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I suspect most st holders not going Saturday won't struggle to find friends or family to pass it on to in any case.

Doesn't make sense to me. Even allowing for the segregated areas, they are saying there will be as many unsold seats in the ground as there will be Birmingham City fans in attendance. That can't be right.

Lots of clubs who sell out each week do ST buy back schemes, but too short notice to make this work I think.

They may have already sold them to people in the queue. Block 13 i am sure will be sold if it hasn't already.

They've just put the last of the available seats on sale (aside from around 300 in block 13). I imagine there are large numbers planning to get tickets next week completely oblivious to the fact it is this close to selling out.

Especially given that we had 3 Saturday games moved midweek.

I believe our average is 19,940 after yesterday's game?

He said 'currently' which was correct at the time he said it, but they have since opened the last two blocks.

Of course, but it doesn't change the fact a couple of these teams are likely to finish with a couple of wins. Fancy Blackburn to beat Burnley and Millwall to beat Blackpool. Maybe they won't, but I'd be very surprised if 70 points is enough.

Tickets that have just gone on sale in POTG blocks being snapped up quickly. Think we will fully sell out by end of tomorrow.

I think this game gets made all ticket by tomorrow. Will have to open POTG blocks today I imagine.

I do think there will be a fair few twats next week, but also probably the biggest police operation we've seen since the ground opened. It'll all pass without incident you'd think.

For a one off, volatile game perhaps, but I'd hate to see this stuff return to the game on a regular basis. Imagine being 3-0 down at a midweek away game and being told you can't leave. I was never comfortable with this years ago, herding people like cattle. It's a no from me.

Agree. Just beat Blues. We'll possibly go into that game outside the playoff positions, it's incredibly tight and we just need to focus on winning our games.

You think Albion winning 2 and drawing 1 of their last 4, and Millwall winning two on the bounce (one at Blackpool and one at home) would be extraordinary? Or if Millwall don't do that, Blackburn win 2 out 3? There is a very good chance these things happen. They may not, it is possible we make...

I'm aware of those games, but they are irrelevant as only 2 of those teams need to reach 71 points for a win and a draw not to be enough for us. I'm not saying all 4 teams can or will.

I can't see how 70 points can possibly be enough. Max points from here: Millwall 71 Blackburn 74 Albion 75 Sunderland 71 We have to win the last two imo.

Seen a few like this from Reading fans. Yesterday was as good as it has been this season, perhaps QPR aside and better than all but 2 or 3 last season. Felt the stand physically shake a couple of times.

That was at half time. All behind the goal were sold. Any gaps were people not turning up or moving seats. This was during game: Pic from @Skye_Lloyd on twitter

Apart from opening block 13 (which they should do), the only way of increasing capacity is to give more tickets to Blues. Why would anyone want that to happen? If there was anyway of making the netted off area available to city fans fine, but there isn't right now, so don't give them 1 ticket...