U think Fleetwood made a lot of their floor area office space for Piley's company. Not sure what happens there now Piley is in HMP though. Same for Dorking with Surrey FA

Yes Lou, I have this week off work.

Staying here, bitching, Ferret. Shareholder, not DT member anymore.

Just got the London Mayoral election pamphlet through my door. The Tory is so scared to identify herself as a Tory she doesn't even say she is a Conservative candidate. The word "Conservative" is mentioned just once in the small print at the bottom of the page.

Keep reading for the latest ideas😂

Dazzer - Come on, now. That was a piss-take of Biggles (and his ilk).

Stop causing trouble Ferret 😂😂

Anyone going along to the DT meeting tonight?

Don’t forget to include KD suggesting higher tax bracket earners paying more - it’s all the same thing

Pete: you are right. I said "most" when I should have said "some". Even so, the stats show a picture rather different to widely held preconceptions.

If you really want to delve into government stats on the subject of pensioners' incomes, this seems the place to go: [Link] Contrary to what Changing Man said, it seems only 21% of pensioners need to receive income-related benefits. Meanwhile more than 60% have occupational pensions to top up their state pension.

Rk, as I understand it they are turned right down in the brightness 🔆 stakes. If that's true then to dilute the output further perhaps the boards could be looked at by adding a tinting film to the screen, as they do with car glass. Obviously there are different grades of masking but it is a cheap solution to this problem.

Biggles - re your 1500 post Those are 'average' figures. You claimed 'most pensioners' in your original post. Make your mind up. Can't have it both ways.

I'd pay full price if they didn't hit us with those bright ad hoardings for winter and evening games.

If you want stats, here are some to chew on: [Link] Based on govt. figures it says (among other things) that the average UK pensioner's income (per head) is just over £18,000 a year AFTER direct taxes and housing costs have been paid. It goes on to point out that the average earnings of UK workers is £35,000 a year. But after taxes, national insurance and pension contributions, this falls to £26,500. But then these workers still have to pay for their housing cost (rents or mortgages). So, the average pensioner has disposable income of £1,500 per month to spend on council tax, utility bills, food, clothes, car, entertainment etc.

I'm popular RK,Biggles and you ain't 😂

The adult discussion needs to be at PLC Board level. I doubt anything said here would get much support or be acted on

Good win for Surrey.

The quicker we make the top 3rd floor a hotel the better.

Lol,does need to be an adult discussion as to why with near full capacity and vast corporate we can't break even at the very least.

Biggles getting hammered for suggesting exactly the same as Spit. Can't see any criticism of the latter. This Guestbook!

Maybe no concession in the west stand ,might help pay for it.

The middle-class left don't mix with people like that, Meadow ;)

If there was a wage cap on player salaries then perhaps the club could afford to reduce ticket prices

Surely though, before targeting a group of people to put through the club's money mangle, make them (the club) more accountable, plus as I've said before, any income from the white elephant is better than none. But they'll just sit, twiddling their thumbs and do nothing, as usual.