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Guild Ale House (next to the Guild Hall, obviously!) is s good spot too...

We will be. Another micro pub has opened across from the Corn Exchange too, Plug & Taps

Raglan, Wellington, White Bull, Moorgate, Brown Cow, Fox & Hounds.

How Orwellian!

Like he was going to be anything else!

He’ll be ont karaoke in the Bear’s Paw by 2 o’ clock...

Thread on their forum about him. 20% sell on fee, they reckon... https://forums.vitalfootball.co.uk/threads/dacky.85515/

Boro is always fairly low attended anyway, fair distance away, not great for trains etc. So at £30 I imagine it will be one of our lowest (weekend) followings of the season...

Is that show still going?!

Lack of pubs? There’s about 6 just on the lower part of Livesey Branch!

At Preston in Lambert’s first game.

I can imagine that’s the reason, but still surprised by it. Potential repeat customer, future season ticket holder etc etc...

Why can’t someone buying a ticket at 2.30pm be added to the database?

To be fair Paul there were 7,600 Leeds fans in the ground! We are at the bottom end of the table for home fans coming through the gates and the club should be worried about it... though there is only one way to solve it and that’s sell more season tickets.

This place and ‘agendas’!

Mulgrew and Evans are probably the last two players we have that were signed up on contracts in an era of relative largesse when it came to wages. So it’s a good sign that we are still competitive with what we pay established players.

The only thing they could do would be to release some of the seats they have netted off in the corners, but they won’t.

Because he’s a ‘good lad’ is what I’ve gleamed.

Be interesting to know Southgate’s real thoughts (well, we do know them, but to be a fly on the wall with him and his coaching staff)...

2 years? 3 surely? 1st full season - promotion 2nd - League Cup win and top half finish 3rd - top 6 finish

5933 according to wiki.

I think 5500 is as much as you ever get, there’s usually a few seats in the front corners netted off.

But a load of the away end will be Ewood regulars anyway, so that’s a load of the ‘demand’ you have every week.

Comparing the demand for a Lancashire derby away game with a limited 5,500 allocation, where season ticket holders and other Ewood regulars need to buy a ticket, to a standard Championship home match with 20,000 seats to sell will tell you nothing.

Fair point, I would imagine the comps are part of that figure.