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I know Leeds system is awful.

Has been done in conjunction with FSA. Has gone done well

I think LCFC match day prices are too expensive and I think Manchester United ticket prices are expensive. Neither is an acceptance of the other. I am a STH at LCFC but I wouldn’t pay £60 for a standard lcfc home game

No relationship to be made as it stands. Plenty of STH were annoyed at the increases to match ticket prices. You are looking at max 200 season ticket holders going this game who currently pay around £20-30 a game.

Allegedly James McClean in a road accident this morning

My bad - correct

Good 'un tonight tho - it's only taken six ****ing games for some jeopardy. That one of PSG or Man City are in the dump is going to be brilliant. All behind Brest tonight too

This finale to Southern Premier is going to be brilliant. Halesowen & Stratford won last night to go 1st and 2nd.

https://bbc.in/42lmkuJ Crackinf story of a family investing £143k to get Queniborough community pool back up and running

A lot of waffle about this club was saved by these owners. This club was bought by them with us 5th in the championship and a penalty shootout from a Wembley playoff final

We were going down. The club’s financial livelyhood would have been in the same dilemma as now

Been on its backside for a while and is symbolic for how student drinking has gone. Really sad given its history. I have had more than one person who've worked with who used go to the old Polytechnic and the Bowling Green is mentioned.

The 7/7 bombing doc on BBC is very good. Albeit very sad. Similar vibe to Once Upon a Time in N.Ireland/Iraq

Difficulty as a fan group is not to alienate all while maintaining an interest for how passionate some feel about it. As it stands it needs calling out and hopefully some coverage on National TV

Totally agree. Seek to be the best.

Up in the director’s box is where the finger of blame should be, and finally is, pointing. A director of football who cannot sell a player for money but can buy one like Oliver Skipp at £20million. A director of football in such deference to an owner, whose attendance at games is sporadic at best, that he daren’t sit on the front row of the director’s box without him there. A director of football who has handed long and bloated contracts to the likes of Jannik Vestergaard, Danny Ward, Hamza Choudhury and Decordova-Reid that will choke us financially for years. A chief executive who we can’t be entirely sure is still there. Last heard of in 2016 and whose approach to communicating with the club’s fans (sorry, customers) seems to be: “Don’t ask questions. Just trust me, bro”. An equal partner in the supposed ‘internal review’ that happened after the most avoidable and disgraceful Premier League relegation, but which delivered no discernible change. She will, at least, attend the Fan Advisory Board meetings, however, to stay tapped into fans’ concerns. The problem with that? The control the club exerted over the FAB selection process to temper any difficult voices getting onto it. And ultimately, an owner who has overseen the failings of both of these people. An owner who, if judged on his record from the day he took control, rather than based on the goodwill afforded to ‘the family’ or ‘the owners’ because of his dad, would be shown to be woefully short of the standard expected. An owner who, even in the aftermath of that disgraceful relegation, could only muster a letter (and I know it was likely written by the communications director, but he still must have signed it off) that essentially said: “Stop being mean to me”.

https://thefsa.org.uk/news/manchester-united-exploit-fans-loyalty-with-fourth-round-pricing/

I believe this is the case for Facebook users

Or the parachute payments - it's effectively collateral, club could still pay that debt directly if required.

28th February.

You can’t moan about being spread too lightly and then end up out of the country for five days like he did last January window. Top was complicit in that cos it was his bleeding wedding !

The line they’ve given out for ages is that Covid affected the transfer market. Which is utter bollocks considered other transfers at the time

It’s already creeking. Rumours of sponsors to Town wanting their money back etc. Even early rumours of a breakaway club made by the supporters of Town.

The day sanity left some

There’s a generation who somehow consider Bolton and Wigan as some of kind champagne marker of better times in the 2000s