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Great stuff. Need to keep the same pressure up now and get 2 or 3 up by half time.

Sounds a lot better than last week.

Was it Brody who suggested getting a ticketing system that linked into those paypoint terminals they have all over the place for people to pay bills on. Thought that was a good idea, people would be able to pop round the corner and buy a ticket.

Looks like SP is trying to send a message to the squad to buck their ideas up. Nothing wrong with that. Of course a win and people will says its a genius move, lose and he'll be getting stick over it but I don't have a problem with it, you can't have a performance like last week and just put the...

You never know with signings do you. People have a habit of working things so they support their arguement. Those that like SP will credit him with the good signings and Waggott gets the blame for the useless ones, those who don't like SP will tell you the opposite.

I certainly wouldn't laud Ranson or welcome him with open arms but if our choice is being homeless with SISU or as a part of a group owning us, Wasps and the Ricoh I know which one I would choose. if for no other reason than it making us a more attractive prospect for a more preferable owner...

Moving Wasps seems to rank about as well as moving us to Sixfields in terms of a good business sense. Look at the crowds they're getting now, even if everyone of them turned up, and everyone abandoned Cov RFC the stadium would still be well under a third full. However for Euro games they need a...

I get that they've got a lot to deal with and all that but how difficult is it for someone to hire a mobile unit and get it to the Ricoh on matchday. Like you say that don't shut up about lost revenues but seem to make it as difficult as possible for anyone who does want to spend a few quid.

Do the club ever approach the larger employers in the city to do bulk purchase deals with them?

Someone should let Tim and Joy know this, they don't seem able to grasp that you don't need to own the freehold.

And in Southamptons case telling SISU to get stuffed also helped!

You don't walk away, it's not a binary decision. You might however stop buying a season ticket and pick your games, the number of games you attend might decrease until you only go a couple of times a season and listen to the other games on the radio. You're still a supporter but you're not there...

Totally agree. Before Sepalla's statement through GCBTR and the rumours started by Reid I would have been up for attending an organised protest. Now I'm not so sure. If everything being said is correct it could even work out better for the club for this deal to go through. Yes we would end up...

Why are you trying to create a problem that doesn't exist and never will. It is very very simple. Football, both PL and FL, requires the club to have primacy on any potential match dates. Rugby, at any level, does not. Hence many football and rugby clubs share grounds. It really doesn't matter...

I'd take that, we could do with some good news.

You can't group all supporters together. We know there's a hardcore that will go even if we bugger off to Northampton, we know there's roughly 10K who will stick around no matter how bad the football if we're playing in Coventry. Problem is you need to get back the casual supporters or the ones...

You have to think that by far the busiest day would be matchday. Would be interesting to know the average take on matchday when we were last at the Ricoh with the shop open compared to now. They haven't even got the barrow organised yet have they?

There's much more chance of me going to see them at the Ricoh than any rugby!

Excellent, didn't take long to find a new excuse for people not to turn up.

Why is it incredible? Football, including the FL, requires primacy, rugby doesn't. Seems like a non issue to me. Besides its not as if the primacy rule was enforced when we were at Sixfields, if it was we would have played on Saturdays and Northampton would have had to move their games.