Oooh so quiet !

[Coastal linnet]

" too many chiefs and not enough Indians" springs to mind when a whole lot of people
are employed.

[Linnet]

My thoughts exactly Coastal

[rod]

Football used to be a simple game.

[GrahamB]

Such a heart warming leaving interview by Hugo, must have been so difficult to leave Lynn after all those wonderful times to go to Alder**** and join up with Judas. Good riddance Hugo another two faced snake UTL 

[Pink]

Well, you know, Widdler really should be involved in the game at a much higher level than he currently is because his standards, knowledge and expectations are so much better….never mind ethics or doing the right thing. They seemed to have teamed up with a suitable chairman too, so good luck to them all….they might need it going forward….

[rod]

All wholly predictable. I am more concerned about and interested in what is about to appear on that infamous table? Does it actually exist or was it a figment of my imagination??

[Pink]

Pink, with SC. Do irons in fires mean the same as offers on tables ?   If so, be afraid, be very afraid

I am Mall…I am

[Pink]

Just seen a Widdler interview for the Shots…….he reckons a couple of his targets have agreed terms and will be announced over next few days.

[Linnet465]

Mmm are we gonna hear about a couple of deserters or are our players safe from the Widdler

[Pink]

The Widdler of Shotham City 

[TonyM]

SC has posted his review of his 22-23 season - https://www.kltown.co.uk/2023/06/06/chairmans-review-of-the-season/

As ever, some good, bad and indifferent, the trick is whether we can build on the good (Linnets in the Community) and reduce the bad (commercial and general off-field activities still needs much more professionalism and probably less interference from SC).  Ticket pricing will always be wrong for some so SC has to do what he thinks best and live with the consequences and there has generally been a positive reaction to the pricing and early bird discount on season tickets this year, what the more casual fans make of another, albeit relatively small, increase remains to be seen.

[rod]

SC has posted his review of his 22-23 season - https://www.kltown.co.uk/2023/06/06/chairmans-review-of-the-season/

As ever, some good, bad and indifferent, the trick is whether we can build on the good (Linnets in the Community) and reduce the bad (commercial and general off-field activities still needs much more professionalism and probably less interference from SC).  Ticket pricing will always be wrong for some so SC has to do what he thinks best and live with the consequences and there has generally been a positive reaction to the pricing and early bird discount on season tickets this year, what the more casual fans make of another, albeit relatively small, increase remains to be seen.

I don't think it is just casual fans who are impacted by buying tickets 'on the day'. Another factor amongst the older generation might well be uncertainty of ability to attend all home games due to issues of health?

[TonyM]

SC has posted his review of his 22-23 season - https://www.kltown.co.uk/2023/06/06/chairmans-review-of-the-season/

As ever, some good, bad and indifferent, the trick is whether we can build on the good (Linnets in the Community) and reduce the bad (commercial and general off-field activities still needs much more professionalism and probably less interference from SC).  Ticket pricing will always be wrong for some so SC has to do what he thinks best and live with the consequences and there has generally been a positive reaction to the pricing and early bird discount on season tickets this year, what the more casual fans make of another, albeit relatively small, increase remains to be seen.

I don't think it is just casual fans who are impacted by buying tickets 'on the day'. Another factor amongst the older generation might well be uncertainty of ability to attend all home games due to issues of health?

Apologies, not meant as a slight, just shorthand for those who don't have a season ticket (I haven't had one since the club reformed even though I go to the vast majority of games although I might well get one for next season)

Matchday prices are now out:
Terrace - £18, concession £16
Seating - £20, concession £18, premium seating £23
Under 16s £5 inc seating in family area, £11 in other areas

[jesuslinnet]

SC has posted his review of his 22-23 season - https://www.kltown.co.uk/2023/06/06/chairmans-review-of-the-season/

As ever, some good, bad and indifferent, the trick is whether we can build on the good (Linnets in the Community) and reduce the bad (commercial and general off-field activities still needs much more professionalism and probably less interference from SC).  Ticket pricing will always be wrong for some so SC has to do what he thinks best and live with the consequences and there has generally been a positive reaction to the pricing and early bird discount on season tickets this year, what the more casual fans make of another, albeit relatively small, increase remains to be seen.

I don't think it is just casual fans who are impacted by buying tickets 'on the day'. Another factor amongst the older generation might well be uncertainty of ability to attend all home games due to issues of health?

Indeed it is.
I don't count myself as older generation...
But do miss a few games due to health problems.
The season ticket, although excellent value, in my opinion, would not be a benefit to me.

[Mallard]

Is it all about benefitting the individual or the individual showing support to the Club?

Can a season ticket be used by others or only by the purchaser ?