2 Tribes springs to mind.

Tony's tombola rivalling Bongo's Bingo.

It comes down to who is contracted to design and build the structute eg Mather & Platt or some tuppeny halfpenny Venky outfit. Any new roof would be higher than the existing one, therefore you could build behind and over.

No, replying to @Miller11, I said the stand can be redeveloped, like Liverpool and Man Utd did, without displacing more fans.

Good Evans! ?

Fuckin ell Stuart, don't Chuck the towel in.

This is proven to be the best way to success for most clubs ( including all those with limited resources).

A good architect/contractor partnership would build behind and over the top of the existing stand, as Liverpool did, so not displacing any fans during the season.

Maybe Pasha took the picture, like he did of the Rovers/Blackpool FA Cup tie protest?

Hotel management - that's probably his limit. 10% surcharge on all same day bookings.

Ha ha not if a Wilcox hating, geriatric Riversider was sat in it!

Wrong thread?

We used to have a service like that from Blackburn railway station.

Less exposure to bad language in the BBE upper as well?

I and others talk about last season because people have memories. If statements aren't delivered, people lose trust, that's the same in any walk of life. No cheap shot there.

1. Some people don't like direct debit and will only pay when they can afford the full price. 4. Agreed. 6. 1875 club is an additional benefit system to holding a season ticket. This obviously puts season ticket holders noses out. 8. BRFC has now displaced 3 sets of long standing season ticket holders. Every time that happens fans are lost. We can ill afford to lose one fan, let alone 100's. 10. Ok.

I've said before, this 1875 club devalues season tickets. Everything should be: offers to season ticket holders, everyone else pays full price.

Where's the incentive for season ticket holders?

How many games have we been unchanged under Mowbray? Answers on a postage stamp.

We were 1 point off top 6 last January with the transfer window still open. "Defenders are coming" dear me.

Good point. None of the senior administrators or board (Coar excepted?) are Rovers fans so it is a job rather than a labour of love.

Chance to get hammered?

1. A lot of people have more disposable income in April - many have pay rises. Whereas in June or July, people are spending on holidays and have switched off football. 4. Blackburn Council have no buses or interest and this would not help people in other boroughs. There are 6 coaches still going to home games (3 from Darwen, 2 Rishton & 1 Accy). They pay between £3 and £5 per game. Going on a coach with friends or family becomes a habit. 6. 1875 Club devalues season tickets. Evening with Matt Jansen, discounted tickets for 1875 members, season ticket holders full price. Any event/offer should be: discount to season ticket holders, everyone else full price. 7. Ok. 8. That move displaced more fans who sat in the JW Lower. 10. Lancs police confirmed it was a club request to move Preston and Leeds last season but the club denied it. 14. All games should be the same price. 15. No problem with free schools tickets for odd games. There are too many free SEASON tickets for staff. It was Waggott who gave the figure.

The Super 6 offer in recent seasons and the mid-week game in winter where prices are cut are a waste of time.

Good post. 2 brief points I'm reply. 1. Burnley have been offering discounted tickets through employers for some time. Naturally I declined the offer at my employer. 2. 28 September is the date of the Ribble Valley Mod Weekender. It's one of the biggest events in the Clitheroe calendar and an area with high disposable income.