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I think, considering we agreed to only be there a few years anyway, the council have been pretty flexible so why piss them off by trying to change the parking restrictions. If the council had considered it would have been likely the local resisdents would have pointed out the original agreement...

Absolutely - I'd much rather Tony spent any money that would be spent on a fruitless legal challenge ( £3m or not ! ) on decent players.

No - we can conclude that because planning law requires a transport plan and planning permission was granted based on the clubs transport plan that said they wouldn't do pay on the gate. As someone who has tangled with the councils planning department a number of times I can assure you it is...

I haven't seen any evidence that the club won't accept cash as a form of payment. It's WHERE you can buy the ticket that is key - you won't be able to buy a ticket at the ground. You WILL be able to buy a ticket at the P&P sites, train stations etc and no doubt with any form of legal payment...

That was my understanding and if that's a condition of having a nice new shiney stadium then it seems a very minor issue. If can't organise yourself to make a phone cal an hour before kick off how the hell would you hope to even be organised enough to get to the ground ???