Season tickets are going up £42 but you get them at this season's price if you join. Just looks like a way to get some cash in quickly to me. Cash flow problems perhaps?

Or perhaps a way of financing the East Stand extension. I'm probably wrong, as its clear humbugs know the ins & outs of the Rovers balance sheet far better than anyone connected to my club!

Where does it say that? If it's true that there's a +24% increase in the season ticket price unless you sign up for the membership scheme, surely that should be communicated. BTW, we hear endlessly that Rovers consult their fans on all important matters - strange that this major initiative seems to be news to all.

If it's just to pay for the stand extension then why the rush to bring it in? Are they already digging the footings or something? Why not just put up pass prices, explain to the fans why then let them pay for it over the next few months. Plus if it's to fund the extension then I'd assume that rovers will reduce pass prices back down when the stand is paid for and they go back to normal operations. or is this a way of trying to cut the losses the club has been making in the last few years?

You were all peddling the same rubbish last year/earlier this year.

Its as

now as it was then.

You were £2.4million in debt in the 2007 published accounts and Hudgell said on the radio on Sunday that to go on making operating losses is not a sustainable position, I understand, (although Rovers certainly aren't on their own in this respect). Not sure how many members you'd need @ £60 a head to cover the costs of the East Stand Extension?

I would never have guessed you were an accountant



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Ask her to explain ROCE and EBITDA, then it will get really interesting

Oi, thought you were on my side.

why are you bothered?

I'm on my side

She's a shareholder