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Honestly my biggest issue with the family stand idea is the noise that comes from there sounds like a gaggle of chipmunks and not a m’n intimidating wall.

If population doesn’t grow you have serious economic issues. See Japan. 20 year olds have already been educated abroad which is a huge saving, and are likely to pay tax, not use many services, and go home when they’re older or integrate.

The lack of decent seats is a massive issue IMO

Ill give the ticket office a call today or tomorrow.

How do disabled tickets work? Do you have to be in a certain area? My dad has a blue badge and we park in the disabled bays at the ground, and really we need something with as few stairs from the entrance as possible. Is there anything that can be done? Not even looking for cheap tickets just...

I don’t think we’ll hit the headline sales figures if this season, but can see the argument if we keep or raise revenue overall. I just think it’s the intangibles that will suffer and won’t be as immediately obvious.

I think most of the housing bubble happened under Labour didn’t it? The problem is things like RTB and FTB schemes pump up demand and RTB and lack of council building means no extra supply which just raises house prices. Great if you’re on the ladder, not so much if you want a healthy economy...

The jump is far too big. I could understand a premium pricing but the figures you’re quoting are a ridiculous ask.

Possibly stupid question, but couldn’t you designate some turnstiles kids only or look at the data to see where large numbers are coming through and so some monitoring. They must have done more than just go “I think this is an issue so I’ll do X”?

Was planning to move towards the centre of the pitch from 24 anyway, so will likely move to the Premium Zone if we can find suitable tickets. Will be dropping the two kids STs and looking at picking games for them if they show an interest.

If I was King I’d be waiting for the initial reaction to blow over and some sales figures to come in before making any appearances.

I will say, last two seasons I’ve had two JSB tickets next to us, they’ve probably made 15 games between them over two seasons, and the rest I’ve had a bit more room for my fat thighs at games. Next year it’ll just be the two adult tickets and if they want to come I’ll look at moving seats and...

I do monthly because I’m usually buying four.

Nah, Boris won because he pressed the “Hang the Pedos and Fund the NHS” cheat button in British politics. The majority voter block in this country has for a long time been economically left wing and socially conservative. I imagine you know this considering your previous party affiliations...

I think the main issue Pete is the forcing of seat moves either through block closures or price increases. Getting everyone U16 into a small area in one corner (which is effectively what this plan is) has a lot of very questionable side effects raised in this thread. As an aside, I think the...

I do think the kid pricing outside the family zone is mental to be clear and I’m not sure a load of 15 year olds want to sit with sky blue Sam and the families. I’d like to see them move the price ranges at least for the older kids. Or have a one adult one child ticket or something to reduce the...

Just asking. If it means things like standing and swearing are policed more strictly I could see the argument. I also think it might be a bit of a bulwark against the familyfication (new word) of the game. I love live football in a large part for the edge of the crowd, I wouldn’t want to see...

I know you likely won’t know the details of the new licence, but do you know if under the old one we lost a percentage of ticket revenue to the arena?

My only question is does the presence of children bring safeguarding responsibilities that wouldn’t otherwise exist?

If it allows more relaxing policing I’d be for banning U14s (14 is usually the age in live entertainment). I think there’s an argument for an adult area of the ground.