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We just gobble up what we're dished over here, fans have zero say unless there's mass protests. This is why organisations make changes in smaller increments. From clear and obvious errors to now dictating the rules of the game and becoming front and center of most post match discussions. It's just BS, affects the live experience, ignores the nuances of the game and just encourages dumbing everything down, including the skill of match day officials.

Yes of course, to get in the playoffs it's how you fair against the majority of teams in this league. If we don't fancy ourselves to beat a team in the bottom 3 then we can't really argue that we should be in the playoffs. We have to show that we want it more.

Feel for Coventry there, so much fight. Hull Ipswich is going to be a bit of quandary now, hope for a draw I guess! 🙂

Oh that was bad.

Coventry, 7 years in the making under Robins. I'd not write them off, even if Hull went a few up. Get the feeling Cov are going to score first on the break though, watching this.

We shouldn't be in playoffs if we can't beat the likes of Birmingham.

Evidence for what exactly, Did you read the full statement?

Club would sell already available casual tickets first at premium, though. The only way this would work is if they discounted all available seats in the final 24 hours prior to kickoff - at which point people will just sit and wait for those reductions and it would undermine the entire pricing and availability which as demonstrated is working better than vast majority of clubs. The logistics of managing opt-outs and linking those to specific promotional prices are vast, on top of that, what do the club do when you walk to your ST seat and there's someone sat there with a valid ticket and you're adamant you haven't opted out? Not everyone is good with technology and this would have to be an online system. What many casuals want is a bunch of seats together that doesn't cost £100, so they can make a night of it with their partner and kids and perhaps grab some food out. But usually you get 1 and 2's left over that go unsold. This is why terracing was so much better as it was just done on numbers. I wish there was an easy solution, such as free seated areas where you pay to sit in that section but there's no pre-defined seat number, and in this area season tickets are reduced and do have the 'opt out' compensation, as logistically it's much easier to manage. If there's a group of you, you just make sure to get up there early.

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They get funny if you suck on the lipstick testers in there though, so i won't be going back in for a long long time... Even if they allowed me to.

Siren going off in Connor's car right now, as he's happily perusing the meal deal range inside Sainsbury's. Paddy buried the siren 4 years back.

I'd always welcome cheaper ticket prices. But pricing is always going to be based on a supply and demand model, and in that regard there's not much to fix is there? : 'Real' Stadium attendance is a nationwide problem due to cost of living, and I think we're one of the better in that regard also. Are you suggesting the club should offer out cheap seats to casuals on the day? It'd be nice to know the relevance and point being made here.

We saw this with Sky pundits and the whole ESL debacle too, they were concerned about their relevance in the game which is what made them speak up. If they were part of the deal it would've been a completely different reaction.

Or put a counter on the big screen and clubs have to outbid each other, after each bid there's a 5 second timer and when it expires the winner gets the decision. It fits in with how the rest of the sport is built around money, and at least we're under no illusions then. It'd make the champions league final more entertaining, at the least.