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But does potentially bring in better quality players.

The benefit is they will sell other tickets at far greater price which will subsidise it. For example I had an early bird concession ticket in block 21 last season cost £295. This season as I’m 62 it will cost me £480 to sit in the same seat. Or if I move £400.

It would but I guess they have looked at other clubs. I got my first concession ticket this year as an early bird price from last year it’s gone from £295 to £480 in block 21. I also go to all away matches. This year there were 4 possibly 5 that give concessions to 60-65 the rest it was all 65...

No it isn’t it is £59 including a jsb membership

It only hits families hard if the decide to remain in existing seats. If the family moves to the FZ there are massive savings. The family zone will just be expanded so I’d unlikely to sell out.

You won’t get your pension at 65 it’s 66 or older now.

Rose won’t be here. He wants to play and hasn’t really figured since the turn of the year. Hamer won’t be here either.

I imaginei of the matches he’s played where we’ve been able to attend I’ve seen him play well over 90% of those. Whilst he definitely has flaws, speed is not one of them.

You don’t need to read match day programs or count rivets. Just open your eyes it’s not that difficult.

Slow? From all the reports I have read over the last few years every player says he’s the quickest or one of the quickest in the club.

Well I’m right it was the most boring game of the season. You must be easily pleased if you thought that was a good game.

I used to park in car park B when they used to allow to straight out on to the A444. I know I haven’t parked there for a few years but is it now because they park the away coaches there?

Unless we get promoted I can’t see Hamer being here. He wants to play at a higher level and I imagine there will be a few clubs interested especially now his discipline is so much better. if he was going to extend the likelihood is he would have done it by now, he signed the new deal at the...

Have spent a fortune seeing GnR over the years.

In the 70’s started with T.rex. By 74 it was Mott the Hoople, Genesis, Be Bop Deluxe, Thin Lizzy and Queen. They got heavily into Punk then further into AC/DC Metallica, Iron Maiden and dice then stayed loyal to most forms of heavy rock.

Thought for years we’ve been poor at free kicks, corners and especially throw ins. We often ask do they ever train at throw ins there so bad. What also amazes me is how many of our throw ins are foul throws the ref doesn’t call. The only time at throw ins recently we were any good was when...

For me the best player I’ve seen this season is Dodwell from Norwich. At the CBS he ran the game from start to finish and scored a really good goal. At Norwich he came on as a sub coming back from injury again controlled the game and scored.

I’m in no doubt you are correct in that statement which is supported by the insurance industry in that premiums start to rise once you get to 80 and are most expensive for novice drivers. But it still doesn’t mean all 70+ year olds should be taken off the road just because of age.

So if the 8 million people aged 70 or over your opinion is based on 4 drivers. Hardly scientific is it. I go back to my original point there are shit drivers and good drivers at every age. The test should be based on competence not age. My Daughter in law is the same age as you and she’s a poor...

Think this proves my point entirely. Apparently the only good drivers are 32 year olds. How many 70 year olds have you actually got in a car with?