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Think our most expensive pay on the day tickets for home fans are £20. Edit: yes they are, the instore price is also the on the gate price

That's he sort of thing that annoys me. Its them doing something unnecessary. How many clubs have their logo all around the pitch? Why don't they just get them printed so they can put them out on Wasps match days?

Most Tesco's are 2 hours even if you're shopping there so if they've put ANPR in you could be screwed.

You need to download the FLI app (football league interactive). Then you set CCFC as your team and go to the settings page to login. You'll get a microphone icon you can click on to listen to the commentary.

There's a car park near the Ricoh that charges £3 for CCFC matches but £12.50 for concert parking. Using italia's logic you could turn up for a concert and demand to only pay £3. Doesn't matter that it isn't the price that applies to you, its being offered to someone else so that will be fine...

Agree with that but if SP was the only one forcing kids to do that kind of thing these days its not going to go down well. Can imagine agents advising to avoid the club due to the manager.

They didn't change their minds, they've changed suppliers. Obviously we weren't going to have a Nike home kit and a Puma away kit. On your logic the costs of the shirt should pro-rata down after every game as the lifespan is reduced! I don't understand why you think you are entitled to £20...

Yep, its fine. Not normally hard to find someone to chat to. Might be a bit harder at home matches when the next person is 20 seats away!

I can imagine it being 'beneath' them these days. You've got kids under 16 turning up with agents, wouldn't be surprised if that kind of thing wasn't allowed anymore. So either everyone does it and its a non story or its not the done thing anymore and is an example of SP's lack of man management.

Think its the sensible choice.

It is a bit of a nothing competition but I'd bloody love a day out at Wembley with city. And who knows what it could do for confidence as well.

If parents take their kids to games there's a good chance they'll pick one of our players as a favourite. Even more so if they join the JSBs and get to meet some of the squad. If the only football they see is on TV then they're obviously going to support one of the big teams.

Not sure about these days but when I worked there (which was about 15 years ago) there was a team bus that was a bit fancier than the others but was still used for general Harry Shaw business when the club weren't playing.

But in terms of representing the SBT on the SCG I'm not sure getting a mailshot, which they may not even read, gives them a mandate to be a trust representative. IMO there's a big difference between someone on the SCG being a member of the trust and them being a representative of the trust.

Great stuff, didn't realise we were the first club to do this.

I suspect most people would interpret trust representation on the SCG to be board members there as representatives of the SCG rather than someone that put a quid in a couple of years ago and might have had no contact at all with the trust since then.

Pleasantly surprised we're looking to get 4 more in, was only expecting 2. I imagine a least a couple of them will be younger loan players.

Well its pretty clear where we're lacking but thankfully we now have a manager who acknowledges that rather than constantly saying everything is fantastic. Hopefully he can get someone in before next Saturday.

Oxford have a goal disallowed for offside.

Jesus, what is this rubbish they're playing now?