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I doubt it. The longer this goes on people will be clamouring for any away trip.

What you've paid for is 9 games, not the 'next' 9 games. When we can all start going to those 9 games is dependent on the Government. With regard to a refund, then you're right, this is an as yet undefined date. Could be this week could be the end of the season. Perhaps that will be clearer...

Which is why there should be better FFP regulations in place. Also, EPL and EFL should dovetail with punishments so that if you breach FFP rules the penalty applies whether you get promoted or relegated from one to other.

Some common ground! Whilst we may look on in envy at what the players earn, the money should go to them and not the shareholders/agents etc. If they don't perform, market forces suggest their next contract won't be so good, just like if a film star flops at the box office they can't command...

But the point made by me, Bozza and loads of others is that you aren't being asked to pay twice for the WBA game. The club do not have your money for this particular game. If, like me, you have made 6 payments, you have credit for the next 9 home games that we are allowed to attend. The club...

The impression I got was that the Beach Hut was just making the usual envy noises about 'obscene' wages. No reference to the effect on the balance books just the that no one is worth the pay they get. I might be wrong.

I'm not sure it's fair to pick out just those transfers. If you look at the whole window, I think our net spend is only £3m.

I'm guessing you are or already have made your stand by not having a season ticket or going to games. That is of course your choice. Do you apply the same measures against people in other walks of life. For example, I'm guessing you don't go to watch the latest blockbuster movie because of...

Has anyone listened to EP on the Price of Football? Seems the deal was put to the clubs on the basis that all games are not going to be broadcast for free so the two options were £15 to watch a game or pay nothing and see nothing. The price was set by the broadcasters, not the clubs. If...

Nice post. By the way, there's no need to be so succinct!

I'm not spinning a thing. Firstly, I didn't give the club money, I paid for a season ticket which remains the situation. They are holding my money pending fans being allowed back into stadiums. You keep banging on about paying for something twice which is patently not the case but you refuse...

My post was aimed at another poster who gave the impression he wasn't quite on the pandemic ball back in March!!! Don't agree that there is no end product. The problem currently is we don't know when it will be. It could have been this month but as it panned out it's going to be a lot later...

In March I was aware there was a lockdown in some countries and that there was a pandemic sweeping across the globe. I assumed there was a strong possibility there would be a lockdown here or that the season could be suspended and to be honest, when it was, I didn't expect it to get played out...

Thought it was perfectly clear. The club took our money because they were working towards getting us in the ground. The test event/friendly had everything to do with proving how safe it can be. I guess though that if you can't see that then I agree, we are wasting out time.

Apparently not clear enough for some!!

Would be interesting to see the email that was sent to PB!

Then ask the club for your money back then! FFS, the club believed we would be getting back to the Amex this month or weren't you aware of that. The club had a system set for a ballot that we would now be in the process of going through for the WBA game. The government have done a complete...

That's a bit out of order bearing in mind the club hosted a trial event and were gearing up to fans being back in the grounds from October onwards. It's hardly the club's fault the government have pulled the rug from under their feet.

I think I read somewhere that Leicester only collected a £75 deposit from Season Ticket holders but the principle that they are holding on to money is still the same.

Most overseas streams are behind so that's one point. Yes, the club could refund what they have collected for season tickets and next week the government could announce they're allowing fans back in and the club then need to collect the money again!!! However, it is clear from the last...