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They got it right in terms of how they were distributed, but the timescale was off. Shouldn't have needed to shift the last few 2 days before the game. Week long priority windows were a bit pointless. Everyone buys in the first 2.5 hours of the window and we hardly sell any for next 6.5 days...

17th lowest? You're making that up no? £17m wage bill this season, and we still lose half a million a month, so player sales have to cover that to an extent, even allowing for increased commercial revenues.

Are they drinking in Nuneaton before the game?

Is there another set of supporters anywhere that is urging their own club to raise prices? It's weird and of course it is often season tickets holders calling for this as they are not impacted. Just as quick as crowds rise, they can fall again. We have a mediocre season and the demand falls...

Frustrating in the end, but left ourselves too much to do. Something about us on our travels under the lights this season. Cardiff, Hull, Albion, Plymouth, Rotherham, tonight, just 2 points from 18!

Blues was great last season, as was that QPR game. Given it wasn't a high profile game, it was incredible that day. Yesterday was up there though.

I know a few not renewing, personal reasons more than anything, but you'll always get that. A small increase would be ok, but I have to buy 4 so hope it is reasonable. I'd like to see match day prices looked at though. Up until the last two games, there have only been around 5.5K tickets...

This reverence people have for Leeds fans is comical. They're from Yorkshire, not mars. They had a 2K allocation at Watford, shouldn't they have been there filling all the empty seats? Willing to bet a few local Leeds fans will be scattered about in small numbers. There were a few Cov in the...

So to summarise. Quite a small Leeds following today, about half the number of Blues fans that came for our last 30K crowd. A few coaches stopping in Nuneaton, nothing new there, loads of Leicester did the same, as did Sunderland and others. And a handful will be in corporate, to be expected...

The length of the windows makes no sense. After today we'll barely sell another ticket for a week. By which time hotels, coaches, train tickets become harder to book or more expensive.

Seems strange that people are pointing out that there are tickets left when the number of people eligible to buy so far is lower than the size of the allocation. Of course there are. Demand for this was never going to be as high as for play off final, but these will shift in final window next...

It will be nothing like Cardiff, just as it wasn't for Leicester and Blues this season. Has any club outsung us in the last 3 seasons, even when it has been flat? I guess Cardiff was about the first time you could argue, but couldn't really hear them. SC extends to 17-18, so it's 4000-5000...

I guess it's more like 10K after ST holders at say £27 average allowing for concessions. I also imagine a lot of JSB vouchers will be used for this game so a lot of freebies, so average will be even less than that I'd imagine.

People are overthinking this. Atmosphere has gone flat for some games simply because expectancy has been raised. We're waiting for something to happen because we're expecting it. That won't be there on Saturday, so it will be bouncing. I would prefer the away fans closer, but that only...

Also Swansea, general admission sold out for that game. There actually isn't many left for saturday, pretty much what you see on the map now, about 800. Plus they may open up premium seats by dugout but that isn't many. Block 25-27 is all sold out, there have been no seats retained for potg...

A few on twitter saying it looked on. Regardless, don't think we deserved much from that game tbh, barely tested the keeper. One of them. On we go..

People trying too hard to have a pop at O'Hare. Not sure what they're expecting from him in these 10 minute cameos. Mpg for O'Hare this season is 180. Palmer it's closer to 600. Has to play for me.

Nobody is buying 'we don't give a shit' line anymore. Leicester fans pollute just about every sm announcement our club puts out. It's why you're here. That aside, while we all know the outcome that we need today. Doesn't excuse a few city fans celebrating the goal in the pub just now, although...

Exactly. Two biggest crowds this season, Wednesday and Leicester, we won. Last season, Blues at home, we won. That myth has long since been dispelled.