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Celebrating with a bottle of champagne with the Bristol City manager - his former assistant manager - was not exactly the best look

It was our worst finish in overall league rankings. You make it sound like famous five goes on a footie trip - it was beyond grim

https://thefsa.org.uk/news/the-price-of-change-new-fa-cup-rule-stings-home-and-away-fans/ Although this is the FA Cup and I can’t find the same for the other cup it would strange given the reasoning why it doesn’t apply the same

They don’t have to agree it the rules were changed

Watford is going to be a difficult game - we look disjointed - even Robins admitted it. We need to pick up wins - and fast

The home club now sets prices without any agreement needed

My memories of regularly visiting old Trafford, Anfield, Villa Park etc were trust me far greater

League 2 was rubbish

What are concession prices in this round in other games then?

Of course it matters. What organisation alienates its customer base over anything let alone something that will actually not even maximise sales anyway. Its just stupid and ill thought out. It is basically saying a child season ticket holder is worthless if there is money to be creamed off...

Which is a spit in the eye of those who have committed to season tickets with families. Having one off attendees by pricing out committed customers is no way to go - its bonkers

It should proportionately match the season ticket pricing - Its beyond stupid not to.

Which if you are a season ticket holder its what it should be

Don't be ridiculous. I cannot remember the last time I went to see this cup (probably Old Trafford) and I will be paying £30

Then we should have stuck with that proportion of price vs adult price for season ticket holders and made it £37 for all non season ticket holders regardless of age

What is the season ticket price for a child outside the FZ?

Its not though is it? In many ways its worse as clubs are massively over spending with minimised additional revenues

£4 in 1970 is £66 now

So each team gets 45% receipts. If we charged £20 that’s £16 contribution and we’d get £7 per ticket.

They wouldn’t have £70 - it’s £56 and then I assume there is a split between both clubs in the cup tie