royalowlisback

What on earth are you talking about? So I’m responsible for a fall in living standards now? The hoops some supporters will jump through to continue their away day jollies is staggering.....

Not sure what the rules are in terms of supporter safety, like you say, will be very interesting.

Yep - very depressing.

We don't need the Trust to take our own actions. Do what you think is right. For me, the right thing to do is not give the current owner a single penny. Not a penny more. Just stay away.

I still maintain my long held belief that this drags on for years.

Absolutely.

It's the fans that are carrying on as normal that are causing the division - not the ones who are staying away and not giving him another penny. We are either boycotting - or we aren't. Not a penny more. Just stay away.

It should be the same every game.

I'm a member of the Trust - I'm not bitching at all, merely offering my opinion - an opinion that many on here share. But thanks for the reply.

The national news you refer to both involved fans not being in their seats, one of which was a boycott.

He can't close turnstiles because until supporters don't turn up, he would have to assume they will. Your point about sacking staff, are they the same staff that aren't getting paid?

I think they are grasping it - but they just want to carry on going to games as normal and racking up those points. Been a two tier boycott right from the off.

Sky pay for the entire EFL deal. Whether anybody watches the game or not they still pay.

People will do as they wish - then claim ignorance.

Cracking post.

Some away tickets are much dearer though, and our away average over a season in usually in the top 2 - around 2600 per match - obviously would be higher if more tickets were available.

Middlesbrough sold all their 3699 allocation.

Plus £1 admin fee per ticket, so £2.50.

Don't think they are thick to be honest. An empty away end would have way more impact in my opinion. Also, other Championship clubs get a great pay day when the Owls are in town - those clubs would soon start kicking up a stink if they lost that revenue - especially the likes of Blackburn who would lose out on up to 7k of us - with not enough home fans to fill the empty seats.

The extra £1 admin fee per ticket covers this.

Or league games - even simpler.

For league games 5% plus an extra £1 per ticket admin fee. For cup games 45% equal split of entire gate plus an extra £1 per ticket admin fee.

Plus £1 per ticket admin fees.

Hope so.

All paid for tickets - including away supporters. Doesn't matter if people attend or not - they are still counted. There is however another figure that the club has to record - and that is actual attendees - that figure of course is never released to the general public.