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What is a good long term deal? A good long term deal (financially) is still not particularly attractive if it means wall to wall Wasps branding, no club shop, no ticket outlet and an overwhelming sense that we're just squatting 23 times a year. The place feels less like home with every visit...

Think we're over-analyzing things a little here. I don't believe the SBT has an agenda at all. I'm not involved with the SBT, never have been, but just happen to sit next to Steve in B16 and a few others from the trust, and what is clear is that they are decent and passionate and care deeply...

TBF this is just standard practice everywhere to talk things up. I can't recall a pre-season where ST sales weren't "up on the same point last season". On that basis we should be selling the place out. Yeah, we'll sell about the same - but it might be up a touch because of the finance option...

But voted him play of the year the season before. Championship probably not the right level at this stage of his career. I always rated Baker (so did many others as we too voted him player of the year one season) but he is prone to inconsistency. Probably wouldn't want him back, not least...

No pay on the gate, ticket office closing at The Butts and no tickets to be sold at the club shop at all, even on a non-matchday. Mmmm. Get a big walk-up of say 3000, and the matchday ticket office would have to sell 25 tickets a minute in the 2 hours before kick-off. Good luck with that.

I'm looking forward to an epic week in June. Off to the Euros for final group game, fly back to watch ODI at Edgbaston, then next day off to O2 to watch Joshua. Missus is furious :p

League 1 assists: Tony McMahon Bradford City 13 Marcus Maddison Peterborough United 13 Romaine Sawyers Walsall 11 Bradley Dack Gillingham 11 Conor Hourihane Barnsley 11 Jacob Murphy Coventry City 10 Top 6 in the...

It's very easy to make the point that our change in fortunes coincided with the arrival of Cole, but let's not pretend that it was the cause. You could argue that our fall from grace started the moment that Ryan Kent left (which it did actually), but I don't see too many people blaming it on...

There isn't a single town or city where that happens.

It's not really the case, because a large portion of Nuneaton's population originate from Coventry is you go back a few generations. I remember after we won the cup CCFC flags were hanging out of windows all over the town. We've seen a bit of that with Leicester this week, but fortunately not...

Not really. People saying things like "if you'd offered me ninth before the season, I'd have taken it". That shows a startling lack of ambition. It's the third division, it's shit, and just because you have a poor season doesn't mean things can't turn around massively the following year...

Aye. Following season it was about the same. We never took advantage of that new stadium boost, whereas the likes of Leicester and Southampton did. We just went on a long downward spiral.

There has always been some, but 'full', behave.

I make 10 years ago to be 2005/06 when our average was 21,180. Better than some of the clubs he mentioned, but behind a few, but not massively. The general point stands I think. There is a huge gulf now, but back then there wasn't much in it.

But it does to an extent because of the proximity. Had it been Watford or Swansea we'd all be cheering them on. It's amazing how many Leicester fans seem to have surfaced in Nuneaton recently. That should be fertile territory for CCFC but we seem to be losing it completely.

It's not arrogance, more frustration and envy. The problem with a lot of our fans is that our expectations are not high enough. People who 'settle' for mid-table in the 3rd division should have a serious word with themselves. We are where we are because that's where we deserve to be. But for...

To some extent I don't know how much all of this matters. Clearly we want as many ST holders a possible - but actually we have easily the highest number of fans who pay on a match by match basis in the league, so our gate revenues must be pretty good. Bradford's average gate was only about...

Revenue. A lot will just pay the extra and those that won't will just move and pay the standard rate. It's just a way of generating more money. Remember this season, the 'open' areas sold out on 4 occasions and they had to start opening blocks in the north stand. Happens again next season...

You've just listed all my favourite things and made them out to be bad :D. Been in there a couple of times, was OK but all a bit sanitised. Give me an open air trough to piss in and a seat next to a toothless moron dropping the C-bomb now and again every day of the week.

I think it will be slightly more than that, but probably in that ballpark. There was a surge in sales in the lead up to Xmas this season, pre-season sales were 5800. Just making the point that we have sold 7000 STs in league one at the Ricoh before, and that was the last season when we had an...