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Based on the information about the NFC saying it had increased by 4 fold means that the season before there was 1,617 STH holders who had digital tickets so 4,852 opted to not to pay the £25 fee Using the same amount of total STH (22,549) for the 23/24 season 92.8% (20,932) had a card and 7.2% (1.617) opted for digital tickets for current season 24/25 total STH(22,549) Physical Card Holders (9,885 Paid): 43.8%, Physical Card Holders (6,195 Free Concessions): 27.5%, Mobile NFC Users (6469): 28.7% If everyone of the concessions chose a physical card then 71.3% of Total STH has a physical card compared to 92.8% the previous season

Of the 22,549 Season Ticket Holders for 2024/25, 9,885 opted for a physical card at a £25 fee, with a further 6,195 Concessions eligible for a free physical card. The continued adoption of Mobile Tickets has seen notable additional uptake, with a total of 6,469 Mobile Season Ticket Holders using NFC (Near Field Communications) for the new Premier League season - a four-fold increase on last season.

Having looked at the apparent injuries on transfermarket, it’s a couple of muscle injuries and his biggest one an hamstring injury which if the dates are correct then could have appeared to have been avoided

Which is the wrong decision then as it was just a trip, also according to what the commentators said who was listening to the VAR state it was given for a rake down the Achilles which never even happened, guess we will find out at some point as it’s bound to appear on the Howard Webb show

Although I didn’t think it was a red, It wasn’t the worse decision ever and I don’t even think it was the worse decision of the weekend either, the red card in the Rangers v Dundee united game was also a strange moment, my opinion is that it will get rescinded otherwise they are potentially setting a precedent that a cynical trip is a red card

Not really, the press often sit on these things until a prime time to unleash the story to get the most clicks, we don’t know when the interview was recorded, it could have been 2 weeks ago or it could have been yesterday

I don’t condone the drug taking in any way but again it’s the elephant in the room, how is there still not an openly gay player in Men’s professional football in England? Is it the fans fault? Is it because the abuse will be endless just look at the chant that Vardy gets every single game about his wife why is there an apparent stigma to being gay in the sport on the men’s side? does it make the player any better or worse? The latest UK census shows on average 1 in 33 people consider themselves to be gay but in 92 professional Mens’s clubs in England we haven’t got an openly gay player

At the last game in the shop, they had 2 signed shirts on the right hand side when you queued for the till it was the section where they have all the recent Vardy collection, they was priced at £500 each

I was expecting a lot more to be closer then most of you crazy lot, some of the distances are madness, as for me I almost live on the Door step, I could watch the 12:30 game at home, make it to the game, stay till the end and make it back home for the 17:30 game

The only thing this does is give Arsenal fans another thing to complain about with Oliver, he sent Martinelli off showing him 2 yellows at the same time, sending Trossard off for delaying the game and now this one

Studs up above the ankle is what VAR are saying apparently, I really don’t see it as a red card and I don’t even understand why it’s being debated

Very typical Can’t say it is deserved either, Sheff U had a goal ruled out for offside but nobody can see where it is but the linesman, would have made it 1-1

Going Prague for the first time beginning of April so any hints or tips appreciated

It must of been the 3rd round in 2018 as that is the only Man united game since 2005 that hasn’t been selected for broadcast in the UK in the FA Cup

