Tamworthram

Yes I've had the email.
I'm a bit disappointed it didn't include the key stat: XG for all the games I've watched. 😃

Last seasons thread seemed fairly popular with over one hundred thousand views so I thought I’d try and find out a bit of what we can expect for next season.
As we know, because they told us so, nobody has more away fans than Leeds so I have looked at their away ticket allocations and prices they were charged for the season now ending.
Interestingly they had a reciprocal agreement with a few clubs to set the price for both sets of fans so I have noted this accordingly.
Obviously we don’t know exactly who we are playing yet but I will try and amend this when we have the final tables.
 I have noted the full allocation and adult and over 65 price.
Leeds I have based on what Southampton fans are paying.
Ipswich. 2,000.  £34/ £27
Leeds. 2.018. £47. Cheaper with clubs with reciprocal deals.
Southampton. 2,825. £30/ £25.
Norwich. 2,022. 36/26 reciprocal.
WBA. 2,009. £28/ £23.
Hull. 2,083. £24/ £16.
Middlesbo. 2,571. £29/ £ 21.
Coventry. 2,529. £37/ £32.
Preston. 5,644. £28/ £20 reciprocal.
Bristol City. 3,000. £30/ £26.
Cardiff. 3,213. £21/ £16 reciprocal.
Swansea. 1,971. £34/ £21.
Watford. 2,104. £20/ £10.
Sunderland. 2,000. £29/ £26. reciprocal.
Millwall. 2,008. £32/ £22.
QPR. 1,816. £31/ £22.
Stoke. 2,604. £25/ £19. reciprocal.
Blackburn. 7,337. £30/ £24.
Sheff Wed. 3,869. £36/ £26.
Plymouth. 1,734. £26/ £21.
Birmingham. 2,227. £30/ £25 reciprocal.
 

It’s hard to feel any sympathy for Leeds fans but that does seem a bit extreme. I would imagine it was similar for Leicester.
I really think there should be a limit on how many times a particular club can have their fixtures changed for TV. Partly to try and even up the payments a bit (Leeds and Leicester would already have had a leg up with their parachute payments) but more importantly for the sake of the fans (just to avoid any misunderstanding, I don’t care about Leeds fans, I’m talking generally 😀).

It’s hard to feel any sympathy for Leeds fans but that does seem a bit extreme. I would imagine it was similar for Leicester.
I really think there should be a limit on how many times a particular club can have their fixtures changed for TV. Partly to try and even up the payments a bit (Leeds and Leicester would already have had a leg up with their parachute payments) but more importantly for the sake of the fans (just to avoid any misunderstanding, I don’t care about Leeds fans, I’m talking generally 😀).

Leeds, Villa, WBA and Derby was probably the strongest playoff set since playoffs became a thing.
This season also looks strong, but I don’t think Norwich and West Brom are as strong as us back then.
Last season seemed a poor one, as did Forest’s too.

Think I live a sheltered life now, wasn't aware there was any animosity between us and Bolton. 

That's a good point. 👍
How many of us remarked we were off to The iPro a few years back?  
Not many, I suspect.  (I'm pretty sure I never did!)
 

Proper names become proper names only by the passage of time ,,, for instance as someone who has always sat in the east stand since pp was built it will always be the east stand to me , 

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

Wildsmith made a couple of big blunders this season but aside from that has been very good. I would retain him and work more on his distribution. Even if we happen to bring someone in better, he'd make a great 2nd choice if he still wants to stick around. 

I really don't get this thing with Wildsmith. He's not the perfect keeper by any means, but he has just kept 20 clean sheets in a season. Yes, a lot of that is down to the players in front of him, but he still made some very important saves to keep the score at nil. Many seem to remember more his mistakes rather than his saves. If we were looking to sign a keeper who had just kept 20 clean sheets in a season in the league below us then most people would be all over it.

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

Yeah, not sure why this is a surprise. There would be no need to have an early bird renewal phase otherwise. 

Will Stand - South
Cant physically Stand - West
Not allowed to Stand - East
Cant be bothered to Stand -North
Functional and informative that should do it!!
 

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

South Stand just sounds right to me and should remain as if but the other three could perhaps be renamed.
I don’t think the Popside really suits the East Stand as it’s nothing like what the Popside used to be like and, I don’t really like the sound of the Railway End.
Naming stands after ex players is a tricky one as how much of a legend any particular one was is very subjective. Ex managers is an option but Forest already have Clough and Taylor stands so they’re probably out. If you’re not going to name a stand after Clough then it’s difficult to justify naming a stand after another.
I’m afraid I can’t think of any better options but also, at the end of the day, I don’t really have any problem with their current names.

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

Bradley has proved, since he recovered from a very shaky start, that he is anything but a "very poor footballers". He may not be good enough for the Championship but he isn't poor.

The bottom one is not so good given front and centre is some plonker deciding it was a good time to abuse the Carlisle supporters rather than celebrate our promotion. Along the lines of @Mucker1884’s comments, I’d photoshop a Derby flag in his right hand. 😀

The majority are with them ? Not from what I have seen 

What in the Che Guevara are they talking about?
Unbelievably cringe.

The bottom one is not so good given front and centre is some plonker deciding it was a good time to abuse the Carlisle supporters rather than celebrate our promotion. Along the lines of @Mucker1884’s comments, I’d photoshop a Derby flag in his right hand. 😀