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So presumably it's down to turning up early and finding a place in one of the off-street matchday car parks then.

I'm going to a match tomorrow for the first time for over two years, having deferred our season tickets last year. Advance purchase of parking is sold out. What's the position re parking at the stadium? Is it only for advance purchase, or can I just turn up and pay at the gate?

Same for me. I found the two seats I wanted, then wasn't prepared to check out for one and risk not getting the other. Next thing they were gone anyway, and other seats available weren't worth paying the extra money for. Not the end of the world, the seats we've got are OK and good value anyway...

We have had a block of 4 season tickets for some time, but my son and his partner now have a young child and plan to release theirs. Does anyone know how we could re-establish a block of 4 or 5 in the future, once they are ready to start going to matches again?

As if Pep was stupid enough to advertise the fact that we were looking to sign a striker. This means nothing, either one way or the other.

We've deferred our seasoncards until 2022/23. Does anyone know if we can still use our supporter numbers to buy tickets for individual games once we feel confident to be going again?

You should get an email which confirms the seasoncards that you have deferred. If your son's card is not listed, go back to the form and use the drop down menu to select your son's name, which should be picked up from your Friends and Family list, and confirm the deferral.

The only online form is to confirm renewal, even though most renewers are on direct debit and don't even need a form. Presumably they didn't want to make it easy to cancel or defer, and just ended up with a logjam on the phone lines as a result.

Thanks. I did that one already, I'll see how long it takes for them to get back.

Have you got a link to the deferral form?

That sounds like 5 credits and 6 credits, each at £43.16. Maybe one of your ticket exchange deals didn't get sold.

"Not done this very well" is an understatement. I was going to defer for 4 tickets including myself. It sounds as if you have to phone up if you want to do anything other than renew. I'm going to leave it a few days before trying. If they tell me I can't defer Friends and Family due to GDPR or...

When you click the link in your email to Amend Seasoncard, it gives you the options "Yes, I want to renew now" or "Not sure, keep my seat for the time being". It also includes my Friends and Family. I'm going to defer, but I can't confirm that it works because I haven't done it yet.

Renewal and deferral are the two options offered online. I suspect that you have to phone if you want to cancel. I suppose you could just cancel the direct debits if you wanted to, but you might then be chased for payment on the grounds that you had agreed to renew by default if you had not...

Found it eventually, it seems to depend where you are on the site when you login. Also, there doesn't seem to be an option to cancel. I suspect that many who need to cancel will defer instead because it's much easier to do.

So where and how do you do that? At present I can't see any of my Friends and Family, Points, Purchase History, etc. My son and his partner are abroad and won't be back before the renewal date. Our tickets are all on direct debit with my bank account.

I hope that works out. I've been shielding since March for health reasons, and I'm not feeling confident about when it will be safe to go to matches again. It would be good if I can retain the option to lend my card to other family members and/or be able to use the exchange more often this...

Mahrez is a lot more consistent and less likely to go missing that Sane. Guardiola used to get really frustrated that when he lost the ball up front he didn't track back to try to recover it. I think Sane is a player who thinks he knows better than the manager, as per Joe Hart unfortunately.

We were stuck in the queue at Gate Y. Totally disorganised and unnecessary. The system they had before worked fine. First lesson of organisation, if it ain't broke don't fix it.