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Twice the depression!

Can you just hand them over on the turnstile? Unless you're desperate to sit somewhere in particular might as well do that. Not like its packed and you won't have a choice of seats.

Few comments on social media from Wolves fans: got yourself a decent player there! hasn't broken into the first team yet, but been banging them in for the u23's. Have a look on his insta, a few of them are on there Only played 23's mate but scored some bangers this pre-season Brought in...

Its from 11 not 1. Personally if it was me I'd head up first thing and get it sorted. No doubt most people will turn up at 2:55 and then wonder why they miss kick off.

Postman has been and season ticket has been delivered - happy days!

Haven't checked todays post yet but I've moved seats and not heard a thing.

What does non-contract terms mean, that we get get rid of him or he can walk at any point?

Ticketmaster usually works one of two ways. The seller (ie: CCFC) keeps the face value of the ticket and TM keeps all the fees or you can sell the tickets at face value and the seller pays the fees to TM. Can't see why we'd be paying them 300K and charging booking fees. There was probably a one...

Would be nice if they put them back where they took them from and not some random point in the street.

Exactly. He said he'd had one English worker in the last few years and he'd only lasted a day. The issue is the work is seasonal so they all go back to their home country out of season and often its a different group who come over to replace them so the 'they are already here they'll be allowed...

That doesn't sound right. Surely you've already paid so you should just get the ticket not pay another charge.

Universal income is an interesting topic. The (very basic) theory of it is that given how much the benefit system costs in both payments and administration you could give every person a wage that is enough to cover a basic standard of living. The idea is that then any job you take is earning...

I get that but he has a release clause and said he wanted to go so surely at that point his contract should be ended by mutual consent and he's free to go where he wants. Now we've essentially got a player who has refused to pay here who we still have to pay for another two years while he plays...

Remember when the living wage (the real one not the one that is being brought in) was being discussed one big chain, forget who, said that they would have to increase prices to be able to pay it. Somebody calculated how many of their employees it would impact and how many hours and the extra...

Also on the council website saying the residents parking scheme is for events where more than 10K are expected. Ricoh Arena - Residents' Parking Scheme | Ricoh Arena - Residents' Parking Scheme | Coventry City Council

Todays gem, another shining example of us taking back control: Brexit: Gove confirms foreign access to UK fishing grounds - BBC News

Bit odd, he's basically said he doesn't want to be here and exercised his release clause. So fair enough. But why should we keep paying him?

Because he's only had one British employee in years and he left after a day. His entire workforce is from the EU and if freedom of movement ends they would be classed as unskilled workers and not allowed in.