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  1. I don't think he is allowed to sell them.
  2. In 2023/24 they were announced to go on sale for 8th December 2023 https://www.swfc.co.uk/news/2023/december/202425-season-tickets-on-sale-friday/ They didn't go on sale until 29th January 2024. I am sure that the reason was to do with the EFL and financial irregularities. We are in a much worse position now. Surely the EFL will stop them going on sale Early again. The club cant even show it can fulfil this season let alone next season. Even if the EFL can't stop them (I think they can) surely the Football Regulator will be able to.
  3. Help your Club and the EFL take the game forward, and in doing so, there are plenty of prizes up for grabs as follows: A pair of tickets to the 2026 Sky Bet Championship Play-Off Final A pair of tickets to the 2026 Sky Bet League One Play-Off Final A pair of tickets to the 2026 Sky Bet League Two Play-Off Final A pair of tickets to the 2026 EFL Trophy Final Can I defer a year and have tickets to the 2027 League One Play-Off Final
  4. WTF, cant believe I am in agreement with you The massive success in the lack of POTG and in ground sales should be celebrated. It is huge. Forget the few (they are not stupid or part of the problem or ######) celebrate the masses.
  5. I learnt something tonight, "every penny withheld strengthens the pressure for change" and "not a penny more" is to divisive. If our away supporters are not buying merch and not spending at home then they are contributing. The only away game I have been to this season was Leicester and that was in the home end. I think our away fans created more external pressure that day than anything else that has been done so far. So for £5K towards payroll, I think was worth it.
  6. But I thought it is all about money. So what with the risk of injury, it was a probable win and a possible £150K. If its about saving injury, bank the cash now and play the kids against Middlesbrough away when we will only get nil points whoever we play.
  7. A full strength side should have beaten Grimsby. This would have given a £10K prize with the reasonable possibility of a money making tie against a Premiership club bringing in £140K ish (25,000*£12.50*45%) Would have thought Chansiri would have demanded Pedersen play a full starting 11.
  8. He left Tubs on the bench, that is possibly a worse decision as starting with Fletcher up front.
  9. Tramlines, 3 different prices (and admin fees) on the same day for the same tickets to see an unknown lineup 12 months away.
  10. I can't get tickets for away games, not enough points, but do feel it is important that fans still go. The publicity and pressure these fans created was brilliant.
  11. Admin will not happen, the administrator can rip up the lease if they wish. Chansiri is a control freak so will not lose any control by putting us in to admin. There are three ways out, Chansiri sells, Football Regulator takes it off him or liquidation. I think it will be the Regulator that gets him out. Everytime he misses payroll, paying taxes etc gives the Regulator more reasons to step in, once he is appointed and has the power.
  12. There is something called the "magic third" (it can be as low as 25%) whereby that is all you need to change something significantly, we are already there. Things are changing and Chansiri will be gone. Praise the Trust and those who did boycott.
  13. kin ell, you sound like Wilder against Our Danny. Those kids threw everything at it, rode their luck, and that is what stats can't do.
  14. Comedy keeping by Horvath, diving in the opposite direction of the ball.
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