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I drove past the ground yesterday as Top and Co pulled past the queuing traffic in their Mercedes people carrier. Top laid some flowers at the statue and queuing up right behind him was Rudkin. That guy ain't going anywhere.

From John Percy yesterday

Bought mine on the way out of the ground tonight 👍

https://www.bromsgroveadvertiser.co.uk/sport/24271755.bromsgrove-sporting-tim-flowers-leaves-manager/

Yeah, tbf, that was me. Can't believe it to be true and I got to that figure by taking @Brown Nose ridiculously low 1,500 ST number + the available seats - away fan allocation. Surprisingly, I ended up at the same number as the club put in their press release that I hadn't read.

Good statement. As you can tell, I'm not particularly fussed about it, but UFS are dead right, if they're not issuing new tickets and are incurring zero expense, why should someone pay for it?

Its actually far easier to share your ticket using the mobile option. Select the QR code version of the ticket. Screen shot it and send to a friend via WhatsApp or any other preference.

With a maximum of 7,000 home fans using it according to your (obviously incorrect) numbers, I'm surprised it's caused any kind of an issue at all. Agree with this. Obviously, it's better that people choose to use it because it's faster and easier to use. That said, I could well imagine that...

The evidence from my own eyes this season and last tells me that this is wrong. Every turnstile I've been through this season, almost everyone has used the phone for entry. I genuinely can't fathom what your issue is with this. Just for clarity on how easy this is for a ST holder: once a...

No. Can I just suggest all those who have an issue with mobile ticketing spend circa 90 seconds to understand how simple and easy it is. Never had a problem with it, works very well.

Are they taking the piss!?

Sccooooop

It was actually Lampon's assertion that was what happened

https://talkingballs.uk/threads/chelsea-2-leicester-0.37341/ Some critics of the recruitment in here, nothing changes...

No :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Yeah, but read that BBC news article in which his own boss tries to uncover the identity of someone who has made a protected complaint against him (a genuine breach of policy in any organisation) and yet hasn't been sacked. I refer you to my earlier statement:

Fair enough, but it seems to me that even if he has broken the rules, an instant dismissal for gross misconduct is at the extreme end of possible responses RL could have taken. From reporting so far, it doesn't seem as though he's previously been warned about his behaviour - which makes me...

How do you know what his employment contract said? Had he of gone onto RL and said this week's commentary is sponsored by Total Motion, then fine, it's a clear breach, but as Gary Lineker has proven on several occasions, the BBC does not have authority over someone's twitter account and even...

Last time we came up we played Gary Taylor Fletcher in Midfield against a rampant Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. A 38 year old Vardy would be a significant improvement on that!

It's not like he's an elected official making laws on trainers and watches or reviewing car leasing companies is he? Seems like they wanted him out, but to me, that looks like a weak case (although I obviously have no legal expertise). I hope no one has ever given the Birch a pair of...

Hopefully he starts the day with a Tifo and ends it lifting the league trophy.

Crickey, what's the guy ever done to you? Okay he might not be the best commentator in the world, but he has raised thousands for charities by running those marathons. Going after the bloke because he had (and lost) a job in the public eye whilst being a be a bit fame hungry and then going on...

Getting rid of him now would probably further destabilise a club that is already on the brink of being in crisis. If we don't go up, I think it'll be panic stations all round. However, if we do go up, I think he has to go. On too many occasions this season he's been out thought by Championship...

Thing is, I broadly agree with these two points, but the problem is that when circumstances have changed, the owners have not. I'm all for steady and responsible ownership and I wouldn't advocate chopping and changing our behind the scenes management every 5 mins, BUT - things have now been...

Took a really long time to come out and do his RL interview tonight...

If we don't go up this season, it could be a real sliding doors moment. In 2019, Villa played Derby in the Play Off Final. Both were tittering on the edge of disaster, and that's very much how I feel about our situation now. If we fail to get promoted, I don't see how we're starting next...

Well, not a post in this since August. It's being covered elsewhere, but the owners are not doing a good job of running this football club right now.

We must be right down the form table, and it's utterly deserved because that performance was dog shite.

We're watching the season slip away

Do we want Southampton to have something to play for on the final day of the season against Leeds? It might be all done and dusted by then, but could be important that they don't rest players for the play offs.

Albrighton wouldn't get a game for Enzo if he were the last player in our squad able to cross a ball onto the head of a pin and had a premier league winners medal to prove it.

How long are we stuck with him for? We managed to get some ridiculous sum for Musa, surely we can't be as lucky twice?

An absolute disaster

Patson Daka.