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I can never figure out if it’s better or worse to be away for the second leg. Obviously the other team then has home advantage, but equally so they will have more pressure on them

So long as he gets us promoted who cares? He could be Captain Bligh reincarnated in a Father Ted wig for all I care

He does have a point though. If Doug was a politician CWR would be accusing him of doing a U turn now!

He said previously that he’s willing to finance club infrastructure but the club has to be able to support itself in general running costs.

If Vik goes I'll wish him well. He's gave his all to the end and never once give up on the pitch just because he wants to play somewhere else. I remember Maddison on his loan spell back here once he secured his move to Norwich, and Mifsud once he scored those goals at Man Utd. Vik is a million...

Precedent set? League 2 game was priced same as regular league games https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2018/may/news-ticket-details-confirmed-for-play-off-home-leg-against-notts-county/

Its actually better than the headline suggests then.

The Premier League ticket thing is a bit confusing. What happens if we get promoted this season? When do you get the free one?

That 17k crowd was the second biggest, normal priced crowd in the whole 8 years we were below the championship.

It’s 10% of the non corporate capacity, so we wouldn’t get away with doing that to Luton

It will already be in place. Tickets would go on sale on Tuesday morning. Probably on general sale by Wednesday afternoon. Plenty of time.

Why would we sell out for Birmingham but not the more important game?

We do occasionally beat Norwich though

We’ve given Preston at least 4 points a season every year we’ve been in the same division. They owe us this favour

Luton don’t get a massive amount of attention either, other than to make snobbish remarks about their stadium

Jimmy Hill being restrained by the police for winding up those animals is still one of the funniest things ever

I can’t understand it. If they seriously hate us for crowd congestion around Highfield Road in 1977 then that is just pathetic

Didn't realise they went to the Tavern. Still though, a lovely example of how they're willing to interact with the fans

If we somehow did manage a promotion, I would be very tempted to invest very little, come back down with the £100m, buy the ground, put the rest towards the team, and fly back up. Even if we didn't buy a single new player, I would bet our current squad would at least get enough points for a...

Does anyone know how/why this happened? Ended up leaving the ground on a supporters coach