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It's a rise in prices or an end to the discounted rate. The facts are that it isn't expensive by L1 standards or any more expensive than prices were 4 years ago for our first season in L1, so in effect it is a real terms price cut.

It is not about the right. Football clubs like any other business are not immune from inflation.

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Never mind all that, the CT have got in early in their usual way "20% increase"

He's had a much longer period to assess the squad and players at his disposal than he had this time last year.

It's a good idea, it's basically saying the budget achieved through player sales will not vary so much if the club doesn't achieve its season ticket sale target. That said, if they get to 10k sales a season ticket would be £250, pretty good. Here comes "Why don't they just sell them all at...

What waffle.

If the price has increased, do Ticket Master charge fees on a per match basis, even for season tickets? They tend to charge admin fees for each ticket if buying multiple, so it wouldn't surprise me.

He's just making excuses for himself. He seems to believe the ideal scenario is for the club to grow their debt pile in the hope that it makes people like him attend matches.

Yes, the depressing thought is that it's really down to the fans to attend matches to fund the return to the championship. As we know with City, that just won't happen. The fans have got a myriad excuses for not going so the vicious cycle will continue. OSB's comment about the club finding its...

No, it's just a standard expectation for any public facing business.

Cole has been good when used in a central position. He has been poor when used on the wing.

1. Because Leicester have far better support than Coventry City, a greater chance of a return. 2. LCFC had a long term lease on the stadium, they weren't tenants to a 50 year leaseholder like CCFC were at the time.

The club are most likely saying this for show. Otherwise they'll be accused of being homophobic. They'll tell Stokes to be careful in future and move on.

Was having a similar conversation the other day. To try and impose a way of playing on footballers who weren't brought up to play that way is madness.

Once again, the ECHR has nothing to do with the EU

I'm still undecided but this sort of hysterical nonsense makes me feel like the thinking person might opt to stay in. On a tangible, practical level, how will Britain regain its 'greatness' post brexit? Is this idea of greatness borne from the 1950s like most of UKIP's ideals or is there a...

The European Court of Human Rights has nothing to do with the EU.

We won't have left. We're only voting to leave which will really mean the start negotiations to leave. We're not suddenly going to be a non EU member on 24 June. As for laws applying, lots of European law has been translated into British law. It won't just repeal. It will take a lengthy period...

Bitterness against Pressley. Sad as fuck.