Mick

I still would although I think we should be better and would be if we played our best 11 players.

I always went right behind the goal about half way up. We would see the same people around us at every game, it was a bit like having a seat as we made friends with people from all over. Our gate is good considering the financial shit the country and our area is in.

I preferred standing in the Leazes and was gutted when they pulled it down, I still enjoyed going in to the Gallowgate, even if it wasn't quite as good.

I look like an idiot no matter where I sit so don't expect any sympathy, just enjoy yourself and bollocks to anybody who doesn't like it.

Then that's your choice and the club could do very little to change your mind.

Go in another part of the ground where you don't need a membership.

Not having a membership will not stop you going to many matches, if any.

I don't understand your point of view as I've never felt like that. How much effort does it take to get in to Town? I don't know where you live and it has nothing to do with me but if you're local then the cost isn't going to be that much unless you're one of those who are struggling at the minute.

I struggle to understand how anybody could prefer to watch a game on TV than go and watch it live or prefer to watch a stream is laughable. Some people are genuinely skint and can't afford to go to the match. I'd feed my family before paying to watch football but some of the reasons being given for non-attendance are bizarre. If people are so hard up that they are prioritising luxuries then I can understand that as football isn’t the most important thing in life. I also understand that people have to work when they can get it because you don't know what will happen regarding employment in the short term never mind long term. The club is forcing people to pay for a membership so that they can get into Level 7 corner, the deal gives them an eventual saving of £5 and they still will not go. Personally I find that hard to take in, it’s an excuse for not going and nothing else.

At least he's confirmed what most of us thought anyway not that watching Nolan plod around will be any easier.

You're right, it's gone.

I don't think he's had a good game this season so far and I like him.

Is that not because the cheaper tickets have already gone? I don't know either way so had assumed that it was.

It was the same in the Championship except that he found scoring easier, he was just as limited and our play was as negatively affected as it is now but we got away with it due to the poor opposition.

That's a crock of shit, he took off the goal scorer from our previous league game to leave on a midfielder/forward who hasn't scored from open play since the Villa game.

Routledge hits the first defender far too often, in fact with most of his crosses.

If he was glue he'd take ages to dry.

I'd still play them both.

That'll be because he has a different accent to us.

HE has dumped Smith & Jonas so far this season. What has that got to do with Nolan not getting dropped? It shows he can MAN UP and drop players. Is that not obvious? It shows nothing at all about dropping Nolan.

HE has dumped Smith & Jonas so far this season. What has that got to do with Nolan not getting dropped?

If it was the time I'm thinking about then he got up and limped for a few minutes, he didn't look as if he was acting at all.

No, he agreed with me.

I would love that to happen as long as we spent the money on a replacement.