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Reading the replies to that tweet from Hummel, fans of other clubs seem to be raving about it.

Don't let it get to you. Nothing you can do about it. Focus instead on those that do go, because we have some great supporters. I wouldn't swap our away support for pretty much any other club. Just do what you've always done, be loud and proud and fuck the rest. It's their loss anyway.

The numbers do tell a story. They say that in a time of crisis, many people have decided to turn their back on the club and are unwilling to fight for it, dressing up their 'I'm out' approach as some sort of protest, when in fact it's just apathy or suggestive of an agenda they won't admit to...

Long term, or even medium term, it makes no sense I agree. For one season I don't think it matters all that much. To put it into perspective, Wilson gets sold and its the equivalent to 20,000 season tickets. That may not happen, and if it does, it's not the sort of thing that happens very...

I'm taking the family tonight. It was never really about getting the kit there and then. It'll be nice to see it, but it's more about hearing from Robins and the kids getting the chance to meet the players. They bounced into school this morning.

Depends on where you sat and when you bought a ticket. Middle blocks (premium zone) were £26 on the day last season, and it wasn't as though getting to and from the Ricoh was free. You can now get a decent seat and travel to and from Birmingham cheaper than that. I'm not happy we're in...

Barnsley 700K bid for Chaplin. Championship club make bid for Coventry City player

Was he ever shocking? He had a couple of indifferent games, but he was never shocking.

Think Ipswich will bring a load too. They'll enjoy that surge in away numbers that biggish clubs get when they drop into League 1.

That donation :woot:

It's great to hear from the people who have benefitted. Hope you and little ones have an enjoyable season. Welcome to the forum. Your post to like ratio is already the stuff of legend.

Not sure this has been posted before, but looks like our allocation at Sunderland could be capped at 1500 - Portsmouth and Coventry fans face ticket restrictions for Sunderland games

Championship average (at Ricoh) was over 20K for first couple of seasons then fell away by about 1K per season until relegation. It was a decent Championship average. Fickle? Yeah, we can be of course, but then that applies to a lot of other clubs too.

Before 2013 Bradford had not had a season average higher than ours in their entire history. Their recent higher gates are the direct result of season ticket prices. When you're paying £6.50 a game it's a no brainer. You'd only have to go to a third of the games to make it worthwhile. Their...

I'm baffled that people think travel should be free. £5 is actually below cost (EST have worked very hard to get these prices down, so hats off to them). As an example, a father and son will have paid a total of £285 for 2 season tickets, and people think we should subsidise travel to the value...

Fair play, I know this is not as easy a decision for some as it was for myself because of my view on the events that have brought us to this point. It's worth saying though that your money won't go anywhere near the owners, it goes straight to the club and then straight out again to cover costs.

Rumours going round that ACL have laid off staff today and there was a problem paying wages. All not well there it would seem.

The delay I guess is down to the fact the retail unit is not ready. When I went past last weekend nothing had been done and the re-fitting hadn't even started. It may have got underway this week though.

ST sales have now surpassed 1500 according to the club. We should get above 2K at this rate.

Doesn't surprise me. Bunch of crooks.