So put me on ignore.

Because season ticket money is accountable as soon as it is paid. Individual match day sales will depend on the quality of the product. In my opinion the product has not been good enough. I doubt very much that you know how much I spend on match tickets.

I have no problem with it.

No. Let's see what season ticket sales are like next season.

Probably about 14 years. My opinion still hasn't changed.

I won't be doing either next season.

I don't need to exonerate myself, it is my choice that I pick and choose games. Bye the way price is not the biggest issue for me. Kick-off times and days are.

Or as it used to be known, making your own mind up and acting on it.

NAPM , U21s V Fulham is a dead rubber game.

The not paid, V The not worth paying.

Not if you believe the stats(sarcasm).

Stats aren't always true. Tickets sold maybe, people actually there, no way.

I doubt the actual average attendance is 16k, a lot of season ticket holders are not attending.

I'd be surprised if the on-loan players want to come back ( Joke ).

5. Those who convince themselves they are doing the right thing by attending.

I would say anyone buying a season ticket is a fool. Not for any political reasons, but simply because the product is not worth the money.

Twice in quick succession in the first half, Boro played hopeful balls over our defenders, which Pears should have come and dealt with. On both occasions he came halfway then stopped. This could so easily have lead to a third goal.

Pears wasn't even the best keeper on the pitch, never mind the championship.

It's too late for that.

People are worried about a lot of our players being out of contract. After that performance I wouldn't give any of them a contract.

Who activated the clause, Dom or the Rovers ?

Sprucing the place up for the cameras.

I wonder when Pears new contract will be announced ?

What was the answer to this question. Mine would have been: If that is what it takes to make the tickets value for money, YES.