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But I think that late in games where we're winning and the opposition are pushing to score that could be useful. He either gets covered by a player and can get in a foot race with them if we clear it into space upfield or they have to keep an eye on him and it reduces pressure on us.

"What do you mean you're part of the Leamington & Warwick Supporter's Club, Matty? Can I have one, you smug prick!"

Brilliant! I'm just off to the crem to dig up my Auntie Pat.

The production line of striker-bots is operating at full capacity.

The more I hear about the man the more I dislike him.

Prefer the players to be focusing on the match personally.

..now, after all, everything we've got makes us want more?

...God was one of us?

it's not their responsibility but would it beneficial for them to do it? Improve the matchday experience and make people more likely to return regularly? A partnership with local bus/coach firms could help. Like others have said, increase the ticket price but offer free travel on certain...

If yo want entertainment from officials why not just have them toss a coin and make a decision? They're there to make the correct decisions, not be part of the spectacle. Perhaps we should just say to judges to make a judgement solely based on opening statements. Would end up with a lot of...

So, exactly the same membership idea giving priority to members just the money isn't going to the club (as far as we know, unless the supporters club pays a fee for a guaranteed allocation).

I find it weird that a supporter is advocating a system that charges fans more money to watch their club when it doesn't have to happen . ;)

They don't need to charge an extra £10 for games like Sheffield for the luxury but you're not up in arms about that. From the perspective of a fan I agree with you about rewarding dedication. From the perspective of the club it's not sensible. If a commercial manager when into a board meeting...

It isn't necessary for the club to charge the best part of £50 for a shirt - they could sell it cheaper. It's not necessary for them to charge £30 for some games and £20 for others. But they do. Because they're a business and they need to make money. And the fact is if a business has an option...

Or I'm looking at it from a neutral position whereas you have a personal vested interest in how the tickets are allocated. I can see your point of view (I actually agree with it on a personal level) but economically it's a shit opinion. The club gain nothing from doing so and they'd be missing...

And then you can make the strategic and economic decision not to buy one, if you think that the vast majority of the time you'd get a ticket just don't buy a membership and take your chances. Or if you want that piece of mind get one. I'm not suggesting it'd be a fortune. £20-25. Besides, given...

Welcome to capitalism. Loyalty and dedication means fuck all. £££ is everything. As has been pointed out, the club get nothing from away tickets. You pay the booking and admin fees on top of ticket prices, paying out yet more money on top of the actual ticket price. Are you complaining about...

No, I don't. But if I did I'd clearly be interested in buying something that would give me priority in doing so. If they sold out before I'd got hold of one then that's tough shit for me. Places that sell out regularly do memberships. The RSC has a membership scheme where you pay a fee and it...

Not against that idea but you'd definitely have to limit it to the lowest away allocation just in case as you would be guaranteeing them a ticket, whereas a membership would just be giving preferential rights in the buying process. Also when pricing up you'd maybe have to guess what other clubs...

Fixed for you. Best wishes for your recovery anyway.