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I’m sorry, but the family zone is already ridiculously cheap. For an adult it’s £10.86 a game and for my brother (U18) it’s £4.35. The family zone can’t just keep being extended - people who are interested should’ve been on the website as soon as the tickets were released. I logged on as soon...

I’m certainly not devaluing him. If he had another year on this contract, my asking price would be £35-40m comfortably. He’s the best striker I’ve had the pleasure of watching for Cov and I believe he’ll make a good Prem striker. It’s undeniable that his conversion rate isn’t the best - 13.2%...

Certainly not the point I was making. It’s more of a consideration for Gyokeres’ potential suitors i.e. if they struggle to create chances perhaps they need to find a more clinical striker.

Potentially, Gyokeres missed the most clear cut chances this season and last by a significant margin. However, he also had the lowest xG of the top scorers in the league which suggests his chances were ‘harder’. He’s still developing as a player so there’s no reason he cannot be a solid 10-15...

Which Sporting Lisbon are trying to do but they don’t have the financial clout. A Prem team will pay £15m for him comfortably. The Championship is as good test for strikers hoping to make the step up. Toney, Mitrovic and Watkins have all made big impacts in recent seasons. The only red flag...

He’s contracted to us and it’s up to us to decide what we sell him for. From his POV, I’m sure he want to make the step up because he’s ready, but with all the teams that are mooted as being interested… we’ve got leverage. In comparison, because the interest in Hamer is not so obvious, we don’t...

It makes it easier for the club to police the new season ticket system in relation to juniors tickets.

Optimistically, the European teams will come in and hit a benchmark figure the Premier league teams will beat. Say £15m to start before the financial clout of the Premier teams compete for his signature. Again, if there's multiple suitors for him, it bodes well for us because we can hold out...

Just got mine and my brother’s season ticket in the family zone. £350 for both is an absolute steal!

Gyokeres won’t be that fussed. The absolute worst case scenario for him is that he has to spend one more season here before walking to whoever he wants next summer. Robins was optimistic about this transfer window before we even made the playoffs. He knows the score. If Sporting Lisbon are...

I remember when we signed Blair Adams in L1 in MR’s first spell it was rumoured to be a 45% sell-on fee. Considering we allegedly paid close to £1m for Gyokeres, I hope we wouldn’t give up 30% of the next fee. 30% of any profit would be more realistic which is worrying for us because we’re...

I just can’t see a scenario where we tie Gyokeres to a new deal. Happy to be proven wrong!

Wake up Pete, you’re having a wet dream again…

No point in delaying the inevitable unless we're getting more money for Gyokeres. €20m is a good starting point and I expect the Prep teams to muscle Sporting Lisbon out of a deal with ease. Anything above £20m is a reasonably good deal. The likes of Watkins, Toney and Mitrovic have proven they...

If so, it’s probably worth cashing out on him. We’ve got to be thinking as lean as possible to squeeze our budget to the maximum. Having two younger players with a higher ceiling is absolutely the move we should be making!

He is also 19-20 so that leadership / vocal / commanding skills will be developed as he progresses.

Agreed and as far as I’m concerned, the product will sell itself. It’s no secret that when there’s a good vibe around the club we sell more tickets.

The club have explained the delay, so I guess everyone can avoid panicking and just buy their season tickets when they’re available.

I haven’t read the club website, but it’s obvious stuff and people are fretting about it all. If our ticket office is closed, we can’t really sell tickets, can we? We didn’t have a ground confirmed to play in next season until the 28th April when the deal was announced. Which is why references...

We won’t be changing formation any time soon. The formation we play is balanced and flexible, which allows MR to adapt a style of play to the needs of the team/game. Playing variations of 5-3-2/3-4-1-2/3-4-2-1 does seem to be in fashion in English football as a whole. Wingers can be expensive...