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Hopefully it might make some people based in London consider their plan.

Have to agree - all the comments I've got have been along the lines of "I can't believe that this has been allowed to happen".

An extra 1,000 fans paying, say, £20 a head.... Hope we're not expecting any big fees :)

If early ticket sales go well the allocation will be increased. Football clubs are very focused on their revenues - well, except one......

Lovely sunny morning here in Shropshire!! Looking forward to 3 p.m.

Shows he has a good sense of value then :)

I think that ESB's "£2.50 and a bag of chips" is probably a more realistic valuation of the business. Perhaps even a little generous, I'd have gone for £2.50 or a bag of chips!

Plus he does have an affinity with our football club.

According to their website they're selling tickets on the day, so as long as you're not wearing colours and don't have a CCFC tattoo on your forehead you should be OK.

Seriously, that can't be their plan. If it was, SISU would have them in court for breach of copyright.

Fascinated to find out who "the main instigator of NOPM" is. Do tell.

From Fawlty Towers - Sybil: "A satisfied customer" Basil: "Should we have him stuffed?"

Women can be very difficult to please........

Bugger, also left Cardiff, Oxford and Rotherham off the list. Hadn't realised how many old grounds had gone.....

It was the footie. Lived in Bristol for a few years and saw a few games at Eastville (and Ashton Gate) when I couldn't get to City games. Remember seeing City play there in a friendly/testimonial just after Bobby Gould (ex Rovers manager) took over at City the first time. As I recall Gouldy...

As you know, initially it was about avoiding giving a share of the sale to CCFC/SISU/Otium (whichever you prefer). Increasingly it seems to be about dealing with a website that is available and working or with a ticket office that generally answers the phone.

Bugger, left Bristol Rovers off the list :facepalm:

Got me thinking about the grounds I'd been to that are no longer there - off the top of my head: Arsenal Southampton Brighton Derby Leicester Shrewsbury Bolton Walsall Chester (I think they moved?) Stoke Plus of course, Coventry!

From the Shrewsbury website - Online sales have been suspended but phone Shrewsbury Town v Coventry City Saturday 31st August On line ticket sales for this fixture have been stopped as the club have identified that away fans have been attempting to purchase tickets in home areas and the...

Ah, the spirit of Oscar Wilde lives on......