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I don’t think giving McFadz a new contract is a regret at all. Players like Kelly and McFadz are instrumental as leaders in the Group and will both remain important even if we got promoted. They wouldn’t play much, but they’re still an important fabric of the team spirit. They will need to be...

I’d start 3-5-2 at home, the midfield has a nice balance to it and allows Hamer to attack. As for Godden, not been amazing in open play but he’s the person you want to a clear cut chance to fall to. Had Hamer should’ve picked out Godden rather than shooting before the goal. Away, depending on...

We're not Sunderland and our form v Luton since we beat 3-0 in L2 has been poor. In fact, we've failed to beat them since. Whereas we've beaten Borough in our last two home games.

Why? Luton are in better form and a better team.

It’s a big moment even if we lose against Middlesborough/Luton in the playoffs. With a home tie first, I’d make us v slight favourites v Middlesborough.

Replay shows that it v clearly came off their player…

If you were the bookies, you’d be tempted to make us favourites in a two legged tie v Middlesborough. Frankly, unbelievable stuff. In 5m, WBA and Millwall are pegged back and we take the lead v Middlesborough! It’s a wild day!

Question for anyone: I’m wanting to get a ST in the premium zone with the Premier League package. Will it possible to move seats at all when the blocks open up more when current ST holders don’t renew?

Agree with this sentiment. His only ‘achievement’ is taking over the club from unpopular owners so the love-in with the song is cringeworthy. The climb down on the season ticket prices isn’t all bad. Yes, he’s tried to come in and drive revenue and clamp down on fraudulent behaviour. Made...

The song was cringeworthy. SISU are the big baddy that we've finally got rid of but Doug King is still an unknown quantity - even SISU spoke a good game and initially invested in the team when they first came in. In fairness, I don't think the changes to season ticket prices are unreasonable...

It is if you’re (potentially) getting a free season ticket. The free season ticket is the repayment. Guys, comparing it to a bond was an analogy and not to be taken literally. It’s a scheme where we pay more money than the product is valued at on the promise we get something back i.e. a free...

Obviously I know that. The point is the Premier league package is a scheme to generate extra revenue without the guarantee of Prem football. It’s asking us to pay extra as a type of loan in return for a free Prem season ticket should we achieve our goal of promotion. We could sign up for it...

Doug King this morning mentioned that just under one quarter (25%) of season tickets last season were sold at £25 which is about 3.4k season tickets and generated That clearly isn’t sustainable either and it appears to be a system that is easily defrauded - myself included. For our first season...

Personally, my initial thought to this deal was that it’s a bit of a gamble to be honest. It’s not really any different to a ‘bond’ and if we get promoted the free ST is the interest. I get it, we need more revenue to compete in the transfer market and this is a way to do that but there’s no...

It's only worth doing if you have a child close to 18 as they will benefit from a cheaper Premium ticket if we made it to the promised land. I'm looking at the family stand, that value is pretty damn difficult to complain about and those savings probably mitigate the extra costs if we did make...

It’s an investment for your 16-18 year old. If everything goes to Doug King’s plan, we’ll be in the Prem when your kids are paying for full ticket prices. Couldn’t you pay for a Prem package for yourself and then buy your concessions standard season tickets?

I fancy us to nick a win to give Middlesborough a bloody nose before the playoffs. My head, is betting on a 0-0 or 1-1 draw.

Thankfully, we're not chasing a win unlike Millwall, Blackburn, Sunderland or WBA. I personally wouldn't trade places with any of those teams. Next week is a bit of a nothing game for Middlesborough too, they have home field advantage going into the playoffs (second leg at home). Would...

If Millwall draw, they'll finish below us unless we lose by 5 goals (or 4 goals, in the unlikely scenario Millwall draw 4-4 and we fail to score). Our GD and GS is superior to theirs and most of the teams around us. Without being too confident, I really think we'd need a lot to go wrong for us...

3rd plays 6th and 4th plays the 5th placed team. As things currently stand our playoff opponents will be Middlesborough.