Leaping Lannys Perm

This is exactly what I was expecting. I think the crowd were when there was the long 'wooooooooo' build up.

There certainly are a number of signs that's the case. The video is one of several ceremonial removals of him that the club have jumped straight on, like the seats, the elephants and the badge. The administrator who spoke first on Sky Sports News pretty much said that the staff wanted to remove the seats straight away, definitely seems like an existing staff decision. Can't blame them.

Sadly I'm sat in his S right now. Hopefully all gone by the Norwich game.

Something changed - Pulp

Thanks guys. Used to getting away being a pain, but at least I know it is still there. If I stumble across a better option on the way, even better.

Full disclosure, I've been a long term stay away under the recent Chansiri years. Stopped paying for a season ticket once he failed for so long with the COVID refunds. Went game by game, rather than risking a full seasons outlay in one go. Kept going this way every week until the time he asked the fans to pay the HMRC bill. That was my last straw and forced me to quit overnight. Been tough two years since then but I'm the kind of guy who will cut off their own nose to keep their principles, much to my own detriment. I always said I'd be back the second he is gone so I'm back tomorrow. I doubt I'll be the only long time hold out returning. Just wanted to check what the current parking situation is, given I've not been to a match since November 2023. At the time I'd been parking at the Dog track/Casino and walking down. Is that still an option? Can't find any reference to it online. If not, where's good these days? Not scared of a bit of a walk. Thanks

When he asked the fans to pay the HMRC bill, so about 2 years ago. It was the last of many straws. I'd already stopped buying season ticket after the COVID refund debacle, but still went to most matches. Then when he sacked and basically defamed Moore, I cut back and only been a couple of times so far that season. The HMRC thing was the end for me. But the minute he's gone, I'll be hoping for. Season ticket announcement.

Can't believe what I'm seeing between delighted. Interesting the only other player you really see in those clips is Palmer and you see him several times. For some time I've been saying to people that if Bannan and Palmer leave, it is time to give up. They would never leave unless they had to It's almost as if there is a subtle second message in this.

Anyone who buys this whilst Chansiri is still here is part of the problem. Might have to avoid social media for a few days as I'll only get angry with all the 'bought it for the whole family' pictures. Each to their own though.

Hate to break it to you mate but most of the people who watched SpongeBob are likely in their 30s by now. Imagine how old that makes us!

They have with the Prem haven't they? Hopefully more of football will follow suit but doesn't help when the league is sponsored by them. Oh wait, just got the pun!

I know no-one cares but I loved being on of the clubs that didn't bend to gambling sponsors. The sooner they ban it the better.

So the average is only specifically for when 3 generations go together? If so I guess it could be accurate but that would be massively statistic shopping. Which is still part of my main point. The overall economic argument is sound, and something I'd support, but the figures have been massaged at best and falsified at worst in a way that no real Harvard professor ever would. To be honest, it is a symptom of my profession that the approach taken has clouded my judgement of the leading argument. Most people probably don't care and rightly so.

I get there is a different culture. But to believe that the hospitality spend per fan is more in one game than an entire season ticket seems completely unrealistic.

I agree there is something in the argument. There is definitely a sweet spot involving lover price point leading to the highest revenue. I doubt it would be to cut it in half for example, as we literally can't double our attendance, but there will be a point where cost and demand meet in the correct way. But this particular tweet is probably very much massaging the figures. I assume it is probably that there aren't many €170 STs and the average is quite a bit higher. But at the same time probably still much lower than the Wednesday average.