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Not sure it's a brilliant night for Labour, just middling really. Abysmal turnout and gained control of 2 councils Stoke on Trent and Plymouth. The first of those has been generally under Labour control forever, the second it held control over until erm 2021. It has gained Medway but made no...

Got your 12 inch plate, Alan?

I voted at half 9, looking at the list the turnout round this way is well sub 30%. I know the turnout generally low for local elections but doesn't feel like a particularly encouraging bellwether for Labour.

In fairness to him it's not just motivation, he must have half an idea about how to get the best from the players he's got

Good really

They're on 47 points to Reading's 44. They only need a point. If they lose they set up a showdown with Reading next Monday with the winner staying up.

Even all the Wasps fans think Shugs is a prick

He's basically secured the asset himself so he's protected if / when Worcester and / or Wasps go bust again.

Wasps by name, Wasps by nature. They are very unwelcome invaders everywhere they turn up.

Loxwood Holdings Ltd is Holland's company, they now have a charge over Atlas' assets in the form of the Sixways ground

Just utter wrong uns. The fella had been done for crack dealing in the past as well the little rat. It's also very very sad that it was felt a good idea to try and operate some public services wholly remotely, I get covid was a very serious pandemic but it allowed these things to go under the...

Not really sure it's an appropriate comparison as for the first 3 ticket sales will represent a far lower % of turnover than it does for us. Celtic and Rangers it's a high % though not sure what the prices are or indeed how price sensitive their average ST holder is.

There is a risk but there is also a risk (as King has pointed out) that you effectively limit your earnings by punting cheap season tickets out.

I wonder if King thinks that reducing the balance of season tickets vs matchday tickets is something worth doing? Season tickets good to support cashflow but there is established consistent demand for overall about 18k average home tickets to be sold every week. Overall, is there an argument...

It's only the over 50s where the majority start to vote Tory - the majority of years of 'working age' are below 50. Average age of somebody in employment is 41.

How original

Working aged people generally vote Labour

I think they should have given the option for parents sat next to a child to retain their current seats next season as a transitional season at family zone prices, I get what they've done but think there should be better recognition of circumstances.

Agreed he's a good example for a footballer but he's in a privileged position compared to the average Joe given the capital he'd have.