Home cup games. Either the Kingsland is closed or the seats are on sale to anybody. Occasionally they are on sale to any season ticket holder which means that those in the cheap seats in the corners grab my seat before I can.
Up to now we haven't. We have been a breeder-feeder club that has to tolerate the learning process whilst the richer clubs cream off the talent. This happens all the way down the leagues, to be fair.
Not strictly true. Cup games are rarely reserved for ST holders to buy their 'own' seats and very few holders can go to every game so the price works out very similar. I never stood a chance of a ticket for Swansea away.
According to the commentator yesterday, if Arsenal finish outside the top four and win the FA Cup then the team in 7th place qualify for Europe. Do we want that to be Man U?
Good idea, worth a try.
The system doesn't have to be fair, but as a commercial enterprise it's always wise to look after your most important customers. That's they who spend the most, not sing the loudest.
Surely there's no need for any of this abuse?
Now here's a thought... What should the system be if the Man U game were the first of the season instead of the last?
If you think it's relevant then doesn't that make you a racist?
I'm surprised you find it a laughing matter. What makes you think I'm complacent? What makes you think I'm white?