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Just looked into that, they no longer do a week pass so your options are £12 for a day or £35 for a month. Added bonus that many devices, including bizzarly actual Now TV boxes, don't support red button and therefore won't give you access to all EFL games I find the presentation on ifollow...

They weren’t far off saying that

Defiantly the models of democracy we want to be aspiring to

Going off what I'm seeing on twitter, so obv could be bollocks, but its being said that the police are refusing to tell them what they are being arrested for and also that this protest was a planned protest given the OK in advance by the met

This seems tone deaf from the EFL and a major win for the pirates. Now zero access to games if you don't have Sky and the game coverage will be the shit red button sky quality footage. Added bonus that loads of games will have early kick off as they still insist on the draconian 3pm blackout...

That sounds like we have control of the pitch, and the costs that come along with that. Hopefully we also have control how much use it gets apart from our games

Looking forward to loads of people now saying they would go but the parking is shit

To be fair to them a quick look at the Wasps boards show most of them are far from happy about this situation. Apart from Shugs of course who thinks its all brilliant and they'll be in the Premiership in no time at all

Have they got Fisher back in to write the press releases? In all seriousness they need to have a huge clampdown on people taking the piss with kids tickets being used by adults. That was obviously the idea behind the initial pricing and pushing the kids to the family zone. Even if it means more...

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Agreed, watched the first season, thought it was average but people were raving about it so gave it a rewatch before the second season and my opinion didn't improve. Watched a few episodes of the new season and it's even worse. Like a Lost knock off with even less clue where they're going with...

Gets murkier by the minute. This was on the BBC, what happens to that large site in an area where I suspect housing is very expensive if the training ground is no longer in use?

Not sure the logic works on that. We're being told kids will refuse to sit there and go where the tickets are more expensive as they don't want to sit in a section full of kids but a load of adults without kids will go to the trouble of registering a kid and buying a ticket for them so they can...

I can imagine the response I'd have got when I was a kid if I'd said to my Dad I didn't want to go in the part of the stadium where a season ticket would cost £100, I wanted to go where it was £300

And if it doesn't they'll probably allow season tickets to be sold there. Would be a bigger problem to put those blocks on sale now then find they need to extend the family zone and have to start moving people

Think they've got it about right tbh. A big price rise was always on the cards, as has been mentioned already on this thread if our tickets had stayed in line with inflation we'd be looking at £650+ by now Sure we'd all love £200 season tickets but we've got to be realistic. For years we...

They should have different colour season ticket cards for different areas, make it easier and quicker to check

As I couldn't justify a season ticket this season due to losing too many Saturdays dealing with family stuff I've tried a few different locations. Came to the same conclusion as you. Great view from the West Stand, better facilities and the queues aren't too bad as most of the people in that...

Or they launch category A+ and its £40 a ticket!

Do those pricks ever tell the truth. That was announced weeks ago by Worcester and Wasps insisted it wasn't true Absolute parasites, they think they can turn up there and take the place of Worcester. What are the odds on a merger and Worcester Wasps being in the Championship next season