Mole

I used to be a season ticket holder and i'd miss the odd game due to other comitments. The ST was nevr cost effective for me and i'd suggest it's the same for most people. I owned it because you had to have a ST to guarentee getting in when we got sellouts. Now that getting a ticket isn't an issue and you can basically sit where you like anyway i don't see any incentive to layout several hundred quid in advance.

We're gonna win simple as that. (any other result doesn't bear thinking about). 2-0.

Rupert knows best.

I like a flutter on a Saturday, and i have been known to have the odd silly bet i.e £250 on us to beat Norwich at home near the end of one season to pay for my season ticket - i doubled up on this occasion and got the ST at half price. That said these daft bets are rare for me and i prefer betting big when i've had a phone call from my uncle Mick who's a trainer. Not "the" Mick you're thinking of though.

Nah, it's not as simple as that. What about when a book first opens? Odds fluctuate according to where money is placed, especially so where the outcome can be nobbled. If for example a horses opening price is 40/1 and a punter put's £10K on it the bookies would get suspicious and shorten the price (and they'd lay the bet with other bookies), equally lots of small bets would see the price shorten. With football it's different because fixing a match is much more difficult and any "strange" LARGE bets would lead to the FA being notified. Therefore this market is not particularly suseptable to fluctuation based on betting volume. The bookies employ experts (pundits to you and me) and this is how they calculate their odds. Bets have very little effect on this market which is why football odds are fixed for matches and the price you see a week before is the price you'll get on the matchday.

Mossad.

7/2 on Forest looks the best bet to me. Everyone has been saying the last game at the city ground will be a relegation decider therefore on that basis (as a Saints fan) you should have a punt on them at this price.

Birmingham and Cardiff (both potentially big clubs) get low gates. i think a big factor in this is the hooligans that put off families from going.

You know you're getting old when you think back to your first car and you think it'd be a classic if you still had it.

I do not wish to dwell on the subject except to reiterate that the chat room we had on 4ES was far superior to the failed attempt on here. I have offered Barry some good advice and i'm sure he appreciates it deep down.

I think you are refering to Sir William Gull - Hollywoods answer to the riddle. It makes for a good plot but there's no evidence to support this, or any other theory.

This is the chatroom that should be used. This is the latest version as far as i'm aware. http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=201210

I'll be interested to see how season tickets are priced for League 1 as oposed to the Championship. If we don't pick up wins and are the gap increases to saftety over the next few weeks we are down and even if prices are slashed i can see a big drop in sales. When Lowe returned he had the effect of hammering Season ticket renewals andgiven his calamatous decisions that have put us in the mire this season i think his negative presence will drive more fans away.

Save it to your favourites for Tuesday night for when TSW goes tits up again.

I thought i was the only one with a DSM infraction list.

There's gonna be a massive scramble for tickets for that one. A mate at works who supports Forrest reckons they give 4500 tickets to away fans. I hope so but they're still going to be hard to get i reckon.

16 Derby 35 -3 45 17 Plymouth 37 -11 43 18 Watford 35 -5 42 19 Blackpool 37 -13 42 20 Nottm Forest 37 -12 41 21 Barnsley 34 -12 39 ------------------------------ 22 Southampton 36 -16 37 23 Norwich 37 -11 36 24 Charlton 36 -23 27 Looking at the table and the fact Barnsley have 2 games in hand over us i'd discount 39 points being the realistic target to pull out of the drop zone. IMO we are 4 points adrift with an inferior goal difference in real terms. Not only do we need wins we need to make sure that when we lose we don't lose heavily. We can make up the goal difference and that could be vital. At present with the goal difference we have i see us as being 5 points adrift.

Good point, but we're still 3rd favs for the drop.

No, that's not right. We have 4 games coming up that are all winable.

Latest prices from SkyBet: Charlton 1/14 Norwich 4/5 Southampton 11/10 Blackpool 2/1 Barnsley 3/1 Plymouth 3/1 Notts Forest 7/2 Watford 8/1 Doncaster 12/1 Sheff Wed 33/1 Coventry 40/1 Derby 66/1

I wouldn't have said anything without the above comment, but similarly i would never wish to be associated with you. Ever since you pasted up the Keith/Amy emails (despite my request that this wasn't done) i've had a very low opinion of you. Also the way you betrayed St. Jasons trust the other week was pretty low imo.

From recollection this was the reason given for the charge.

I think it was actually moved from a US host to a UK based host. Perhaps the weak £ was a factor in this move?

Because you know i'm right you cannot backup your statement. I'm sure everyone was under the impression the £5 fee was to sort out speed/crashing issues by moving to a more expensive server. this is how it was sold to us. FACT.

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