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And they'll be plenty just not going at the non-FZ prices. If you're going to make such big changes to encourage those with kids to sit in the FZ, don't then set a tiny limit on the size of the FZ so people can't do it. Otherwise it just looks like you're trying to fleece fans for the extra...

I know the fucked up way the world works means it's not going to happen, but it makes far more sense logically.

But if you get a lot of clubs interested our position doesn't matter. Those clubs will be looking at the other interested clubs and what they will pay. Whether he's got 12months or 12 years on his contract, if he joins someone else then he's not your player and if you want him you're going to...

Well it depends on who works for who. Of course a manager has to fit in with a club culture, but surely that is something you sort out when interviewing. And surely a DoF has to as well, or how does the club get an ingrained identity if successive DoF's have different philosophies? If you're...

But then you increase the risk as you're playing pretty much with just a matchday squad. Injuries are inevitable, and if you're playing players almost every minute of every game then the stress on their bodies makes injuries even more likely, meaning the remaining players have to play even more...

Considering his fee is likely to be almost the only thing that will provide us with the funds to both replace him and improve the squad then if we don't invest a decent proportion of it into the squad chances are we're going to do a lot worse than last season. Plus if we're relying on that to...

There's definitely ticketing systems that won't let you leave a single seat next to you.

Yep, now there is a merger they don't need to pay the big bucks to attract players over to them from the PGA. If anyone of those that moved to LIV complain about it then they've only got themselves to blame.

Or the best teams create loads of chances making the strikers look better. If you're playing regulalry for the likes of Man City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Man u etc and you don't score 15-20 goals then you should be considered a bit of a failure.

And it's a stupid system. If a manager is responsible for results on the field, then you have to give them the decision of who they buy to put out on that field.

But then you risk the chance of not getting him because he has more suitors. No instant profit to be had if he doesn't sign for you.

Yep. For me it'd be a bit of a red flag and I'd cancel a transfer over such a request. For me I'd have it more as a pay grade system, but with the first team being paid pretty much the same basic pay with a lot in bonuses based on how much they feature. It's a team game, so clean sheet and...

It's a few blocks over, but if the FZ take up is high, as I think is likely given the price difference, it could well be a contingency for expanding the FZ.

Where is it? Could it be in an area that they might use for FZ expansion?

The ticket office will be sending a printer in the post for you to print them out. Once the system has seen that you've printed them the ticket office will send your season ticket out in the post to themselves for you to pick up from them before the first game of the season. Clear?

Didn't we play our first few games away from home the year we moved to the Arena because it wasn't ready? Didn't get any deduction for that. Maybe it's to do with whether the fixtures have been released, as I think the penalty in the rules is specifically about postponements. If you tell them...

And we don't know what players they will sign. If they brought in 3-4 players with reasonable fees and/or wages would that be OK? Of course they'd like to stay up, and I have no doubt whoever is playing for them will give their all in an attempt to do so. Besides, we don't play in a tiny...