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  1. It won’t be Rudkin. A lot of this will be hard work with agents as much as anything else and a good percentage of that game think Rudkin is a spanner
  2. Because I'm waiting for my brothers priority. We didn't know it was coming. Poor show AGAIN by them along with the zero announcement of Northampton cup game today going on sale. Or the lack of membership detail before tickets go on sale for home or away games. Or the lack of Members Ballot for this very popular game where the clubs much delayed priority points reform is still being put off. Easy wins for them which constantly miss.
  3. There is no rush - so why did LCFC choose to release with next to zero notice? Previously seasons the club would release away ticket details with approximately a week's notice. Therefore people can accommodate time to log-on or call when their priority slot arrivals. The e-mail I received today arrived nine minutes (1.51pm) before my priority was released. If I am busy at work, I can't buy them. Personally I've had to rejig my working day tomorrow to make sure I am online tomorrow at 8am - that's a lot easier to do with a week's notice than less than 24. If you were part of the away priority scheme, you'd have got an e-mail out of the blue today in the morning asking you to buy - so if you are the people what organises four or five of your mates, you are texting around this morning to sort. It's just really poor communication again. Particularly for a game which will be very popular
  4. Which is granted but LCFC have done no social media post or website article regards away tickets starting sale today. They can easily delay it by a few days to send all that out
  5. When they get around to announcing it On Sale now. Sale Dates Season Ticket Holders | 20 July General Sale | 27 July STH Prices (exc. booking fees) Adults £15 Seniors 65+ £10 Under 22s £10 Under 18s £8 Under 16s £5 Under 12s £3 First Floor Adults £30* Concessions: £20* General Sale Ticket Prices (exc. booking fees) Adults £20 Seniors 65+ £15 Under 22s £15 Under 18s £10 Under 16s £8 Under 12s £5 First Floor Adults £40* Concessions: £30* *Tea/Coffee/Programme/Teamsheet not included. Supporters with a Disability that are Season Ticket Holders must assign tickets to their main supporter number.
  6. It's the standard allocation now for Notts County. Same they gave Chesterfield for the playoff semi-final. Hilarious lack of notice for this though. Really bad.
  7. Incredibly weird No real hype or feeling around the team. Clearly Tuchel didn't think we performed at all. But throw in your best performance away from home potentially all time and some cracking highs alongside some utter shite. Hard to put your finger.
  8. It won't but its already surpassed Ice Hockey - and attracts big crowds than basketball (which is an absolute fortune to attend). There's a market which isn't the type of person what watches those traditional sports and the second/third generation immigrant that is more and more apparent across the US. Average crowds on the last complete recorded data MLS is around 22k, NBA is 18k, NHL is 17-18k while MLB is 30k.
  9. Curran has developed into a really good death bowler
  10. He doesn't really make sense as a no.1 cos all the Southampton fans say he can't kick and one of the reasons for their playoff promotion was Bazuna getting injured and McCarthy coming in meant they didn't **** around with the ball at the back
  11. Forgot the £5m, simply a FFP fiddle which was reflected in KDH’s agreed fee
  12. Went up by 7, 6 points deduction. If the Burnley/Everton case is used as the right for Leeds to sue, then the case immediately falls down on that alone.
  13. The players were knackered - that was always going to be the greatest challenge for England's route. The task of playing in altitude followed by Miami's heat and then going into a game which is mentally exhausting more than anything. That's up to Tuchel to find an answer - sometime that includes taking off Kane and Bellingham to get some pressing up on the front line, someone to hold it up, someone to run twenty yards with it. If England even kept possession for what 10% more of that final thirty minutes, that probably kills five to six minutes and slightly dials up the urgency on Argentina. Egypt and Cape Verde both told us the way to play against Argentina in that scenario because their line is far too high for their centre backs to deal with. Both of whom England had got on yellow cards. Simply no intelligence on or off the pitch.
  14. I'm really not. I've literally typed two posts this morning about the tactics. The failure to push Argentina further up the pitch. England playing into Messi's hands whom has a long history of playing precisely that game of a low break he has to try and break down. However, the officiating in the first twenty minutes five minutes was extremely lenient. The Enzo Fernandez elbow/punch was mentioned on broadcasters such as Mexican TV, so it's certainly been noted by neutrals(Hernandez from Mexico notably criticising it). Philippe Auclair, a chap I think is absolutely spot on when it comes to football opinion and of course French laid out his distaste for those Argentine tactics pre-match.
  15. For sixty minutes they’d done a cracking job of just keeping Argentina away largely from the 18 yard box. Spain the previous night absolutely neutralised Mbappe by keeping the ball at one end of the pitch. They’d got Messi playing in midfield. Conceding the terrority like that gave Messi the literal game he’s played about 800 times in his life having a low block defence. You the GOAT in his familiar position. We were so thick. Argentina must have played a short corner about six times cos Messi wanted an angle on his cross. We never once did anything about it
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