Naz is right about the Burnley game, it was unique in that it was so utterly unexpected. Felt like we were on a magic carpet ride right the way through to the Selhurst replay.

We are 'legacy fans' now. Fuck 'em.

Beautifully put, Trig.

Guess it’s a balance - you feel like you don’t/shouldn’t want or need a contract or terms and conditions when you’re doing your best to help the football club you love survive and/or progress. But what happens when “the football club” as a financial entity ends up being a small group of people who don’t seem to love you back or Eve give a damn what you think or feel?

Trigger - it was Covid and the chaos of new stadium opening, there was never any real contract given to holders. The club was desperate for money. I would suggest, given that it is still desperate for money, a better plan might have been to see if debenture holders wanted to extend for another 5-10 years, at a jacked up price, rather than to piss us all off.

Sounds like a check your contract kind of thing.

Was it £1,000? I may be misremembering the price.

And we paid £1,000 for him having the privilege of not having to decide until a few days before.

Debenture holders have the option of buying game by game, with the certainty that their seat is available. They originally had until five (I think) days before the game to decide whether they wanted to go or not. Then it was increased to eight. Now it's three weeks. My son rarely knows his plans that far in advance. Not because he does shift work but because it's competing with whatever else might be going on on a given Saturday.

I’m not a debenture holder - could someone explain why the increase in days is a bad thing?

As I've had no email, could someone advise when this comes into effect please? Obviously Wigan is less than 21 days away.

Obviously the debenture stuff is absolutely fucking outrageous. Also, I have received no such email.

Well done to Reading for beating Stevenage 1-0 this evening 😬👏

It would be interesting to see when tickets are typically sold for matches. The change doesn't affect me as I have an ST but I'm not sure what proportion of non ST holders want to buy three weeks in advance, I'd have thought between 1 and 2 weeks would be the peak. So if they have the data show us, if they don't have it they damn well should have it.

Can’t count it sparty as you well know 🤣 but also it shouldn’t have been needed and ultimately lead to nothing.

Ex Don, Jaakko Oksanen (it's his 25th birthday tomorrow) scored the 3rd goal in a 3-1 win for KUPS v Slovan Bratislava tonight.

Trigger - I thought your favourite would've been away to Curzon Ashton. 😉

(grunge, not fringe… 🤪😂)

Alan IoW - if you’re a punk fan and also like quiet/loud fringe of the Nirvana kind, I was at the Turnstile gig last night - get a couple of their songs, maybe start with Blackout and Dull 🎸🤗🙌

I never got to enjoy the West Ham win I was out of the country and down on the FA Cup at the time so it doesn’t register in my list.

Beating Everton 3-1 in the cup the year before we won it was the best win for me - real coming of age for the club, proving we were meant to be in the top flight

Just a heads up for fans of Punk rock, I was a teenage Sex Pustol followed by The public image is Rotton is starting on Sky arts at 9pm

Beating West Ham a few seasons ago is one of my all time favourites.

The Man U fa cup game was a contender but not sure I’d say best ever.

FA Cup, FA Amateur Cup and some of the first season Division 1 games, when we were meant to go back down with nul points.