There were a lot of empty seats not buying beer, food or programs at the last couple of games to!

Its Kingsmeadow as we out grew it 3 years back and it hasn't allowed us any real proper fan growth. Always thought the John Smiths or whatever you call it should have become an open terrace and improved as we would have got money back in the sale anyway. Roll on NPL.

OI - they get the dosh even earlier if you buy a five-year jobbie. As everyone below says, the problem is the lack of capacity. Things will be different at NPL for most matches. Really looking forward to the move, despite the lack of car parking.

The other advantage of season tickets is you get a big slug of the money early - I'm not sure what the split is between paying up front and monthly payments but even the latter are paying earlier.

Seeing as a season ticket costs less than 23 x the price of wherever it is you usually frequent, financial best-case scenario is 0 season tickets and all walk-up on the day - or, better still, buy from the club during the week, so that they can hit us with the postage profit as well. Three main problems with that are the chaos that this would cause in the office, the risk of only 1,100 turning up on a freezing wet Tuesday in November and - most importantly - it's pretty difficult to budget when you can't be reasonably sure of your revenues. Whatever approach the club adopts, there are going to be a lot of unhappy bunnies.

I maybe in a minority on here (usually am) of being a non-season ticket holder. For the last 30 years I have lived in the Midlands and for a good many years taught on a Saturday. As much as I would have liked to have been an ST holder and therefore made some financial contribution to the club, it didn't seem worth the outlay as I would have hardly ever been there. Yes I could have bought an ST and then informed the club, if I remembered, that I was unable to attend a game so they could have sold the seat on thus bringing more money going into the club. But with my memory and total lack of organization that would have been too much to ask. And I would much rather there was somebody making use of that seat particularly as they are so dam hard to get hold of at many games. Anyway we shall moving back down South later this year so maybe I might purchase one then.

I absolutely loved it. A couple of absolute classic highlights looking back

A bunch of useless aging minge.

I do miss the peel... at least whenever the game was shit you knew you could go and see something worse in there

A warning letter,next over sale seats like airplanes..

bring back the peel

It wasn't the case with Rooney, Kyle.

I'd hope with his wages he could afford better than the old boilers that roamed the peel

My guess with all of my contracts and inside info (which is none) is that it was probably agreed but not signed and frannies have since poked their noses in and turned his head, especially if he has family in that God forsaken dump.

I'm going to complain about Russ complaining about too many complaints.

He would have signed by now had the peel still been open

One of the brentford fans on twitter suggested Forrester is a fan of the local nightclubs. Should be a good selling point to get it over the line.

He's going to Franchise I suspect.

On the contrary, the hold up is due to us scrabbling around in petty cash as our postage costs have just shot up

Apparently we can only afford him if enough ST holders return their tickets for resale for Donny. It's touch and go at the moment...

Well will Jermaine Darlington in mind...

Kyle - you 100%?

I wonder if the delay may be due to international clearance?

Hes coming

Yorkie - It is a weird situation that we haven't a clue whether he is coming or not. I know for one thing, if he goes to 'them' then a certain Scottish newspaper will be getting an email from me...