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Looks like it. I suppose it depends how much we’ve sold in corporate

Yes. They’ve still held them back. About 1900 tickets

The pay on the gate ones?

Block 4 opened up now

Do away clubs have to pay for any unsold tickets that they request? If not I never understand why away teams don't just always demand the full allocation?

I’d have thought so. Those two blocks have about 1900 seats in them

People must’ve been fairly pleased with how we played today, as ticket sales for the Boro game have continued at a healthy rate

1 loss in 24 games

Probably better for the club financially though

How many have sold?

I don’t see why they wouldn’t. They only avoid selling in those blocks to allow pay on the gate.

Standard home allocation is 25300. The two closed blocks 26&27 have about 1900 seats. So depending on where hospitality sales are I don’t see that many empty seats.

It’ll be way more than that. Looking at that map home ticket sales are already at about 21-22k.

😂😂 Speaking of which, have I missed the official release of the away kit yet? The one the players will actually need in 3 days time?

I know I sound like a stuck record, but off the pitch this club is still a league 1 or 2 outfit. It’s pathetic

Nor would Sisu have held out for £20m. They’d have sold him for about £9m

Is a £4 increase a lot? I don’t think it’s particularly bad

What I actually am impressed by is the modest way in which all this is being done. When Sisu took over, and they had that brief spell of buying players (probably totalled no more than £4m), Ray Ranson as their mouthpiece was shouting from the rooftops as to how benevolent they were. And even...

Yep. Entrance to the ground was at the end of Highfield Road, Thackhall street was just a footpath then. Interestingly the entrance to the previous ground (which covered where Mowbray street is now) had its entrance at the end of Catherine Street (basically where the turnstiles for the Family...