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I imagine it would fall under the rule that they have to be given facilities equal to home fans.

“At least it won’t be a soulless bowl”

You’ll be retired by then so will have the spare time to travel back for the games. What else are you going to spend your time doing?

It’ll be at least 27k I reckon (more if it’s a good season). We’ll overtake Norwich in terms of support who everyone on here used to idolise

Early bird ends next week. We’re at least 2k up on where we were at that stage last season

Haha. I did say only a portion

Still two months until the season starts. I think we’ll hit 21k. Average should be at least 27k next season

Sorry to put it in such a cold way, but what percentage of our fans do we think die each year? A portion of that 10% will be that

We can see they're selling well though

People are just excited for the new season. Its not a bad thing

No, not Best. One of the most frustrating players I've ever watched. Constantly offside because he couldn't be arsed to run back

Gunnarsson always seemed to have personal issues affecting his play

They physically can’t as they have to leave enough room for large FA cup followings. Also other clubs that regularly sell out have found that support almost becomes a closed shop, where it’s hard to develop the next generation of fans

Great if you’re a family of 1!

I wouldn’t be surprised if the club are working out what the cap should be, then they’ll announce numbers. If we’re close to it they’ll be hoping to create a bit of panic buying

You been up all night counting?

We've almost certainly matched last seasons total already I'm not sure how anyone would consider that to be worse than expected

Depends what proportion of those ST are non corporate. Non corporate home capacity is about 25.5k now, so 22k standard ST sold would mean 3k standard tickets left

Maybe its U-14's wouldn't see anything if everyone is stood up?

Cardiff wasn't that bad anyway. In the second half when the team showed some fight the crowd responded