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Errr, because a season ticket is better value for money?

My brother used to play alongside him at Harrow, he's absolute Quality!!

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Rubbish. I recently met Tony Bloom at the Brighton & Hove Business Awards and he clearly said that he had faith that the season would turn around. I got the impression that he was being sincere and that there's no way he'd sack Slade this side of Xmas.

.....by Taj/Waitrose on Western Road with his two boys, the youngest of which had an Albion strip on! Superb stuff.

http://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/englandcontent.htm

Reading Reading: 2006 20.207 2005 17.169 2004 15.095 2003 16.011 2002 14.115 2001 12.647 2000 8.985 1999 11.262 1998 9.676 1997 9.165 1996 8.917 1995 9.35 1994 6.951 1993 4.781 1992 3.858 1991 4.073 1990 4.076 1989 5.106 1988 6.945 1987 6.883 1986 6.893 1985 3.689 1984 4.471 1983 3.459 More...

To stop some of the doom and gloom around, here's some interesting stats on how attendances have improved for similar sized clubs since moves to new stadiums.... Hull City 2006 19,841 2005 18,025 2004 16,847 2003 12,843 2002 9,506 2001 6,684 2000 5,736 1999 6,025 1998 4,682 1997...

Farnborough Town FC are in danger of going into liquidation next week, please show your support for a club in crisis and sign the petition..... www.petitiononline.com/SAVEFTFC/petition.html

reading Fair point LB, you did your research... However, there were still 19 seasons where Reading didn't get over 7,000 average which really does back up my point. Oh, and most of those I remember were throughout the 70's and 80's when they struggled to get even 5,000 in Elm Park. While we...

potential To the laughing bluebird... You really are a fool mate. When Reading were at Elm Park, I would suggest that the crowds NEVER got above 6-7,000 on a regular basis. Now that they have some success and a great stadium, of course they have the ability to sell 30, 000 plus. By the same...

Next response back... Hi, Prescott's error wasn't about the boundary of the National Park, it was on thinking the stadium was within the built-up area of Brighton and Hove (see Telegraph article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/04/08/nbrighton08.xml). No, no, of...

Just received this response from the CPRE, when I asked them to clarify their stance: Hello James, Thanks for your email. I think it's probably best for us to agree to disagree about whether it's right to put the stadium on an area soon to be designated a National Park. May I just point out...

I suppose its worth a go if it gets her off our case... Anyone know what she looks like? Pictures??

I got this reply back from Marina Pepper when asking for her comments... I can't help thinking this AONB thing will haunt us.. Any thoughts....? By the way, no idea why she signed it with 'peace and love'! I think you might be surprised at what "other" papers may or may not say. You see the...