pinevillawill

I was told his family were at the game today.

Do yourself a favour - turn your phone off for half an hour and go for a walk. It's an internet forum - people disagree from time to time. No need to insult people behind a keyboard.

Wow. You really don't know when to give it a rest, do you? Seeing as you were so desperate for me to find out, Wimbledon, Bolton, Gillingham and Rochdale all have cheaper match day - not advanced - tickets. Bristol Rovers, Bury and Scunthorpe all charge £18 on the gate. So, no. I'm not 'chatting :censored:'. And any future changes to ticket prices, I will make sure I set as a reminder in my phone. Happy now?

I give up.

A fan questioned the accountability of Corney wriggling out of a filmed meeting with fans armed with questions by the fans and got a - stop being so negative and contribute if you want your say - response. I am grateful to all that attended the meeting and the notes were a decent read. But our self-elected representatives must be willing to face scrutiny if things don't quite go to plan. If they're not up for the scrutiny, then I think they need to reconsider whether they're up for the next meeting, if it ever happens.

I don't know, matey, and I'm not going to waste my Saturday morning finding out. What I do know, though, is that where I sit, £24 pay on the day is most certainly not the cheapest ticket in the league.

I'm not demanding anything. A polite reminder would have been sufficient, especially following the false advertisement on Tuesday night.

This sounds like something The Trust, or even Corney, would come out with.

A trial implies it may have continued if successful. We can only presume, therefore, that the trial was unsuccessful. Strange, then, that the club would advertise themselves as the cheapest matchday ticket in the league on Tuesday night. Incidentally, on the subject of poor communication, this is what Moisley had to say when the trial was launched back in November: 'I don't necessarily think our communication with fans has been brilliant in the past and it's something we are keen to rectify.' I think this is another example, Mark.

Negativity from fans at games a factor in some players leaving? And rightly so.

Spunked some on Fane.

Petty, I know, for the sake of a fiver, but I'm considering not buying a ticket out of principal. Which will probably backfire come Saturday 2pm when I drive to BP and pay £24 on the gate.

Seconded.

Keep quiet and hope nobody notices? I take it you don't work in customer services, then? The club would gain a lot more respect from pay on the day supporters with a brief reminder that the promotion had ended.

Not asking for a big deal - a polite reminder would've been sufficient. If they can go out of their way to tell us that the Chinese businessmen aren't Manchester United fans, they can tell us about the prices going back up.

Did I miss the announcement from the club or is it just another example of first class communication?

Have match day prices gone back to normal? Looking at buying a ticket for tomorrow's game and the website is asking for £20 for an advanced ticket.

Very good.

Agreed. And a meeting with Simon Corney also - somehow - became a meeting with Simon Corney & friends. What happened to the - bring it on; come and challenge me and we'll even film it and show it to the world taunt?

It wasn't recorded? Wasn't that the whole point of it??

Don't forget the away end was empty and they were also turning home fans away 15 minutes before kick off.

Wasn't Philliskirk considered our best player last season when we sold him to Blackpool for peanuts?

Was Osei on the pitch long enough to say that he 'struggled'?

By no means a classic, but a very enjoyable game. Shezerection round 3, one of them weird goal things, a clean sheet, and three points at home to a half decent side. The usuals played well, but I was especially impressed with Erwin - for a change. His zigzag run was nearly our goal of the season. Shame about the composure. I was quite surprised when he was subbed off earlyish into the second half. If you believe what you read, though, he's going back to Leeds to be loaned out to a club in Scotland, unless Shez has seen enough today to want him to stay. The only negative about today was my failed diving header in the North Stand - I've got a few bruises on my legs this morning.

It's in the press conference thread. Gerrard and Clarke at centre half? Now that's a proper third division pairing if we ever did see one.