From 2005 to last season they was selected 91 times out of 92 possibilities just in the FA cup alone 1. January 19, 2005 Third round replay vs Exeter City (A) 2-0 2. January 29, 2005 Fourth round vs Middlesbrough (H) 3-0 3. February 19, 2005 Fifth round vs Everton (A) 2-0 4. March 12, 2005 Sixth round vs Southampton (A) 4-0 5. April 17, 2005 Semi-final vs Newcastle United (Millennium Stadium) 4-1 6. May 21, 2005 Final vs Arsenal (Millennium Stadium) 0-0 (lost 4-5 on penalties) 7. January 8, 2006 Third round vs Burton Albion (A) 0-0 8. January 18, 2006 Third round replay vs Burton Albion (H) 5-0 9. January 29, 2006 Fourth round vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (A) 3-0 10. February 18, 2006 Fifth round vs Liverpool (A) 0-1 11. January 7, 2007 Third round vs Aston Villa (H) 2-1 12. January 27, 2007 Fourth round vs Portsmouth (H) 2-1 13. February 17, 2007 Fifth round vs Reading (H) 1-1 14. February 27, 2007 Fifth round replay vs Reading (A) 3-2 15. March 10, 2007 Sixth round vs Middlesbrough (A) 2-2 16. March 19, 2007 Sixth round replay vs Middlesbrough (H) 1-0 17. April 14, 2007 Semi-final vs Watford (Villa Park) 4-1 18. May 19, 2007 Final vs Chelsea (Wembley) 0-1 19. January 5, 2008 Third round vs Aston Villa (A) 2-0 20. January 27, 2008 Fourth round vs Tottenham Hotspur (H) 3-1 21. February 16, 2008 Fifth round vs Arsenal (H) 4-0 22. March 8, 2008 Sixth round vs Portsmouth (H) 0-1 23. January 4, 2009 Third round vs Southampton (A) 3-0 24. January 24, 2009 Fourth round vs Tottenham Hotspur (H) 2-1 25. February 15, 2009 Fifth round vs Derby County (A) 4-1 26. March 7, 2009 Sixth round vs Fulham (A) 4-0 27. April 19, 2009 Semi-final vs Everton (Wembley) 0-0 (lost 2-4 on penalties) 28. January 3, 2010 Third round vs Leeds United (H) 0-1 29. January 9, 2011 Third round vs Liverpool (H) 1-0 30. January 29, 2011 Fourth round vs Southampton (A) 2-1 31. February 19, 2011 Fifth round vs Crawley Town (H) 1-0 32. March 12, 2011 Sixth round vs Arsenal (H) 2-0 33. April 16, 2011 Semi-final vs Manchester City (Wembley) 0-1 34. January 8, 2012 Third round vs Manchester City (A) 3-2 35. January 28, 2012 Fourth round vs Liverpool (A) 1-2 36. January 5, 2013 Third round vs West Ham (A) 2-2 37. January 16, 2013 Third round replay vs West Ham (H) 1-0 38. January 26, 2013 Fourth round vs Fulham (H) 4-1 39. February 18, 2013 Fifth round vs Reading (H) 2-1 40. March 10, 2013 Sixth round vs Chelsea (H) 2-2 41. April 1, 2013 Sixth round replay vs Chelsea (A) 0-1 42. January 5, 2014 Third round vs Swansea City (H) 1-2 43. January 4, 2015 Third round vs Yeovil Town (A) 2-0 44. January 23, 2015 Fourth round vs Cambridge United (A) 0-0 45. February 3, 2015 Fourth round replay vs Cambridge United (H) 3-0 46. February 16, 2015 Fifth round vs Preston North End (A) 2-0 47. March 6, 2015 Sixth round vs Arsenal (H) 1-2 48. January 9, 2016 Third round vs Sheffield United (H) 1-0 49. January 29, 2016 Fourth round vs Derby County (A) 3-1 50. February 22, 2016 Fifth round vs Shrewsbury Town (A) 3-0 51. March 13, 2016 Sixth round vs West Ham (H) 1-1 52. April 13, 2016 Sixth round replay vs West Ham (A) 2-1 53. April 23, 2016 Semi-final vs Everton (Wembley) 2-1 54. May 21, 2016 Final vs Crystal Palace (Wembley) 2-1 55. January 7, 2017 Third round vs Reading (H) 4-0 56. January 29, 2017 Fourth round vs Wigan Athletic (H) 4-0 57. February 19, 2017 Fifth round vs Blackburn Rovers (A) 2-1 58. March 13, 2017 Sixth round vs Chelsea (A) 0-1 59. January 5, 2018 Third round vs Derby (H) 2-0 – NOT TELEVISED IN UK 60. January 26, 2018 Fourth round vs Yeovil Town (A) 0-4 61. February 17, 2018 Fifth round vs Huddersfield (A) 0-2 62. March 17, 2018 Quarter-final vs Brighton (H) 2-0 63. April 21, 2018 Semi-final vs Tottenham (Wembley) 2-1 64. May 19, 2018 Final vs Chelsea (Wembley) 0-1 65. January 5, 2019 Third round vs Reading (H) 2-0 66. January 25, 2019 Fourth round vs Arsenal (A) 1-3 67. February 18, 2019 Fifth round vs Chelsea (A) 0-2 68. March 16, 2019 Quarter-final vs Wolves (A) 2-1 69. January 4, 2020 Third round vs Wolves (A) 0-0 70. January 15, 2020 Third round replay vs Wolves (H) 1-0 71. January 26, 2020 Fourth round vs Tranmere (A) 0-6 72. March 5, 2020 Fifth round vs Derby (A) 0-3 73. June 27, 2020 Quarter-final vs Norwich (A) 1-2 74. July 19, 2020 Semi-final vs Chelsea (Wembley) 1-3 75. January 9, 2021 Third round vs Watford (H) 1-0 76. January 24, 2021 Fourth round vs Liverpool (H) 3-2 77. February 9, 2021 Fifth round vs West Ham (H) 1-0 78. March 21, 2021 Quarter-final vs Leicester (A) 3-1 79. January 10, 2022 Third round vs Aston Villa (H) 1-0 80. February 4, 2022 Fourth round vs Middlesbrough (H) 1-1 (lost 7-8 on penalties) 81. January 6, 2023 Third round vs Everton (H) 3-1 82. February 28, 2023 Fourth round vs Reading (H) 3-1 83. March 1, 2023 Fifth round vs West Ham (H) 3-1 84. March 19, 2023 Quarter-final vs Fulham (H) 3-1 85. April 23rd, 2023 semi-final vs Brighton (Wembley) 0-0 (7-6) 86. June 3rd, 2023 Final vs Manchester City (Wembley) 1-2 87. January 8th, 2024 Third round vs Wigan (A) 0-2 88. January 28th, 2024 Forth round vs Newport county (A) 2-4 89. February 28th 2024 Fifth round vs Nottingham Forest (A) 0-1 90. March 17th 2024 Quarter-final vs Liverpool (H) 4-3 91. April 21st 2024 Semi-final vs Coventry (Wembley) 3-3 (4-2) 92. May 25th 2024 Final vs Manchester city (Wembley) 2-1

Guarantee it won’t be there, the premier league are still urging clubs to try and do at least one fully digital premier league game this season to fulfill its own criteria

He was the name currently Hot in the press obviously the cheaper option as he brought no staff with him

You’re brave in giving 10 minutes

I don’t get his role in this team, he slow on the attack, doesn’t or can’t track the full back, he just doesn’t offer anything in his current role

They will both be on as substitutes at some point, RVN seems to have an habit of changing CB’s during a game

Doesn’t mean he’s leaving as we can still loan players just not currently from the premier league

Man city drop a 2 goal lead

Molla Wagué says hello

The only other thing you missed was waiting outside in large queues had you been on time

was in '96, it was my first game at Filbert Street