Yes but the difference is Radford is a hard man and would go toe to toe with anyone in superleague without fear, Cockayne would hit someone from behind then run off.

But we are in profit

and the SMC agreement is 50% of ticket sales over 8000

so if tickets are £10, then you dont need me to tell you about maths.......

I meant break even in the context of making the same money from away fans before and after the proposed price cut.


Is it? I thought it had changed, and nobody ever seems 100% sure.


I might be being terrifically slow here (I have a stinking head cold) but I'm genuinely puzzled by where you're going with this. If something is priced at X and then dropped to X/2, you have to sell 2X to get the same return. Feel free to point out what I've missed.

The bit I don't get is how Hudgell can say he's simply recharging us for the additional security costs.

By my calculations, this extra charge for spectators in the South Stand would pay for 238 extra stewards. I know Rovers have been found guilty of inadequate stewarding in the past, but this does seem a bit OTT.