I'm off to do some mushrooms so I can can come back to this thread in the right mindset.

I asked what price you would consider unreasonable?

We'll have ben live on Sky 18 times by the time we've played 44 matches. The last 2 could well be televised too which will take us up to 20. That number doesn't include the red button.

Sheff W lost at Forest Green today. It's a 4 horse race for the top two.

Poor from Kane. Gally would have buried that.

Take next season then. At what point would you say a ST in the BBE becomes unreasonably priced. What is the limit you are willing to pay? I'm only asking because you have said next seasons are reasonably priced.

Getting to the Prem would be enough on it's own to get the crowds back towards 15k-20k home fans. There aren't thousands waiting for a Venky's apology I wouldn't have thought.

The one between Sellars and Hendry is Windy Miller I think?

Agreed. 2 weeks of watching Harry Kane run round like a pensioner with arthritis, when you could be watching Sam 'the beast' Gallagher sprint round like a thoroughbred, has put me off England Internationals for life.

Brittain coming on against Sheff U cost us a Wembley semi-final.

Part-timer. With supporters like you we don't deserve to reach the play-offs.

If only Rovers were as well run as Chaddy's car.

Eh? edit: I see now what you did there 🙂

Inside view: How Blackburn Rovers' rivals view the play-off race | Lancashire Telegraph We aren't fancied to make the PO's by the journo's of our rivals.

In 1903, a roof was built on the Darwen End of the ground, at a cost of £1,680. The stand now held 12,000 spectators. In 1906, construction started on a new main stand seating 4,112 on its upper tier with a paddock for 9,320 in front with changing rooms and offices underneath, cranked at one end to follow the angle of Nuttall Street. A double tiered Riverside Stand was built in 1913, bringing the capacity of Ewood Park up to 70,886 with 7,000 seats. Ewood Park - Wikipedia Although it doesn't mention the BBE or the Riverside Terrace, I don't think the ground changed much from when the above was built up to the 1970's. The record attendance was 62,500 so 47,000 would have seemed quire roomy! What I didn't know was that the Suffragettes tried to burn the Nuttall Street stand down in 1913. They did the same at Arsenal and PNE.

Welcome to the real world some might say!

Who knows?! Off the pitch the club is an embarrassment.

I also thought that but apparently not according to people on here. However, there doesn't seem to be a deadline for an existing ST holder to claim their own seat? So a non-ST holder could conceivably rock up today at Ewood and buy a ST in an existing ST holders seat for next season and claim the 'super-saver' discount that runs until the 7th May. Either that, or they've massively fucked up their communication. Below is the bit that could be read either way: As a thank you, in appreciation for the magnificent support felt and enjoyed by the players and staff at Ewood Park this season, we’re offering a reduction in prices during a special super-saver period, which launches today and ends on Sunday 7th May, before our season finale against Millwall. Supporters are now able to secure their seat for the 2023-24 season, with £20 off last season’s early-bird headline price and £50 off our 2022-23 standard price.

What's the most you'd pay for a ST?

thanks, hadn't read your original post.

Based on what?

No idea but they had a good response at both clubs. I think ours are still too high. It's a lot of money to fork out in one go. I suppose there is the finance option. Is that interest free?

Poor from them. I suppose it's the 'Jesse Lingard' premium!

The little tricksters are leaving that unsaid to get everyone to commit early through fear of a price hike! There's nothing like transparency, and that's nothing like it.

Same as Bolton's and PNE's last summer would have been nice. About £280.