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It almost appears that they held back tickets in the North Stand on purpose to create an element of panic buying. Cruel way to treat your own supporters if true

There are plenty of clubs in the country who play in stadiums they do not own

They could've just opened that area up from the start but only to people with so many loyalty points

Why if its already agreed? Do you think other clubs have to go through this crap?

No it doesn't. It says "once all other areas sold out" That happened last night

You would've had season ticket holders moving there

Are you including block 7 in that? They've only sold Boro tickets in blocks 8&9 so far, that is the 2k allocation for them

If they had opened it up on Tuesday, it would only have been season ticket holders going in there, who are the absolute best people to have in that part of the ground.

You didn't read the article did you?

Time to ignore Chief Prick to the SAG I think

Sorry but thats pathetic. "We were not allowed to mention this to supporters until other areas sold out" What would've been the problem with mentioning it?

Why not put them on sale last night? Its bad on people who queued up online, who are probably now at work.

Running the club like a profit making business you mean? Bizarre that you equate maximising income to Kevin the teenager

There's going to be 1500 fans and a fence between them

You're a bit weird aren't you?

So they've opened 11 & 12, but not 13?

There was absolutely nothing to stop the club requesting meetings about this weeks ago. And it is down to the club to decide anyway

We're no different to any other fans

So we’ll get 1/8 of Sunderland’s crowd?

I’m pretty sure there was a table on twitter that had our distance as something like third lowest. However it was surprising that when averaged out the difference wasn’t massive. There were about 10 other clubs that only had about an extra 30 miles to do on average