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Where have you seen this? There doesn't seem to be any information online about transferring tickets, keeping a card, or indeed anything other than the unhelpful statement that we will be "implementing digital season tickets".

I don't think it's fair for people to be criticising the club about a lack of communication around these 'digital tickets'. This season ticket renewal window is a freak, one-off, completely unexpected circumstance. It's not like they've had nearly an entire year to prepare.

Each to their own, but I find fans singing along as a club play music to be significantly more cringeworthy. Also, we don't sing Annie's Song. We sing with different lyrics to a different tempo. I'm a big fan of our anthem but have no interest in listening to John Denver every week.

Appreciate it's not the number one burning issue at the moment but surprised no one's yet mentioned the joke that was giving out a 10 year catering contract as a reward for abject mediocrity.

I've had a quick scan of our results and I think the answer is yes. We lost 5-1 twice to Everton in the 1908-09 and 1931-32 seasons which seem to be out next closest. We lost 13-0 to Bolton in a single game but that was in the FA Cup. Didn't play them in the league that season. Wimbledon beat...

"Levy UK + Ireland has consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of our club's values and our fans' expectations." Presumably meaning they provide catering to a standard fit for people expecting nothing but misery at every home game.

When the second went in it looked like it could be a horrorshow, but Wilder made the right change, the players got stuck in, and we played alright for an hour considering the circumstances. Shame about the last 15 minutes as people tired.

We've won away ole ole! We've won away ole ole! We've won away, we've won away, we've won away ole ole!

Come on Vini Souza, Join us is in the boozer, We're three one up! We're three one up! Great performance, great day.

Aside from the many great games themselves a peak for me was directly before lockdown, when I read a newspaper article suggesting without irony that the winners of an upcoming match between United and Man Utd would be strong contenders for a Champions' League spot at the end of the season.

The midfield has looked a bit light with Hamer playing. Today it looks like it would blow away in a strong gust of wind. Still, trust Wilder knows what he's doing.

January is a tight month for many people after Christmas spending, and as HD8 says it's not payday yet for everyone, so can't criticise those who don't have the funds to go. Still can't get my head around why anyone who can scrape together £15 wouldn't want to be there.

Nice goal from Illy, exploiting space down the right on the counter.

In the last 10 years, only United. Dirty Leeds have two, and no other club has more than one (depending on exactly how you define academy football).

I expect this will be reduced on appeal.

Nah we didn't win for nearly two more months. Well there you go, we'd scored even fewer than this season! Reasons to be cheerful 👀

How many points did we have in 1990-91? It might have been more than one, but only just. We finished that season comfortably.

Yes you do. Booing has never improved a team's performance.

On average, the game after we have lost by more than 5 goals we concede 1.3 goals. Our overall average goals conceded is 1.4 goals, so the stats do suggest our defence improves slightly after a heavy loss - something to be cheerful about! (based on the data from 11v11)

Here is a list of every unique result we've had, according to the data from 11v11.com: According to 11v11 we beat them 8-3 in 1925, a result that we also achieved against Bootle in 1892.

There were moments when Souza intelligently anticipated play, stepped into the right position and snuffed out a potential attack. Sadly they were rare and too often he was a passenger while the game happened around him. I still hope he will turn out to be a good player but his lack of mobility...

Or alternatively because it's just not very good.

Olé! Oné Oné Oné! Olé! Oné! Disappointed no one brought out the Stone Roses before we learnt how it was pronounced.

A lot of these figures seem highly dubious. What's the source for this?

Only 6% of people who voted on here thought we'd be relegated, so I suppose that's pretty confident. Most common guess was that we'd finish 15th.

I met McCabe a few times and he came across as a nice bloke who genuinely card about the club. He certainly made some mistakes and was tighter with money than many would have liked but I think the current levels of opprobrium towards him are somewhat excessive.

This is interesting, thanks, but I'm not sure how you're calculating the 23/24 prices? For instance, the Bank of England's inflation calculator suggests prices have increased by 31.5% since 2014, but you seem to have calculated an increase of 117%?

Cheers for sharing all these quotes.

True, but that's not quite the same as playing as the central pivot in a three man midfield, which was the role he played today, the role he apparently prefers, and the role he's generally underperformed in when playing. Perhaps I could have been more precise about that.

I agree Berge did some good work defensively in the second half, but he's played in the central midfield position a number of times for us before and been massively underwhelming. All his best games have come when he's pushing forward on the right of a midfield three.