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The average gate next season will be 18k at least I'd suggest, assuming we do stay up of course 1. Post covid (hopefully) feel good factor both home and away attendance 2. General ascendancy of the club in recent years 3. Return to Ricoh on a positive deal bound It's April and as good as 8k...

He played a full season pre curtailment in league 1 last season

It wouldn't really be out of nowhere tbf, they've been below us for a lot of the season.

Robins' answer to Andy Turner was basically "mind your own business" in the politest way. I wouldn't read too much into it.

If James signs permanently we will have

Yes. We can't afford not to. I think there is some severe delusion on this board (not you Sleepy) that we're somehow in a position to upgrade multiple key positions in the team. I hope we continue to play in this aggressive style and Kelly and McFadz are a big part of that. Dike certainly knew...

I had £30 on us at 5/2 whilst I was feeling quite gloomy the other week. I don't usually bet on Cov as they always let me down and here they seem to be again

Their away record is better than their home record I think

Somebody on Twitter said that, he was wondering whether they'd somehow had it made up in case this occurred and it's been sat in a garage haha

You can hand in your notice, it's a contract of employment at the end of the day.

They've just had two games where they've barely mustered a shot on target too. Results don't just turn like that, often teams that start winning games at least show some sign of doing so beforehand.

It's getting quite ridiculous now, if it wasn't already. It's entertaining though

Dike and Woodrow not powerful?

Biamou's assist came from his own mis control. He did play OK today but he has no relationship with any player around him strangely, Walker is better in the air than him as well

The new club pays the PLC a massive royalty in licensing or some shite, easy done really

I wonder if we might see new clubs formed entirely? Touring versions of the PL 6 which sit outside of the jurisdiction of the governing bodies who presumably would be able to loan players free of any rules from their originator club?

Indeed, Sky Sports of course founded prior to the formation of the breakaway Premier League which has opened up such a chasm in football that numerous clubs have gone into administration, with some gone altogether. Crocodile tears.

I don't think a domestic fan boycott will make much difference, these teams have long since abandoned any pretence of being a club embedded into a local community. They are global brands. The ESL isn't looking to exploit existing 'markets', it's creating entirely new ones.

I think people are getting hung up on what the clubs want in competition terms, what they really want is access to as much £ as they can possibly get