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[quote user="Lessingham Canary"].....and smith must score There was someone on here yesterday saying that his ticket was going up. I did notice that the freeze applies to general admission tickets so he must be getting stiffed in the corporates. ( must be a joke in there somewhere....) I would be very surprised, I have some corporate tickets as well as our own seats, and haven''t heard anything, but I am meeting the club next weekto discuss, and as always its down to what you negotiate on these things, and want from your package.[/quote] Yes, that was me and I''m not a happy customer! To me they seem to be taking advantage of the corporates - this is the third season in a row my ticket has increased whilst the rest of the ground has been frozen although this is a huge increase % compared to previous years.

I wasn''t suggesting that''s the figure across the board, I accept they can increase corporate areas more but I would expect an increase everywhere to some extent.

I sit at the back of the south stand, my season ticket is in the corporate area although I don''t get the extras, it''s ''seat only''. My price increase may be a little higher than other parts of the ground for this reason but I would expect price rises all round.

Deadly serious.

Got my renewal papers through yesterday with a 12.5% price increase..

McNally confirmed tonight there will be approx 800 extra seats going infront of the hotel in the corner by start of next season with a survey on expansion of city stand underway

Sorry mate, I was there too and I certainly didn''t get the impression he''s staying - the speeches made by Alan Bowkett, David McNally and Lambert himself did nothing to point to him staying - if he was staying he''d say it, he didn''t (& the others all commented on a ''plan b'' should he leave) so I believe, as much as I don''t want it to happen that if a better job offer comes up he will take it - and if it does, good luck to him.

It was originally due to be on Saturday at 3pm, then got selected for Sky in December and moved to 5.30pm. Then when it was moved again a few weeks later to Sunday it was not going to be on Sky due to West London derby and Carling Cup. So, in short - it was never meant to be on Sky tomorrow

BBC Radio Norfolk have commentary rights for this season but as it stands, this is the last year of their deal. They are in negotiations with the club at the moment to extend it - I doubt the club will go down the route of ''online only'' commentary seeing as half of the county as poor internet speeds. As for the BBC having rights on all Premier League club commentry - that isn''t correct, the rights can be sold as the club wishes (eg: I believe Manchester United''s commentary is shared by a couple of commercial stations in that area)

Yes it is true, I asked about it at the end of season dinner on Sunday night. All but Lansbury & Pacheco are going to Vegas for the weekend on Friday.

I can''t help think that if Ipswich tonked them 6-0 away and Swansea 3-0 at home then we should be capable of replicating something similar to that scoreline and if they parked the bus in those games then they clearly didn''t park it very well!

The game in question is a home game...That''s 2 home Saturday games that have been moved now (Bristol City to a Monday and Notts Forest to a Friday)  that leaves only 3 more including tomorrow left before the end of the season (omitting possible playoff game)

They have a contract to show a certain amount of shows a year and as all of today''s games are re-arranged fixtures due to being postponed previously, they cannot be shown as highlights on the FL show tonight but there should be highlights on the website on Monday

Presumably if all these players are on loan then we''re not paying their wages? Not in full anyway - maybe that money saved is going towards another player.

According to his Twitter it''s his day off so as Arsenal are travelling upto Leeds for the game tonight, I think it''s a safe bet he won''t be featuring this evening.

Ruddy - 8  (made a few really good saves when required but all in all, didn''t really have much to do)R. Martin - 9 Barnett - 7 Whitbread - 7 Drury - 7 Fox - 9Crofts - 8 Lansbury - 6 (thought he struggled to get a rhythm going today)Hoolahan - 8 Holt - 7 (was fairly quiet compared to recent games but effort was there as usual)Martin - 6toss up between R Martin & Fox for MOTM

Someone has probably said this on another thread but from what I can see Burnley have taken down last nights statement on their website.. embarrassed?

Staying

Sky seemed pretty sure Paul Jewell was about to walk in to the press conference and be announced as the manager but Ipsh*t chief exec saying it''s not a done deal - they do jump the gun sometimes

No - this makes me feel more nervous than before. He had the opportunity to nip it in the bud and he hasn''t, we don''t know what he''s thinking but by that you''d have to say he''s interested or he''d have said otherwise.

''On 25 July 2010, he and team mate Scott Doe committed themselves to Dagenham, by signing new three year contracts''I know contracts don''t always mean much these days but it would be odd that he signed a 3 year deal in the summer and is off in the next transfer window.

It wouldn''t suprise me if they schedule the postponed Palace away game for that night! Nice to see Arsenal practically giving the tickets away for the game against Ips*it

I don''t agree that promotion hinges on who signs in the transfer window. I don''t actually think we need to sign many because we have so many out injured that once they come back we''ll have a strong enough squad to stay where we are in the table - the likes of Surman and Whitbread for example will be like new signings if they can stay fit once they return properly. I think we need a cover for Russell Martin as a priority and to sign up Lansbury until the end of the season and we''ll have enough in my opinion.. maybe i''m controversial, who knows!

Ruddy - 9R Martin - 9Drury - 8Whitbread - 8Nelson - 8Crofts - 7Smith - 7Hoolahan - 9C Martin - 8Wilbraham - 7Holt - 8

I can''t understand why he wouldn''t now stay until the end of the season - if anything this injury helps that cause because he''s only featured in a few games and therefore the loan spell so far has been pretty unsuccessful from that point of view. It''s not going to benefit him or Arsenal if he went back, or went to a different club on loan so unless either we don''t want him or can''t afford to contribute to his wages then i''d be suprised if it''s not announced next week that it''s being extended to the end of the season.