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I wonder what the plan will be for next season?

I got slated on here when I questioned the players effort levels. Glad to see Robins agrees

This is the same Viveash that Robins saw fit to get rid of. Quite often when someone describes someone else as having an attitude problem, it’s actually them who has the problem

Godden said recently that was all nonsense, and other than general frustration at times on the pitch, they got on fine

Completely agree. Absolute Gent. Played his heart out till the end for us. Was honest about leaving, never claimed he wanted to stay knowing he didn't Said nothing but nice things about us at the point of leaving

There isn’t a club in the land that doesn’t make provision for 15%. It’s 15% unless there is a reason to restrict it (not wanting to move season ticket holders would not be a valid reason)

Wasn’t he the Ninja Turtle that was always up for a scrap?

140 years 😁

Need home wins. That’s what keeps the fans onside

At 0-0 we looked good. At 1-0 we looked awful At 2-0 we looked good again. All the problems with this team are in the players heads. When the pressure is off we’re good

About that yes. I’m pretty sure Leicester cap theirs at about 24k

The full south stand has to be allocated to away fans in cup matches, so that means around 6k tickets have to remain unsold. Also clubs don’t like having a ground full of season tickets as it kills off the next generation of fans

I went to school with a girl like that

Steady on Barrymore

I don’t think people realise how close we came to selling our season tickets this season. We could’ve only sold about another 2-3k before it would be capped

We would do what 90% of all other clubs do, which is sell out almost every game. We aren’t special either way

How we measure up both Home & Away

Good to see when counting home fans only, we're still getting over 25k.

Doing well on the road

I'm not sure it was that party political. I spoke to some of the Tory councillors at the time and they were fairy honest with me that Sisu f*cked up with their judicial reviews. They went in on a principle of law. The law was absolutely on the councils side. Because of that they had no choice...