Sorry, you have lost me. Nice pic though

Most clubs are in the same boat though and some still getting good crowds. Interesting to see though that Newcastle are struggling, they used to always get full houses or close enough. The red button or the pub, pint and fire is just too convenient for some.

Could only see one winner between Fury and Joshua

I have a severe gambling problem I never win!

Would hopefully fill grounds, but it would obviously need to be reciprocated

I don't think fans from Plymouth should have to pay the same as Sunderland fans for a game against Newcastle. Even if it's a fiver or a tenner less, it's a few pints or a burger, fuel for the car, whatever.

I know, I am one. It's not an exact science, but it's the best I can come up with.

Well, you would have to use the location of the away clubs stadium or something like that.

Indeed. I think people were implying that if Mowbray got us to the play-offs, but lost, Venkys might sack him as they are clueless. I mean ,as you say, absolutely no negatives for the manager who gets promoted, at worst it's a new contract and a pay off when they are inevitably sacked whilst struggling in the Premier league.

I mean that's how much tickets are for games pretty much everywhere. Jesus it's more than that for an Ireland game and they should really be paying us to go. It's €50 I think. Although I'm a glutton for punishment so get a season ticket, premium though so I can go to the bar for some medication as I choose I think that's the nub of it you touch on, it's about flogging season tickets. I mean they are pretty feckin reasonable price wise. The thing is though, it's a bit outlay for some all the same. Plus, we were pretty frustrating last season. It would be interesting to see how they would sell if we had a great season, ie got to the play-offs.

No, obviously there isn't. It's crazy stuff...

Oh don't be talking like that and getting my hopes

Used to go out with a girl with that name. She wasn't great at football.

They will definitely sack him the week before, that's how things always are for us

Leicester won the Premier league with it, so I think there is still a place for it with the right players. I think we play a variation of it to be fair, although that is debatable I suppose...

With the red button on sky, it doesn't really make sense You would think clubs could alter their price for away fans depending on how far they have to travel

I don't know why people need excuses, but I am sure people do use them. To think they don't is naive. It happens over here for GAA all the time. Stuff like "oh I wont go as long as so and so is the manager" No, you won't go cos your a lazy sod, who is all talk! You spend your money on booze, fags and gambling! There are people like that. Honestly, the pricing thing is a bit of an excuse. It seems people focus on the Cat A tickets, but I always see great deals online for multi-game packages. Also, comparative to other teams in the division, they are average price, or cheaper. Also the £3 "Waggot tax" should be abolished, but is that really reason not to go? Genuinely. I do think initiatives like happy hour , 2 for 1 on pints, raffles, giveaways and general entertainment could be better.

No, it was 100% said that he literally wanted to plod along because doing anymore would raise expectations and therefore make him more likely to be sacked if it went belly up. Which was a silly thing to say as he has actually stated he wants to get in the play-offs!

Unpopular opinions 1 Tosin, best Centre half we have had since Duffy. No, no stop throwing stuff at me, I'm leaving , I'm leaving

Should an upturn in form and decent football not be enough to entice some back though? I have read people give reasons for not attending such as poor football and poor results. If this run continues and crowds remain stagnant, could it be deducted, that these were just excuses?

Be interesting to see how that plays out

I think it's splitting hairs because the stuff about him wanting to plod in mid-table to add to his pension pot would , in my opinion, be borderline alluding to a form of corruption Secondly, some of the stuff I read here, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if someone outright said it. All in the minority to be fair. I 100% agree that it's a term that should be kept for someone like Kean, with a few choice words added before and after it!

Linked with Brewster at liverpool. Not a position it would appear we need someone,but my pool supporting friends said he is deadly. A few extra goals from anywhere could make a huge difference

Like disagree with you again? Splitting hairs about what was said. I read some very nasty attacks on his character. Some have put their hands up, some waiting a bit longer, which is their prerogative. Others unwilling to backtrack or give credit where it is due. The majority just critical of performances and his stubborn ways. Hopefully the future is bright. It's interesting how much quieter things are here post wise, particularly in match threads, when things are going well. Fans do like venting.

Scottish international football is like the hotel California it seems.... 100% he should have to pick at this stage. Is he out of contract here in the summer?