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The original reason given by the chief exec was "Birmingham and Edgbaston has been the club’s home since 1886 and we believe that adopting the Birmingham Bears name for the NatWest T20 Blast presents a great opportunity for us to engage even more closely with fans living and working at the heart...

Just had a look and it's sold out with the away fans getting the minimum allocation under FA regs which is about 3K. Says you have to be registered on their database to buy to stop away fans buying tickets in the home end and no POTG.

Even bigger clanger than when I saw it yesterday. Even I could have saved that!

Don't get this, the local council have limited the tickets available as its a London derby. But apparently not a problem when its a FA Cup semi or final or something like England v Scotland.

Lets look at League 1 2015/16. Was going pretty well for a while, didn't drop out of the top 6 until March and prices were lower than you suggest: All tickets: early bird ST £10.83 , after early bird £13. Match packages: 12 game £13 6 games £13 Pre-paid tickets £18, on day tickets £20...

You assume because we have been repeatedly told by leave voters that they knew exactly what they were voting for and that included control of our borders. To have control of our borders it needs to actually exist, i.e.: a hard border. Not sure what you think is a quote from Wiki, not that it...

So you make it £20 POTG and season ticket value drops, anyone who potentially might miss 6 games has no reason to buy a season ticket. You'd then have virtually nobody buying in advance. Why would anyone buy a ticket in advance if they were cheaper on the gate? Result would be that average...

He agrees as well!

How is it difficult to go to a game on the spur of the moment? You turn up and pay cash on the gate, what is the option that is easier? You can buy online and print your ticket, there's a ticket office at the Ricoh from 11am on matchday or you can pay cash on the gate from 1:30pm. You can't...

They aren't in the EU and they didn't vote in the referendum but they currently trade under protocol 3 of the UKs act of ascension so the UK leaving the EU will certainly impact them as that will fall away. EU citizens are currently free to travel and reside on the Isle of Man so unless that is...

Hasn't been decided yet has it? As with ROI they have said they don't want a hard border but if we're 'taking control of our borders' as promised then they'll have to have a hard border.

Can that 'is this your Wembley' song not be sung again. Would be embarrassing at the best of times but in a ground we don't own with Wasps logos all over the place it makes us look stupid.

Pointless unless theres a plan to move forward. Like getting rid of Brown and bring Giles back in, what difference has it made?

Not saying that at all but we've been here before. Ticket prices were slashed and sales didn't increase enough to offset the lowed prices. The net result being the club has less money coming in. Realistically if the North Stand was opened and was £20 to get in how many people do you think it...

The ROI didn't join Schengen as the UK wasn't joining and they didn't want a hard border between NI and ROI. The upshot of that is that entering the UK and Ireland has always required passport control. This clearly isn't enough as we were told by the leave campaign that we needed to take back...

Something not quite right with this. Their manager wasn't keen to let him go in the summer and was talking him up. Apparently wasn't told he was being left out of the squad completely until an hour before the game.

Seems that both Barcelona and Finland were down to Moroccan's who were in the respective countries claiming asylum. Raises the question why are people from Morocco being considered for asylum? Its one thing to be taking people from war zones but Morocco?!? Also shows again the process needs to...

There has been calls for 2 divisions for several years now. Back in 2016 the ICC were planning to have it in operation by 2019 but then it all got scrapped. Losing 1 match to South Africa in a series at home is nothing like the annihilation of a young West Indies team in less than three days...

Bit of an overreaction, we lost 1-0 to a goalkeeping clanger and people are throwing around ratings of 2, 3 and 4 for most of the team.

People point it out because there are complaints about pricing when there are cheaper ways to buy. Instead of paying £51 on the gate he could have paid £37 in advance. This isn't unusual, most things are more if you want to pitch up and pay on the gate as that creates extra costs. Problem is we...