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£35 and rising.

don't think the club need permission to put the seats in, they just need permission to have more than 22.5K fans in the ground. 2nd tier east upper will make big difference to noise levels in the ground. bring it in!

Mark 'better than Mike Small' Farrington. I never got to see him score a goal for us. Did we not buy him from Ajax?

Anyone who lists an appearance on the Alan Titchmarsh show as a key achievement is getting desperate!

£30 for the travel service options provided is great value. It will save me over £120 a year. Maybe there could be a way for people who return a full book of unused vouchers at the end of the season to get £30 to spend in club shop or added to the e-card. I think it is fair reward for those...

Bigger North stand, or the possibility to make it bigger/steeper. Would have been wise to put concrete for top tier East stand in when we built it as per MK Dons to make expansion easier. But it is a great stadium as it is!

no surprise really and no great loss imo.

Anfield lower holds 6,391. Some may be lost to segregation if the Mersey plod deem it necessary. Can't see us getting the upper tier as well as that will give us 9,074 seats, but this will take it above the 15% of the capacity.

Cardiff. You make me angry!

I can see why Cardiff want Noone. They have done nothing down the left all night and very little creativity even with 1 man advantage.

A couple more palace red cards would be nice as well.

Kenny Miller plus £1 million and baadiff can have Noone! Worth a cheeky try.

I'd take any 'official' Goldstone attendance with a pinch of salt!

TLC DIRECT. Down by the old Goldstone ground. Newton Road.

it will sell out. don't think there are too many fans who have the required loyalty points at the moment. Once it drops down a bit they will soon be snapped up. Can't see them going on general sale on Friday.

All live football will now be exclusively on S4C as ITV and BBC are skint.

yes!

wondering if religion had anything to do with his decision? still an issue in scottish football unfortunately.

I can only think Kean is seen by the fans as part of the new owners so he is getting the flack. I reckon the owners invested with good intent, but they were soon totally out of their depth with running a British football club. A lesson to be learned when selling out to foreign investors.

When Jack Walker died he made sure the club were looked after financially with the running of the club put into a trust. Trouble is the money now required to stay in the premier league meant the trust could no longer offer the club the future financial security it needed They tried hard for...