Early bird prices (current prices for 2 weeks)
Adult Terrace – £309
Adult Seat – £350
Concessions Terrace – £270
Concessions Seat – £309
Premium Seating – £399
Students – £260 terrace and £286 seats
Under 16’s – £42
Hospitality – includes 3 course meal with every league game, parking, complimentary tea and coffee and teamsheet £1,375

Season ticket prices (after early bird discounts)

Adult Terrace – £350
Adult Seat – £390
Concessions Terrace – £310
Concessions Seat – £350
Premium Seating – £439
Students – £290 terrace and £340 seats
Under 16’s – £45
Hospitality – includes 3 course meal with every league game, parking, complimentary tea and coffee and teamsheet – £1,400

Super Fan ticket – 20 available – add £ 250 per ticket
   •   not available for children
Hospitality for 2 before a home game in the directors area and the first-team manager will join your table for part of your lunch and discuss the day’s tactics.
Trip to an away game (your choice if available) travel on team coach – if choosing an overnight game there will be additional charge for food and hotel at cost. Director’s box ticket or general admission as to your preference.
Watch a training session and meet the team.
Your photo on the front of programme.
Free entry to any pre-season friendlies.

Uber Fan ticket – 4 available – add £480 per ticket

Includes super fan perks plus ticket to every away game.
Chairman for the day – take the reins at a home game and experience what it is like to be in the hot seat.

Looks as if a new signing is about to be announced.

Unless I'm mistaken, the retained list includes Academy players. Will they be part of the Squad this season? If not we are going to need to bring more than 5 in.

WhatsApp drums are beating this morning which could be interesting.

https://www.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/it-s-great-to-be-back-in-full-time-football-admits-linnet-9368364/

Morecambe  could go anyday apparently.

Sole owner Jason Whittington being urged to sell the Club so as to avoid a "catastrophic outcome".

It makes you wonder if Widdrington was actually on a contract.  He may have been on a weekly rolling arrangement.  Only Mr Cleeve knows the answer to this.  Maybe explains why no compensation has been forthcoming from Aldershot or maybe it has who knows?

From memory, I think it was agreed that Aldershot had no case to answer, so therefore no compensation.

Another team bites the dust that’s 4  with last seasons losses. The powers that be need to realise that if financial help is not fed into non league football more teams will fold. We were lucky last season. One help to reduce costs would be a reorganisation ofthe league structures to cut down travelling and associated costs.

Sad day.

Yet another Sole benefactor Club bites the dust, although to his credit, he's been involved for a long time.

As well as finances, mentions not being happy with his local Council (although also hints that some parts of the Council are not happy with him  )

Now approaching 70 years of age. Fair enough, I know how that feels  , but surely he should have put something in place for when he was ready to step down, so he could hand the reigns over and the Club would be in a position to continue.

No exit strategy? Why?