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Why did you use them as an example then? The parallels with today are interesting Party in power for 13 years Massive economic shock making everybody worse off Both parties pretending they need to balance the books

Did you not ask?

Four Ps will have it on as well

1 copper for every 300 fans is quite a lot tbf

Dave Boddy - 0 Doug King - 0 Ticket Master - 0 SBT Tickets Thread - 8 (been quite funny really) Nick - 7 (put himself on the line in the club's defence)

Drop it to >10

They can't shift them now as the market for them are unlikely to have >200 points

The BoE hiking interest rates having no effect on inflation, so let's try some more. Honestly, this country.

Why are there empty rows showing in the north stand? The restrictions applicable to B11/12 do not apply there but I guess those restrictions are universal, so a random fan with <200 points cannot buy a ticket in the north stand today but could yesterday. It's a joke operation managed and...

The stupid thing about it is that anybody u18 can just pay for an adult ticket if they fancy sitting there

No, i've got no points in my history attributed to anything before the start of this season

Let's not actually, it should be a given. Let's ask them to publish minutes of the SAG and the reasons for agreeing strange draconian rules and the underlying risk assessment behind them.

Do you think the council would serve a prohibition notice on the club on the eve of its biggest game for years? It would be a PR disaster

Ironically, the only way they could possibly do it is by taking it out of parliament's hands!

They were a tremendous government of course and romped home to a coalition with the Lib Dems

The one I work with everyday (public contracts) is due to be replaced by a new domestic law which is broadly similar, it has taken 2.5 years so far and it isn't even due to become law until this time next year. I don't have a problem with replacing EU derived laws over time but it should be...

Kibre and O'Shea are of interest, none of the others really

I don't think it was ever actually a government plan, in the sense that it was made by somebody speaking as a member of the government. It was always impossible. It's Tories making silly promises to appease their base / distract from the mess.

It does really, I know it's an exceptional circumstance but imagine writing off £75k every home game, it's £2m a year.

That doesn't detract from the point at all