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And those slagging of Sixfielders saying they were wrong, etc and should do as we do are now those whom shout loudest about "freedom of choice". No one is expecting 27000 every week butthe attendance yesterday was poor for only our second game home. I will say that the atmosphere was...

Card slots. Sent from my phone using my chubby sausage fingers so please excuse any errors.

But you have to "scan" those kind of tickets on some kind of machine. That technology isn't at the Ricoh and we don't own the Ricoh. I can't help feeling that all this "don't let the club buy the ground" stuff is starting to bite some people on the arse. You can't have it all ways. Write to...

They did it for Gillingham. I know a lot who went to Gillingham went for the occasion more than anything but even with the ticketing issues, etc a drop of 16K on the previous match is pretty bad. The team are doing well, the club is back at the Ricoh...

Yep, that's me.

Don't forget the £2 walk-up fee.

Fight for change? What are you fighting for and how are you going to do it?

Well, at the end of the day it comes down to cost. People saying £20 plus is too expensive, which I agree. It probably is. However, saying it should just be pegged at £15 probably isn't financially viable for the Club. They need to pay their bills and yet satisfy a disenfranchised (admittedly...

Surely not in a world class, Olympic venue though?

Makes no difference to us. We don't live in Cov anyway so we pass the Gallagher on the way. Gallagher is easier to park too. I think the location is less important than the amount of people serving, etc.

YEs,. my thoughts also.

YOu could be right. I can't recall too many moans about it though when we were still at the Ricoh.

Well, it was never a shambles before so I'm sure once the shine has gone off our return then things will return to normal.

Yes, for you. Not for everyone though.

But we are trying to sell match tickets and season tickets in such a small window when normally there would a whole summer to sort some of these issues out. While I agree things could better organised it didn't stop 27K people doing it last week.

SO we're going to blame a low crowd on "hassle" then?

But for others they would have to drive past the Gallagher before getting to the ground....

There are kids in my sons' class who apparently support Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Barcelona. Go figure.

What nonsense. People turned up because there was excitement of our return and the prospect for many to see their team again for the first time in over a year. The opposition didn't matter, only the occasion, which was why there was such a clamour for tickets. And it was cheap, of course...