Sour Mash

You got the full break down of away ticket prices? Was going to have a look through. £47-50 at Chelsea for the lowest Cat game? F**k that.

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Seriously lad, how old are you? You do realise that things can move on and change over time?

Oh please tell me how "business works"? What's the standard format that EVERY business agreement follows? What we've got in place currently isn't particularly "typical". NC being given pretty much free reign isn't "typical". I bet whatever the current arrangement between NC and the Liebherrs isn't "typical". I'm not suggesting we're going to be sold tomorrow. But as a business expert such as yourself must know, people are sounded out, provisional negotiations are made. In the same way that NC sold the project to Markus Liebherr, it wouldn't surprise me if he's looking to sell us on again to a similar contact. Like I say, my take on it is that NC will still stick around for a while and isn't interested in selling us to just anyone. Re, investing in infrastructure if we're going to be sold - my take on it is that ML would have written off a certain amount to be invested in Saints/infrastructure, either as part of his original purchase of the club or as part of his will.

I don't expect it to be taken as particularly credible, I can't support it with evidence, so as I say, it's my take on things, that's all. Cortese lie? I haven't said that at all.

My take on it? Cortese has agreement to continue work on his "project" under the Liebherrs until a sale and probably will make it part of any sale that such plans are continued through. Don't think there is any rush to shift us to the first bidder that might come along, but I've heard a few bits from a few fairly reliable people.

Hopefully. But I'd assume that a lot of people have rushed for those padded seats for a reason.

Couple of questions like

I didn't want to name myself, but I am happy to take the plaudits and and appreciate the recognition. Many thanks

I've heard from a few fairly reliable "ITK" people that we've been up for sale for a little while - however my take on it (just a guess more than anything), is that any sale would be under a load of conditions from NC - basically him being allowed to continue in his role and with his "project".

Glad to see it doesn't bother you at all

You're the one calling people 'a ***** ', getting very emotional defending something you claim not to do. Bit odd, but each to their own. No-one is saying they can't come and go when they want, just a bit sad that a fair number of our supporters aren't bothered about watching some of the best football we've played in years or give deserved applause to their team after they've put a shift in to get us another important 3 points. But as I say, each to their own.

To be fair, you seem to be the only one getting hot and bothered. Can you just confirm how they're 'supporting' the team when they're strolling down the street while the team are doing their best to box off another 3 points?

Cheese and Onion pasties!!

Anyone know how many tickets sold yet? I've heard all the £25 'posh' seats have sold out, hope that doesn't mean half our support is all sat down.

No-one is saying they can't do what they want. We're just confirming they're stupid for doing so.

That date is far too early for it to be a worthwhile pre-season game for Saints. One of the reasons the crowd was so low for the previous ML tournament was the late announcement of details. It stopped me going and I'd have otherwise made it down.

It happens every home game when we're winning 'comfortably', regardless of how big the crowd is.

This.

We missed Guly yesterday. I'm sure many won't agree though.

Not been his biggest fan since he joined us, but he's looked good lately. Better than Chaplow I thought. I know everyone will refer to the two goals scored, but I actually thought we played better in the first half.

Er, I agree with you, read what what my response is to. The whole traffic excuse is a joke, half of them leaving early are jogging back to the pub.

Its basic common sense/human nature. What would you think if you were a player?

The exodus happens pretty much every home game, unless it looks like we're going to score an important late goal.

Stupid song, but they've got a point. I've never (including Old Trafford etc), seen a home support shift out the ground early when winning as you do at St Marys. Having said that, the club could look at exiting the stands quicker, particularly the Northam, it really ain't clever.