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Agree, Eccles has significantly improved and if he can learn to release the ball quicker when he wins it or has it at his feet and importantly pick the right passes, he will be an even bigger asset for the club.

Luton could still finish second!

As in issue 32,000 shares for 1000 each and give the supporters back 1500 per share when we reach the premiership?

I find it very odd that such a serious topic is being debated through the lens of Mr Walkers crisps! From my perspective there appear to be a number of legitimate perspectives that are both not entirely wrong 1. We should as a rich nation open our socierty to provide refuge for some people...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64913260 What would our safety group make of this!! Wonder if Man Utd (who there is lots of footage on social media of their fans throwing bottles etc in to the away end) will do a out it?

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcqfjkq3z#?date=2023-03-10 Cold but only 10% rain before the game.

Hope you have an enjoyable birthday :)

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I think this is the point that needs to be justified by the SAG. People like to think that restrictions on their freedom to decide where to sit is based on logical conclusions supported by evidence. What we are currently seeing is CCFC adopting methodologies that don't seem to be applied at...

I think (being charitable) it's because the club's or more specifically those who advise them are risk adverse to say the least. At worst it's because they are clueless about best practice in large stadia and authoritarian.

It's an absolute joke. Nearly every single premiership club sells out and like our game vs Huddersfield the stewarding separates fans. Give idiots space to move into and they normally do. That is why Derby last season and Luton this season to name 2 I can immediately recall advanced towards our...

If the kids are big enough to see when stood on seats that's a great option. I feel the issue is that its ambiguous at every away game and there needs to be clarity. Perhaps all away games should be 'officially' sit where you like with clear guidance that the front 2 rows are reserved for those...

I suspect it will pick up significantly this week as people process the wins and think about plans for next weekend. I suspect a decent walk up too if its not raining. Some marketing highlighting its our only game this month should help those on the fence to come along. With Hull beating West...

I know people who would like to take their kids to more away games but they would not be able to see. I personally want to stand but I would also support a seating zone in the first 2 rows for people who want to sit as they are elderly or have a young family.

The Newcaslt goalkeeper who was MOTM vs West Brom for Hull tonight Darlow Joy might be one to keep an eye on. In the post match interview he was very no committal about plans past the end if this season.

If they don't rearrange the Christmas party as they promised this will be a really bad look on the club. They have not held one since 2019 I think!! I am happy to write a letter if someone with an appropriate contact can DM me so I can share the text with them to send on. All the club need to...

Agree the sums are not that significant in the grand scheme of things and an away draw at Old Trafford would net us far more. Also a decently full stadium creates an atmosphere people want to come back to and the opposite is also true.

Facebook opinions can sometimes be as incohersnt as graffiti on the inside of toilet doors!

Starting seems a bit of a strange suggestion given the options we still have available, maybe from the bench is a more likely scenario?

Are you Boddy in disguise 😂