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The problem with allowing this is that it will leave single seats in the family zone which obviously can't/won't be sold. Kind of defeats the point. Club should allow you to purchase a regular ticket at a discount for matches where you're attending alone, complicated though.

They can't win though, there would've been outrage if they'd hiked family ticket prices by £100+ wouldn't there. Personally I think they've got it right. Cheap tickets for dedicated fans. What's wrong with that?

Imagine putting your heart and soul into managing a club for 7 years, dragging them from League Two to the brink of the Premier League and taking them to Wembley on four separate occasions only to find out that some fans can't even spell your surname correctly.

We don't need it though? Highest attendances for god knows how long, season tickets sold out, family zone sold out, home fan capacity increased, safe standing introduced, new "traditions" (WLADITT, Milan doing his thing). Club shop has been completely overhauled, retro shirts selling out in...

that's a bit of a jump from kick it for a ticket... are we really in the tiktok endgame already where people can't survive for 15 mins without some form of entertainment feeding their eyeballs? Have a chat with the people you're sitting with!

Nah, he's a twat. I like the fact pretty much all our players seem to be decent blokes.

Why not? Seems a decent option on a free, leaves us budget to spend elsewhere. He's been good for QPR from what I've heard.

They'll be alright but doubt they'll get automatics. They aren't that much better than Sheff Utd really. Burnley will definitely be the team to fear.

Then there would be significant evidence that more standing provision is needed, and the club should act on that. There are 2,700 standing tickets, block 13-16 total is 3k ish, so capacity seems pretty in line with the current amount of people that stand.

It's for all games. DK referenced 8/23 games, so it's clearly not just saturday matches.

Maybe so but there's plenty of standing tickets available now yet people are still saying they won't move. So capacity is not the issue.

Not gonna have this argument with like 5 different people lol, but seems fairly logical to me that people who want to stand should buy standing tickets and people who want to sit should buy seated tickets, even if that means moving over a block or two.

Not necessarily moving, new ST holders might buy there unaware it's where people stand.

If someone behind you asks you to sit down what will you do?

I would argue there is something wrong with it now there are specific areas for standing. You're potentially making things difficult for people just because you want to be stubborn.

I'm just saying there's no reason for you not to move. You could go on right now and buy in block 13 or 14 in the safe standing area. Why wouldn't you do that if you're planning to stand?

People are just making the point that given there are now designated standing areas then if you want to stand you should probably choose one of those. Not sure moving seats at the footy is comparable to the holocaust really.

The interview impressed me tbh, struck the right balance between football and business.

100%, Robins clearly didn't trust Tavares, Kelly or by the end Godden so they were just making up the numbers. But we will need to increase the wage bill.