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I'm treating this as a bonus. I thought at the start of the season we would finish slightly higher than last year, maybe 10th. So at the minute not nervous at all. I hope the lads feel the same. Here's something to be nervous about though. I was just reading that in 2016 the Riverside Stadium...

We've had more sell outs in one game than we've had all season

An error is bringing Coffee when I asked for Tea! Having general sale before priority sale is a complete screwup!

A load of tickets in the North Stand seem to have shifted suddenly. They'll probably all reappear in an hour

Its the disorganised nature of it that is frustrating. I'm sure even you can admit that this whole process has been cock up? Tickets on General sale, get 11k people waiting in a queue, announce a "sell out" then next day a thousand seats appear in the North Stand? Which are then only on...

In fairness a lot of people pay on the gate. I always have during seasons when not having a season ticket

How many points do you earn per game?

Blues game wasn't much better.

We've gone from having 11k people in a queue last night unable to buy tickets, to having a couple of thousand spare that we now can't shift. Heads need to roll for this

Off the pitch this club is still a complete basket case. Doug has a lot of work to do

Like I said yesterday, you only get to turn away customers so many times before they give up. Yesterday the buzz and the demand was there, that was the moment to sell the ground out

And the people >200 points are the ones that they pissed off last night by getting them to spend an hour in a queue before declaring a "sell out" of 20k

It would actually be quite funny if it didn't sell out now. They had the demand there but decided not to sell them for reasons unknown.

I know it sounds daft Where have those tickets suddenly come from?

Reserved in baskets isn't sold though. I know you want to defend the club at all costs, but this has been a complete shambles. For a start they need to publish the minutes of meetings with the SAG and Police

But they have gone against them here haven't they? "We were not allowed to open blocks 11 & 12 until the rest of the ground sold out" Turns out there were thousand of unsold tickets in the North Stand, so the rest of the ground hadn't sold out.

It almost appears that they held back tickets in the North Stand on purpose to create an element of panic buying. Cruel way to treat your own supporters if true

There are plenty of clubs in the country who play in stadiums they do not own

They could've just opened that area up from the start but only to people with so many loyalty points

Why if its already agreed? Do you think other clubs have to go through this crap?