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I'm not sure what you mean when you say "How do you suppose the club makes the single tickets into group tickets?". So, I put my tickets up for sale, and got an email back saying they'd be made available to buy once the match had sold out. I assumed that meant that my seats wouldn't be visible to buyers until all the other seats (including the random single ones) had sold out. And I assumed it was unlikely that that would ever happen. No one really wants random single seats, especially not when we've been relegated. But strangely, despite the fixture not actually being sold out, I've now been told that my seats have sold. So it's all a bit of a mystery. I'm happy though, I'll get some money back.

I’ve just put our 3 season tickets on the resale platform for the Southampton game. We knew we couldn’t go a while ago, but it didn’t seem worth bothering trying to sell them till Vardy’s departure caused a little surge of interest. The resale web page says the tickets will go on sale when the fixture sells out. Looking on the ticket page, there are a reasonable number of tickets left but they’re mostly singles dotted around. It seems silly they don’t make groups of seats available on the resale platform , because they’d surely be more attractive than singles. All about the money I suppose.

I can’t help wondering if the club timed this announcement to get a final burst of enthusiasm from the fans, when we were all at a point of thinking we couldn’t be bothered to go again this season.

It sounds to me as if he doesn’t want to go. He admits he wants to keep playing. Championship is his level. I’m sure he’d have stayed if he’d been offered a contract. Rudkin has said no, which is why he hasn’t thanked him in the message.

Cannon has done nothing for Sheffield, so I don’t think he’d be right for us

Did I imagine it or does he thank everyone except Rudkin in that film?

I really want Arsenal to beat Ipswich. I can’t face the scousers winning the league against us.

What exactly is the Fan Engagement Network? I’m confused at where the club got the idea that digital ticketing would be extensively supported, “with little or no objection”. Every STH that I’ve spoken to is unhappy about digital ticketing, as are most STHs on here. Where is this pocket of digital fans, and how did they barge in to get their voices heard?!

I've renewed. I go with my 2 teenagers who are keen to keep going, and we're not ready to give up just yet. From what I see on this forum, there are a lot of people who've been trying to get seasons tickets for a while, so I imagine the club will still manage to sell them all. At this stage people are still hopeful that Ruud will be sacked, Rudkin maybe moved to another role, and next season will be more enjoyable. If we get stuck in the championship (or even relegated to league 1) it'll obviously be a different story. My main reservation with renewing is the digital ticketing. My eldest is at uni so he often can't come, and then my younger son brings a friend. If this turns out to be impossible from now on, I may re-think next season.

So can you download it to a different device each week?

With digital season tickets, do you download the season ticket to your wallet at the start of the season and use it for the whole season of home games? Or do you get a new download for each match?

If we’re talking non mathematically then it’s been over for weeks.

At the Liverpool game I think

I asked the club and I’ve been told the points were added prematurely, and will be re-added at the end of the season.

I’ve just checked and I’ve had the same. It shows my points added when I renewed my season ticket on 20th March, and on 29th they were removed.

I’d sack him now, and have one of the coaches as interim manager. No one can keep us up so there’s no point spending serious money now, but RVN is making the players worse with every passing day. And the fans are giving less of a shit with every passing day. At this rate, by the end of the season, we’ll have broken all the records for crapness, and the fans will barely be aware the season has ended because we’ll have completely checked out.

Yes, but only because we’ll be in the championship. If we were staying up then no. I don’t think he’s got the ability to do well with a weak team in a high league. The main value of Enzo, in my opinion, is that the players liked him.

I assume this is direct debit, so I’d probably just email them again, and cancel the direct debit.

I don’t take a clapper, I don’t sit in the west stand, and I don’t sip Bovril. I think the banner is in poor taste. You don’t have to agree with me.

Opposite side and no flask

I’m not playing cards. It’s just been on my mind today and I’ve had various thoughts about it.

I think there’s something distasteful and disrespectful about flying a banner saying King Power Out through the very airspace in which the chairman’s helicopter lost control, and people died. I’m absolutely in favour of criticising the board and the recent running of the club, and as a businessman Top should be able to take this. But telling his Dad’s company to **** off over the place where his Dad died is really poor form in my opinion.

Exactly. The original statement would get the pundits talking, which would shine a light on the club and the board. Having the footballing world talk negatively about the way a club is run might make the people at the top do some actual thinking. King Power Out will be laughed at as just a bunch of arsey fans. People who don't know the details will think we're just sulking because we're getting relegated again. No debate will be prompted, and no questions will be asked.

Can you do a "did you renew" poll on April 10th? Would be interested to compare.

We'll be a laughing stock. Guaranteed all other teams fans will think we're sad losers who can't appreciate what we've had. The media will home in on the apparent ingratitude of a fanbase who are turning on the owners, at the very ground where Vichai died. The focus will be totally shifted away from the inadequacies of management, and comparisons will be drawn with the days when flowers were laid outside the stadium. And the people at the top will just roll their eyes and think the fans don't know what they're talking about. The original message was clear, intelligent, and prompted debate and thought. King Power Out just makes us sound petulant.