from that, pretty much what I was expecting.

Where is everyone btw? Never seen Dhillons this dead, it's like a night game.

Yesterday

This looks to have sold out now. A mate has just decided he wants to go, so if anyone has a spare, preferably an under 21 ticket, I'll take it.