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Exactly how it should be. No one is bigger than the club

That approach from Robins is why we no longer have players in our team with an attitude problem. Since he’s been manager anyone who didn’t look as though they wanted to play for us, and looked like they wasn’t giving their all have been sent packing. Now I’m not suggesting for a second that...

If Robins was that upset about the sale he would say so. He was vocal enough about the sale of Hyam

What would be the point in that? It would just mean he’s wasted the Gyokeres money

Time to move on. Remember it’s the club we support, not individual players. He’s made his decision, and he’s gone. I wish him well but apart from that we have to now consider him irrelevant to us

I don’t know yet. Do you?

Its fine, so long as you're smart and re-invest the sales money. Gus is a Premier League quality player. We don't need Premier League quality players. We need top end Championship players. The money from his sale can (if done correctly) bring in two decent players that can compete against the...

I’d like to think the replacement is all lined up. Always really irritating when players are sold at the end of the window. Either the money goes in the owners pocket or the manager panic buys

Hopefully its a kick up the arse to any of them who thought they could put in an arrogant performance. The glimmer of hope is that the Wrexham game preceded a great run

Of course it is. Football is an emotional game. But you can't expect people to care enough to emotionally invest themselves into the club, but then not expect them to be angry when we throw away a game

Great. I'm really looking forward to being in the relegation zone for a third of the season again

But we go out of the League Cup early every season

Probably season ticket holders that have moved to sit with a mate

It’s not even that much. Standard home capacity (with the ridiculous amount of segregation) is 25.5k. Corporate makes up 3k of that.

But you’re not factoring in the corporate. Nor are you factoring in the community tickets they give out to various local sports teams. We’ve seen over the past few seasons that price impact is minimal. All the big crowds have been cat A games and all the small crowds have been cat c.

There will never be less than 20,000 home fans this season. Unless we have a horrendous season on the pitch we’ll average at least 23k - 24k

Lowest number of match day tickets sold last year was the Millwall game at around 2200. Lowest ever league crowd at the ground was against Carlisle in league 2. That night we still sold around 2000 match tickets.

Sorry but you don’t really believe that do you? When have we ever sold fewer than 500 matchday tickets??

I agree that £37 for a football ticket is taking the piss somewhat. However it’s the industry that should be getting your criticism, not us specifically as a club. £37 is not particularly expensive compared to the rest of the division

If they paid £33 for it last season, why would they not pay £37 this season? Is £4 really that much of a difference? I think if you’re living on such a tight budget that £4 is a lot then you shouldn’t be wasting money on football tickets at all