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Just goes to show what can be achieved with more realistic pricing. Arsenal tickets are by no means cheap but a million miles away from the scandalous Premier League prices their chucking out at the moment.

No just send death threats.

The microphones are strategically placed at the swamp, and at Anfield, whereas at our place on the occasions we do have a good atmosphere inside the ground it really doesn’t come across on the telly.

And yet people do try and defend it, hence we can’t organise supporters groups or such like to challenge the club over it. Anybody who dares criticise the club is basically branded an ingrate.

If there’s only 1000-2000 I think we’ll have done well.

The £350 and £425 season tickets in SSL3 are excellent value, as are the £310 Value Gold season tickets. The rest of the season tickets are roughly similar to the likes of United and Liverpool, not cheap by any means, we often get a decent deal on cup tickets only because they couldn’t shift...

Exactly this, it should be £25 a game for season ticket holders, £30 a game for the rest, obviously excluding corporate.

There’s going to have to be a massive serious rethink on how tickets are sold and at what price when this extension happens.

And even with all that you could probably syphon off circa 20% of the capacity for hospitality and charge whatever you want to make your additional margin. Infuriating.

It’s such a such a short term view, decisions being made by people who don’t particularly care about what happens to the club after they have left. If we’d simply price tickets realistically for the supporters of the future we could extend the stadium to whatever capacity you wanted and it...

Their prices are miles better. Admittedly I don’t think they have some of the value season tickets we do and I think we get cheaper cup tickets generally, but they also have a scheme where any adult with an L postcode can apply for £9 tickets as well. City get ticketing so get wrong.

I’ve banged this drum about kids tickets. It’s £40 minimum to take a kid to the Spurs game, when Liverpool charge £9. That is an absolute disgrace and anybody involved in setting that price, or anybody who comes on here trying to justify it should hang their heads in shame.

A big mistake this one. Jesus and Sterling I understood as they both had only one year left and we got good money for both but as far as I’m aware Zinchenko still had a couple of years left. Let’s face it, if he was still with us he would be in the team every week.

So if I’m right Jack has set up 3 of our last 4 goals and had a massive hand in the 1 he didn’t get the assist for, and apparently he’s playing shit.

Not staying on his feet is another myth created by the press and social media, now being perpetuated by his own supporters. He has the absolute shit kicked out of him in every game. Who needs enemies eh!!!

He was never worth £100m, I think everybody recognised that but the club decided to take the plunge anyway. I didn’t think it was necessarily the right thing to do at the time, however the decision was made and they did it. Both City and Jack are being ridiculed for the fee, which isn’t his...

We would be witnessing the mental gymnastics by all and sundry in the press and across social media explaining why he is in fact worth every penny. I don’t think we help ourselves though when we jump on the he is shit bandwagon with regards to our own players.

Can you imagine if we’d signed Nunez for £80million and the Scousers had signed Haaland for £50million!!! We’d be getting laughed out of court.

With regards to the expansion, that all depends on what the club decide to do and what demographic of fan they want to put in there. I guess we’ll find that out soon enough.

I’m in agreement with this. I think once Pep leaves we’ll drop back into the pack. I’m not saying we’ll collapse, a la United, as the club is too well run from top to bottom but I think we’ll be in a genuine scrap for honours rather than being overwhelming favourites as we are now, where we’re...