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Seems unnecessary to me - every STH will get the chance to buy on the lower tier if that’s their preference. There’s 34,000 available tickets, much higher than our core away support. Tiering the away support for STH will split STH up. For example, I’m on 1,100 and my brother is on 970 points...

You are right on both counts. Man City v Chelsea is also mooted for the 20th April.

Why would they get 2 tickets and no one else? The club have never done something like that before. If anything it’ll be 2x ST but as I mentioned earlier, we don’t have a big enough allocation to allow for 2x all STHs. The reason for the points system is because ST is not a big enough...

My Google calendar is linked to the automatic CCFC calendar and that has been updated to the 20th and has been since this afternoon.

Oh I agree, it’s just that with his membership, he’ll be able to get his own ticket. I’d be inclined to take a mate who at least wanted Cov to win! 😂

He’ll probably be able to get one himself via the membership but there’s no chance I’m abetting someone in the enemy camp.

I had a Man U supporting mate asking for a ticket. Before we judge, he is Cov member at least and goes to about 10 home games a season. Computer says no though.

Looking at the playoffs sale windows, I think ST will get equal access because everyone will have a chance of a ticket at 1 per person. Then I imagine the standard points scheme will come into play because there’s ~15,000 tickets available from there. We need to sift out as many day trippers...

2 per ST holder is wrong. We have 19,000+ so not every ST would get a chance to buy a ticket. 1 per supporter, no ifs, no buts. It’ll mean some of my non-Cov supporting mates will miss out - tough.

That’s not what I said at all. Let’s not kid ourselves that our team needs improvement to get to the next level. Without Sheaf, we were beaten in midfield against Norwich, PNE and WBA in my view. In fact, we immediately looked a better side as soon as Sheaf came on against Watford. Besides...

Good enough for what? Clearly both are good enough for our squad for where we currently are at. Longer term, if we want to get promotion and stay up, we will need to improve in that area. Our CMs last season were Sheaf and Hamer - just imagine how good we’d be if we had both this season.

Undoubtedly, by far and away our best CM and if we can get someone else that good alongside him, it really will be HMS piss the league next season.

On a serious note, it wouldn’t surprise me if they opener a stand or something for fans to watch the game on a big screen.

We caught Wolves out with our shape, but I’m not sure we’ll stick with it in the coming games. Against Wolves, we were fluid and used both shapes. 4-2-3-1 is undoubtedly the better formation when we have wingers available. MVE, Eccles, Tavares and others are just not wingers. Either way...

Frankly, we’re the weakest team left… Avoiding Man City gave us the best chance of winning.

Think of it as carb loading - you’ll be fine! 😂

Yep, had a few in my DMs too.

I’m surprised it took someone so long to quote me on that! 😂 The pundits at HT summed it up - neither team looked good. If we drew Chelsea I think we’d give them a good game and a puncher’s chance of winning.

You mean the likes of Sammy Clingan aren’t cult heroes? 🤔

Leicester are showing us how they’ll get on next season if they don’t bottle promotion - Burnley 2.0.