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Saints make up for it by charging £50 for a replica short, Swanse £45, neither offer discount for online sales. So there you go, a handful of clubs do it, and we are one of them.

I asked the question, what are the percentages? If 90% of sales are on match days, what's the point of incentivising for non match days? Bear in mind there are 25k plus there on matchdays, nothing like that number go to the Amex in a week. I really can't imagine the club are doing this to lose...

I'm only asking because I don't know, but what percentage of annual sales are made on non match days? It may well be that the percentage is so small that it will make little difference to the club. Matchdays the place is buzzing for an hour or more pre match, constant stream of people buying...

Why don't you Email Paul.barber@bhafc.co.uk and he will sort it out, he's like that. To say nobody can be bothered to do anything about it is wide of the mark in my experience.

One thing for sure, that never happened in the 1901 Lounges, the staff always have trouble using the smart card system, takes/took far longer than cash.

From the email "Meanwhile, from Monday 12th August, non-matchday e-cash purchases in the Seagulls Store and Dick's Bar will no longer earn cashback." As far as I can tell that means that cashback in the Store is available on match days, not on other days. As for the other changes, seems a...