So what’s your point? We had crap sales 7 or so years ago - I.e when we first dropped to c8k under Coyle, we are back there now (despite three seasons out of four towards the top end of the league). Bonuses all round, I’m sure! 👏

Yep, yet another one under this regime a country mile out their depth strutting around the lounges in their club tie.

Stakeholder 🚨 I find K-Hod on the FF (pulling together ideas from this place) and WATR (I’m a member) already do raise good ideas re ticketing so are representing me very well, but thanks for the suggestion. Tell you what though, for someone that a month or so ago was saying our commercial operation was crap it hasn’t taken you much to fall back in line - anybody would’ve thought we’d turned a corner on that score instead of being days from the early bird deadline with a pathetic 7,500 STs sold.

You what? I don’t work for the club, why the bloody hell should I be thinking of their financing packages. (But actually I do provide them with ideas anyway, as plenty at the club are avid readers of the board - Hi Yasir 👋

Would anybody have any particular issue if Carter went? 26 a few months into next season and he’s hasn’t really kicked on (injuries haven’t helped), but to me decent centre halves can be found at this level (as we’ve seen). Two years left, so he can for me if any of ‘the seniors’ are to be flogged.

Was she posing in an Arsenal shirt?

Totally innocent question, @Claytons Left Boot but away from the big crowd feel and all that, what are standard league games like when you know 99% of the time it’s 3 points at home? Where’s the jeopardy? So win the title again at a canter, wooo! Still, Feck the Huns and all that. But as a competition is it not bloody boring? Though I suppose I’ve answered my own question the ‘competition’ is to best that lot just to the west.

Why should fans need to mention it to them? Do they not have a finance and/or commercial department down there?

The conversation was Saturday 3pm as per the Rovers social media advert. Good Friday and Boxing Day was also on Sky as per my post. You need to read what people are posting.

‘To process seat transfers’, I imagine. Why that takes a week in this day and age, I’ve no idea.

Another glowing write up in the Sunday Times, don’t worry about it though, the fee was fine.

Yes, an under 12 price isn’t breaking the bank but it has still not far from doubled in price - as has the over 12 price, £50 to £90-£100.

Because otherwise there’s no cash flow to pay anybody in June, or something.

Anybody explain how this is a good marketing post that will encourage ST sales? Doesn’t it just remind folk that we hardly have Saturday 3pm games anymore as most matches can be seen on Sky at all manners of other days and times?

I see, crowds are booming across England, but weirdly they uniquely aren’t here due to ‘family’ ‘work’ and ‘budget’ commitments. Not issues that seem to be impacting other clubs as they report crowds they’ve not seen since the 1950s. Obviously a shambolic 15 years that began with them driving away half our ST base at a stroke has nothing to do with it.

‘Small club’, Blackburn Rovers?

Zero. But when they do go on sale on Monday, they’ll be 100 to 150 quid cheaper (which is odd as I’m sure they told the FF that it isn’t possible in this division):

I imagine there were plenty of plastic club shirts in Cov pre Mark Robins getting it right on the pitch…

No chance we’ll see cheap kids season tickets again after last season - the 4,000 full price sales and plenty of adults seemingly going to Ewood on concession tickets instead.

But good for them to announce the date STs will stop being sold.

Up to £560 (FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY) in JWU. I mean, what can you even say.

Nah the Champions League and that TNT is rubbish, it’s no Fulham v Wolves.

Top notch clobber (and accessories) too.

Maybe half the crowd will come back home to Ewood Park…

I’m asking you because you are the one now being all holier than thou. You shouldn’t be saying anything on managers being quickly sacked with your track record.