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Sounds like an SOS to Nick

Pask will be more involved this season you'd expect as well

Anyone we see breaking through from the youth ranks, I only really know names so cant comment on who might be good enough? Anyone we see breaking through to play 20+ games? Joe Newton at left back? Eccles? Any of Bremang, Bapaga or Ngandu? What about the players we loaned out last year...

I think when it comes down to it the majority will realise that 52 days is nowhere near enough time to perform the requisite testing, train for 3 weeks minimum and play, in Wycombe's case, potentially 13 games.

Hamer, Shipley, Allen, Ohare, Kelly, Westbroke, Jones That's the box sorted. LB, CB and Striker and were good to go.

They've already moved the Champions League from Turkey to Portugal so expect that to happen. As with the Prem too expensive not to. Likely to happen over a 2 week period in August

True but rounds of games are only spread over what 2-3 days. They will see a second spike coming and be able to finish a round of games. We won't wake up on a Tuesday and be back into immediate lockdown because of what happened on a Monday.

Wary of this as over the past few years there's only been one player (Chaplin) we've been linked with that has actually come in. Its not how MR has been doing business.

We wont be paying for testing, bringing our payers and staff off furlough, extending loans/contracts and training for 3 weeks just to play one game against Wycombe. Prem are doing it as they plan to finish the season, starting with the "games in hand" so that PPG is easier to sort if things get...

Took a look out of interest and Pboro's cheapest ST are 349 on their "terrace" and 439 in the stands, those are early bird rising to 399 and 489 respectively Sunderland are 310 behind the goals and 395 on the sides. Some pretty extortionate pricing there for L1 football, I don't think we can...

You think SISU strategically introduced Covid?

I'm sure there is a different thread on this forum where this is more suitable and has been done to death? A thread about which grounds we are most looking forward to visiting as away fans has been dragged into, council this, SISU that, Wasps..... once again

Theres no way ST prices will be frozen whether at StAns or the Ricoh. 18/19 at the Ricoh in L1 was 299 standard 345 premium (early bird), Id be expecting that to rise to 350 & 400 respectively in the championship and then another increase after early bird. Will there be a gesture for those...

I'm sure Sheff Wed and Leeds have charged upwards of £40 to away fans in the Championship, be prepared for that if you thought Ipswich was expensive.

Whilst I can see both sides of the argument, if Charlton are in 3rd place fighting for autos or playoffs I think he plays

There was always going to be a number of cases like this. Those who wanted to play on, when asked, said things like "Just extend players contracts for another month." Not that easy, a contract requires 2 willing parties

The assist was Champions League class

I don't think we ever have had pricing tiers, not that I can remember anyway. Shortened season will likely mean more midweek games, likely less walk ups on the day unless were overachieving. Games against a team like Norwich playing on a Tuesday could easily knock 6-7000 off the potenital...

Just got to find that sweet point to balance demand and pricing, Id say 500 too much, 420 in the "premium" blocks, 380 elsewhere feels about right to me. Could see them bringing in categorys for single game tickets also, Villa, Norwich, Blues, Sheff Wed tier A £30, Forest, Stoke Middlesboro...

Sunderland will have a gaping hole in their cashflow so there'll be frantically tying to get cash in from ST's sponsorship etc. At least they don't have to worry about paying any promotion bonuses