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What a lovely story

You mean you lije Nije?

Is it 'Legend' Paul Culpin?

When you get there you will remember why you haven't been back for years.

I think the issue is down to the basic lack of understanding of the English language

at least he'll settle in quick at Northampton for his second season

Dion Dublin sausage and egg mcmuffin

Contrary to his surname, Tim doesn't fish, although he does treat himself to a battered haddock and mushy peas every time Cov lose

Upon leaving school Tim started an apprenticeship at Maxwell House Coffee. He was very proud when told he could go on to 'shake the beans' for life

Tom was planning to be there actually, but his momma told him not to come

In his spare time Tim does stand up comedy and was once put forward to appear at the Edinburgh Comedy Fringe. His best one liner was that he expected 7000 Cov fans to drive to Northampton every other week.

Tim is a great magician, and active member of the magic circle. To date it is believed that he has made 15000 people disappear. Dynamo to this day doesn't know how he made managed to move a football team 35 miles away.

Tim recently had the opportunity to buy his house for a very reasonable price but didn't. Although he negotiated a low rent on his house he will be out on his ear next year. Last week he was allegedly spotted in Allsop and Allsop looking at properties in Northampton

I guess it's not unusual

The reason people fall away is due to quality of match day experience and not cost. Most people can still afford £300 and next season you get a free cup tkt. base your decision on mark robins and not the buffoons before.

If you take into account inflation then technically they are in fact cheaper... if we are top 6 next season then they represent good value as they are. Trouble is we haven't finish top six in my lifetime

I think they realised they were getting close to the figure so pulled them. It makes sense now as seemed strange not to cash in on demand at the time.

It's probably the reason why the club took season tickets off sale during the clamber for Wembley tickets....

What I mean is do current season ticket holders get a better price than a new buyer - I thought they were promised a loyalty discount?

What about the additional 'carrot on a stick' discount that the current ST's fell for - is that still available?