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Bradford are one of the more creative clubs when it come to ticket pricing, they also do flexi cards, basically you pay £50 a year and get half price match day tickets I think

Yep, hopefully more teams will follow there lead. I suspect the price drop is largely driven by the need to fill 20,000 more seats at the Olympic Stadium though.

Our cheapest works out about £12 a game I think

The AL said it comes from this note The person who said it before was Chris West apparently He claimed there had been prejudice against Sisu and that council finance director Chris West later said in a minuted meeting that "hell would freeze over" before the Ricoh was sold to Sisu...

Yep the original post I was replying too was asking if we lose both of our games would 52 points be enough so I was working under the assumption Crewe would beat us and several scenarios if we finished on 52. I think 52 will be enough now myself but not 100% definitely

Basically only one of the teams inside the relegation zone need to overtake us if teams who are outside of the relegation but currently below also overtake us. So only one of Notts County, Leyton Orient or Colchester need to win all there remaining fixture if Crewe, Crawley and Port Vale all...

Not quite, only one of them need to win both matches if Crewe get the required point to overtake us in there final game. Assuming we lose both matches and Port Vale get 1 point from the final two matches.

If you assume we lose both games then Crawley will overtake us, assume Port Vale will get the one point they need to overtake us. That leaves Colchester, Notts County, Leyton Orient, Crewe and Coventry fighting for 3 relegation spaces. So we need to be in the top 2 of the 'league' of 5 of which...

Rochdale Goal!

I got my football thread and non football threads mixed up

Lets face it, the council screwed the club because of its feud with SISU. Whether it was justified or not based on SISU's actions is another story.

Yep I had always been under the impression that the council would sell ACL to CCFC when the club was in a position to buy, looking back now I don't believe the council ever had any intention of selling it back to the club or anyone pre rent strike.

True, they could have done that. But do you honestly think IF they had done that we would have the Ricoh now? Because I don't. I for one don't believe the council ever had any intention of selling the Ricoh to anybody before the rent strike happened, they were backed into a wall by SISU's...

I wouldn't say so, he's been talking like he intends to stay for the most part since he's arrived but I think Mowbray is just being professional, preparing for preseason and summer as if he will be here despite nothing being close to even being finalised.

Same here l guess somewhere along the line we've ticked a box saying we didnt want to receive offers or something or it got to set to that by default

There training facilities and academy is still in London aren't they, they are looking at building one in Coventry though (I'm still convinced they will end up at the Higgs kicking CCFC academy out)

If results go out way tomorrow I think we're safe, if Orient or Notts win then we still need a point to secure safety.

The chairman of Coventry RFC says the club were “surprised” to hear that Wasps planned to play some home fixtures on the Saturday. Jon Sharp says the Butts Park Arena outfit had been told their new neighbours would play their home games on a Sunday for the whole of next season. Wasps RFC now...