Just checked, under 11s are free at Preston, up to under 19 are £131. Under 12 at Rovers are £23, Under 18s are £56

How does that break down, are Preston's under 12 tickets cheaper?

I honestly haven't checked, how much is it for a family of 4 to buy season tickets at Preston and Rovers?

And yet, Burnley's are a bit dearer.

Believe me, I've got 4 kids and 6 grandchildren, I am definitely not out of touch. The tickets are available on finance. There are all sorts of factors going on at Rovers. Just lowering the price will not automatically mean we'll meet Preston's sales, it's a bit naive to think it will.

As I've said before, it doesn't matter how cheap you make the tickets for the thousands who are staying away because of the owners. If you think an extra £54 off would get close to selling out even the bottom tiers, I think you're deluded. If £15 a game isn't cheap enough, and particularly £16 for a parent and kid, then let's face it, there are more staying away in protest than you would care to acknowledge.

If I win the lottery, I'll tell Waggott I'll subside season ticket prices so they're the same price as bloody Preston's, just to settle the argument ffs. Deepdale at a 20k capacity is too big for Preston, and they're still nowhere near to selling it out with the cheapest tickets,and a far bigger population draw.

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It never rang true to me, not when we turned down a fee for Gallagher, with also the chance to shift the biggest earner's wages off the books. I think it was all to do with the fall out.

It certainly contradicts the Travis leaving to save his wages rumour. Not that I really ever believed it.

I wasn't even giving it my personal opinion, I don't know why someone has given me a thumbs down, it's a fact, he's got the best record since Sir Alf. God knows what people said about Robson and Enables.

He's the best since Alf Ramsay.

Mate's lad was there doing a training session that was laid on a couple of weeks ago. They had a tour of the training facilities, and Hedges was in there.

I'm hoping for Lampardew.

Bellingham has just won the Champions League playing for Real Madrid, he's one of the most coveted players in the world,after being one of the most coveted youngsters, leaving Birmingham when he was only 17. We got £7 million less for Adam Wharton, i think your comparison does your argument no favours.

Bowen is a goalscorer, they come at a premium, which is why I made the comparison. We could be well over £30 million with a sell on fee, for a Championship player, I think it's a fair price.

It's the......... after playing 13 Premier League games bit, that's the argument. A Championship player will always have his ceiling, Bowen went to West Ham for £22 million after scoring 52 goals in 3 seasons for Hull, that now looks ridiculously cheap. Wharton will bring in the minimum £22 million, and much more when he leaves Palace for big money. To think we'd get much more as a Championship club, with his scoring/ assist record is a bit fanciful.

Didn't realise the Dingles had released Gudmundsson, I wouldn't be upset if we were in for him.

Really, really pleased Bowen has made the cut. Well deserved for a player who came through the Championship and always puts a shift in.

He's already surpassed every manager except Alf Ramsay. The stick Southgate gets is mad.

To be fair, even that would be a better suggestion than letting him go for free, just to get his wages off the books. 🙄

Mental is definitely the word.

I'd rather have Colin Pitchfork than Kean, hope this answers your question.

I understand that some won't be able to afford to pay for a ticket in full, but for those who can, £15 a game for an adult is a fair price in itself, but £16 for a lad and dad is fantastic value.