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Apparently the Maguire transfer was in last season's accounts. Profit from players sales this season will be more like £15m

Maybe the ticket fraud had something to do with the fact the Allams had increased season ticket prices by over 30% in 2 years and were charging £50 for matchday ticket! A problem of their own making?

Does anyone have our historic season ticket prices? The furthest back I can find is this: To get back to 2013/14 levels it would have to be something like this: West Stand: Adult £40, Senior £25, U-22 £25, U-15 £10 per month Elsewhere: Adult £35, Senior £20, U-22 £20, U-15 £10 per month...

Last season in Championship 2015-16 you could hire them for £1000-£2000+VAT depending on fixture (up to 10 people)

McClaren took Derby to the playoff final, I'd take that next season!

Might surprise you but Curtis Davies finished 1st in the Premier League official stats for interceptions (92) and 5th for blocks (35).

Gestede is available, buy him and Rhodes and we've got a ready made strike force for a crack at the Championship title 2017/18

I've looked, turnover wasn't itemised in previous accounts so no way of comparing commercial income.

Club accounts for last season are now available on Companies House: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/04032392 I'll leave it for the accountants on here to analyse but the £20m loss looks more than expected, mostly because of "amounts payable upon promotion to the Premier League" which...

This reminded me of the Runcorn FA Cup match 1993 replayed at Witton Albion's ground (after the wall collapse). I witnessed Chris Hargreaves's only goal for City, at least I think he scored as it was a foggy night and could only just see the goal at the other end! TigerBase says attendance was 1131.

Assem: You're dead to me now

It's all here: http://www.allamout.co.uk

Always thought this would make a great football song. Written by Hull's Mike Waterson, it's simple, unique but unfortunately not well known.

Have heard the new membership card with use contact-less technology, can load games or bank details on.

Hopefully when the Hillsborough Inquests finally end we can start the campaign in earnest.

Injuries were definitely a factor in our relegation, Jelavic and Diame were on fire before getting injured.

Interesting the bottom of the Football League that season (1997-98) were clubs who have all gone on the better things in a new stadium: 88. Swansea City 89. Cardiff City 90. Hull City 91. Brighton & Hove Albion 92. Doncaster Rovers

I notice Derby at home is now Cat B (original listed as Cat A in corporate hospitality brochure), is this a rethink by the club? Lots of tickets left for Saturday.

How many of those club owners are charging interest on their loans? Don't think the Venky's at Blackburn do.

Do we still owe Norwich for Snodgrass, maybe that's where the £3m bid comes from?