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Which would be fair if Ticket Exchange didn't exist. But those games you can't attend as a season ticket holder, you can get the money back for your ticket.

The issue is people have bought these with a view to either using it as a season ticket in order to go to every game (and incurring £150 fee on top of the tickets themselves) or as a way to "getting on the ladder" for an actual season ticket which disappointingly isn't going to happen. If...

Absolutely no offence taken. Re. accountability and representation, from a CM point of view, we're elected fan representatives. We try and listen to the opinions of those demographics we're there to represent. I actually wish people did email us more because raising issues/concerns/opinions...

The thing with ticket pricing is there always seems to be a section of the ground which is reasonable. Those people then argue "well its only £37 for me". But when they're pricing the next game the club won't be "benchmarking" against £37, they'll be looking at the prices of North Stand Level 2...

A great cause.

At 0-0 it was. Once they scored that seemed to spark people into life but at 0-0, considering the occasion, it wasn't great.

The club have to provide those tickets, every club gets an allocation like that in European games.

Last night was bitterly disappointing and frankly I thought the atmosphere at 0-0 contributed to Madrid going ahead. They were expecting last years atmosphere and it was flat until they scored. Re. Madrid fans in the home end. I saw four lads in shirts and scarves going in via entrance X barely...

You're entitled to your opinion about City Matters more generally. But you said City Matters agreed with the club and want the supporters banned. I assume you're retracting that?

Who agreed with City?

As I say, there's not many of them, I think there's about 250 of them in total. They're not a solution to ticket price increases.

There's only a very limited number of these tickets.

The thing with "bench marking" against other clubs is that tickets are too expensive across the entire league. And then what happens when they start benchmarking against similar events? How much is the average big concert these days? £100? In America the average NFL match ticket is $377; NFL...

It doesn't matter from your point of view, as long as you've listed it it counts as one of your 14 games.

The problem with saying "well mine's only gone up £2 a game" is eventually you'll run out of support from other fans when yours goes up north of 10%.

It is earlier this year because last year the ticket office struggled to fit it in due to the busy end to the season.

That's not the way it works though is it?

Is there any news of EDS and/or U21s pre-season games? All the local non-league sides seems to be announcing their pre-seasons but haven't seen any of our sides getting mentioned.

From a City Matters point of view Alex asked for feedback and we got plenty of emails. As I'm sure you can appreciate it's taken a while to go through it and categorise everything. We're in the process of drafting a proper report using general and more specific feedback. I think it's a really...

If you're getting out of Wembley at 7.20ish and back home in bed by 11 then you've either got the worlds greatest car parking space or you drive home way too fast.