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To be fair though remember a few years back when season ticket holders were given a free ticket for a friend a couple of times a season, and literally couldn't give them away, same as when offering my Season ticket out if couldn't make the game myself. Today it's pricing, next week it will be...

Didn't think you would to be fair,far too sensible to fall into my traps!

Are you suggresting that a smaller stadium would be more realstic then given our relatively small urban and catchment areas?

Fair play tom the Sixfields Season ticket holders, hitting Sisu in the pocket.

That article is full of so many holes that i wouldn't pay any credence to it to be honest.

Agree, but sponsorship opportunities not that great below the Prem,and developing players to sell on never seems all that popular!

If we don't pay reasonable prices to watch the team then we won't be able to pay the rent and/or reasonable players either. Everything is a trade-off, less income, less money for squad. Would have hoped that if the last few years have taught anybody anything, after all of us learning far more...

Maybe charging so little is why they've been in this division longer than us?

The two pounds extra on the day has always been a load of bollocks, but apart from that think that ticket prices overall for us not too bad in this league. Pretty much the only revenue the club gets in this league really is ticket prices, a little on merchandise, a little on sponsorship, tiny...

Good, he's a massive c**t.

I think below the top league, yes. We probably have the most full time professional leagues and teams in Europe.

The club should pay a large rent because it's "a World Class Stadium", but as fans we have to pay corrugated iron shed rates? Is that right?

I'm not sure that say 20 games with 15,000 at say £10 a go, would really bring in enough money for the club at all to be honest.

If there is a percentage of F@B going to the club, then a good incentive to keep ticket prices down, and crowd sizes up.

I think that we may have to wait and see how the next two years of the two year deal go first before anything like that happens to be honest.

I won't be happy until we get a Truth and Reconcilliation Committee!

That's the thing, Sisu may very well have moved the goalposts again if ACL had agreed to it, but we'll never know either way on that one now. Though if ACL had accepted those terms, Sisu rejected them, but then accepted them 18 months later I think we would be seeing(justly)rather more odium...

I think that initial negotiations in London were with Joy Seppala, Ann Lucas,Martin Reeves, the Rev, and his mediation expert, possibly some others. That bloke hasn't got much right in his article at all!

I think that OSB reiterated that what was asked for by the club, but rejected by ACL 18 months ago has now been accepted by ACL. Selective reading is rife on this site.

Not exactly sold the rights to Compass, as OSB said they set up a joint venture, called IEC, which they sold 23% of to compass, for about £4million I think.