briggowl

That is the definition of a Kop!

You’re right but the majority are untrained with no authority to do anything, that could quite easily be our sons or daughters just trying to earn some extra cash on a casual basis! They are not the problem!

I've often wondered post Wembley how a good owner might have capitalised on that. I genuinely feel you could have filled Hillsborough for the coming season, even just by offering EB prices back on sale to anyone that was at Wembley! Another option would have been to sack the manager!!!!

I like it, anthem? not sure but it's better than that Arsenal 'North London Forever' monstrosity!!! Well done.

In a normal season maybe but this is way beyond normal, even for Wednesday. Context is key, encouraging players and coaches who have been largely and royally shafted is quite acceptable this season IMO.

That seems fairly expensive to me, not sure the age of your daughter, especially in League one, fair play that you'd pay it but £400 on the Kop in League one is enough, £200 for u17 would seem a lot to me. Paid £550 in Grandstand for me and an u17 last league one adventure!

'They're far too good to go down' let's hope they start believing this narrative!!!

I dunno I think the point is that war and those that have lost their lives are remembered, sometimes you can't demand a particular behaviour and just need to focus on the wins! Not sure how you change mass culture with grumpiness!!! I was actually taken aback by the applause but rather than look disrespectful and shaking my head decided that it would be better to join the applause as probably everyone else that joined in did. Perhaps everyone doing these ceremonies around the 11th looses its impact after the 3rd, 4th time you've witnessed it before the 11th, is there a better way?

No unfortunately this came directly from Kris Wigfield, from the Trust meeting that was streamed via WTID podcast on Youtube, Thursday evening. The administrators are seemingly reliant on the EFL's fit and proper test after the Administration team are satisfied that the bidder can run the club for 2 years, this doesn't seem quite enough but this is the criteria and then whoever has bid the highest will be the preferred option.

A feasibility study on each and the findings put to the fans. I would go with the most financially viable long term, presumably the new ground!

I think it will probably happen eventually, I guess there are just bigger issues/priorities at the moment. I think the petition is usually a form of protest, we can probably either put ideas to the club or take things up with the trust rather than petition, I certainly hope so anyway!

Pricing has to be better, got to help younger families afford it. Also what student is travelling to Hillsborough and paying adult prices? Over 40,000 students land in the city every September, 36% stay in the city with potentially very good jobs. Get them hooked with £10 a ticket and a free beer and pie, many could well be future ST holders if treated well!!!!!

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What a ball from Inglesson, outside of left boot, Waddle esq!!

I dunno £36 on Kop for adult and student, not sure we'd have had much over 20k with Norwich only 500 or so. Think at worst we've not made much extra from receipts but must have made a lot on other spends. That and giving fans an affordable way to watch their team for a change. It's not that bad a thing mate.

Took me a while!!!

Amass was excellent, thought Svante ran himself into the ground, Fusire looked a threat coming forward, Horvarth 2 great shows in a row, even Ugbo remembered he was a footballer with a couple of nice touches although wasn't amazing overall, well played though, it was a grand team effort!!

Those prices!!!!!

I've heard it twice, I think McGuire and the chap that was involved with Charlton and Sunderland both said the administrators will try to argue that DC isn't a 'real' creditor and doesn't need to be paid 25% (however that argument goes), however the EFL are likely to demand that he still gets 25% as their previous precedents have been. A key factor here could be the EFL's previous dealings with DC and whether they are prepared to relax their ruling based on DC being a @£@£.

They could argue that this is money put in by the owner and therefore not actually is not actually a loan that would be appear as a normal loan. DC is not a proper creditor. From what I've heard of experts talking about this, the league will be keen to not agree and stick to their 25% ruling

No we need to fill single seats, keep up!!!

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I actually like that, not often I don't cringe with song ideas on here!!!

I'm pretty sure DC wasn't 18 months planned ahead on anything! That's not the DC we came to know and love!!!

Several panic's that they were clear through on goal but it was big Dom running towards our goal!! Reckon we needed the orange effort from last season!!!