Recent content by TeaCider

I thought so too, but according to the Northern Echo today, they've been told it's around 17,000 already sold, which would be broadly the same as last season. I'm slightly suspicious of that figure, as I can't see why they wouldn't have advertised the fact if there wasn't a drop off, but I'll...

DAZN, you can watch it for free on their website if you create an account.

He thought it was just alright, so let's burn him.

I agree it's too high, and we'll likely end up once again being the 2nd most expensive in the league after Norwich's go back on sale, they're almost certainly keeping the gap deliberately high to discourage people from not renewing in the early bird window. I was very angry about the increase...

I'm not. The cheapest standard adult season ticket in 2024 was £620. The cheapest standard adult season ticket in 2025 is £620. The cheapest early bird renewal adult season ticket in 2024 was £510, and in 2025 it was £510, for new buyers it was £574 in 2024 and it was £574 in 2025. There's...

Again, same prices as last season, it's not a hike. They're too expensive, but I'm not sure what new response there could be to the prices remaining the same. There was a massive backlash last season, it had some impact in improving kids prices, and I expect it's a big part of the reason we...

They're the same prices as last season, so they're definitely not rising exponentially.

We were 5th on Christmas Day in 2021 under Warnock. We were 6th last season under Carrick.

If Brynn impresses in pre-season, it'll be him, if he doesn't, we'll bring somebody in.

We didn't pay for Warnock's season, we also finished on the exact same points, exact same number of wins, draws and losses, and in the exact same league position. We scored fewer but conceded fewer too. That was with far less financial backing and no fans in the stadiums. The only way you could...

It factually was, so no, it's not. In the Championship, only Woodgate's season had fewer points and more defeats in the last decade. So it's either the second worst season in the last decade, or the third worst if you're not giving any mitigation to the Premier League season.

Believe or not, but people don't find it entertaining when a team wins less and loses more. Paying the same already extortionate price for something that had already proven to be one of the worst seasons in the last decade is not a postive, no.

Around 17,000 season tickets sold according to the Northern Echo, which is better than I feared.

They failed at pushing back against the price increase last season, I don't think there would have been any real chance of them successfully negotiating a price decrease this season.