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Not really, the one-off games have shown a massive growth in attendances and a decent TV audience, to the point where Arsenal are now able to regularly sell out The Emirates. Chelsea, who are the dominant force in the WSL, play at a 5k stadium. They don't sell out regularly, but put them at...

Looked at Kudus too.

Plays for West Ham. Not Soucek.

He is crap, Trafford

He's not Dithering Dave, but there are a lot of moving parts in that recruitment team. Lots of people still to come in.

They're going to spend a fair bit before long. Moyes asked them for a lot of money for one PL player at the start of the window. Said player wouldn't leave his club, but TFG were very ready to dive into the deal. No, I don't think will be like Moshiri, but they will spend.

Also another good set of spots if you can walk the 10 mins down: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9fyUBmRxJ1uZfALs9

Yes, you can park for up to 4 hours around the ground on a non-matchday. There are a couple of good spaces, but they are limited: Outside the new Bluehouse Fulton Street (just don't block a door) NCP at Taipan - just pay on an app Outside Bramley Moore Pub Costco (if you can walk it) Few spots...

Before everyone swans in and goes "BUT THEY'VE GOT GOODISON????" The WSL have rules in place that mean teams have to play one game a season at their club's men's stadium because some don't. This has been the case for a few years now. Please don't be obtuse.

WSL rules say you have to play at least one game a season at your men's stadium as part of their growth goals. It's been a thing for a few years now.

Good.

When is the magic coming?

Yeah but there are ways and means - like a loyalty membership, ballot fees etc Think Forest was the last example I heard of. You pay say another 50 quid on top of your ST for a loyalty band (Gold, Silver, Bronze), just to have a chance of getting a ticket. Whatever band you buy equals whatever...

This comes at a cost to the club too, which they won't do for domestic games I think there will be a shake up in the next few years, though. We are customers, there is more money to be extracted from away fans.

I dislike the current system because I regularly see a LOT of people selling spare tickets for games they simply don't want to go - those credit banking Tuesday nights? You'll see hundreds being sold a few minutes after they've been bought from the club. Then there's the moaning on social media...

I laughed more at you offering people out in Neighbourhood, tbf

Oh Butters, you'll never change x

Lots of people believing blag social media posts when they've literally not experienced it for themselves Boring

Hundreds turned up throughout the day, plenty of money spent, and kids happy

3.70 was a promo price when the stadium opened… years ago Went to the NFL game this season (where prices are set by Spurs) and it cost 16 quid for a portion of chips and a pint Please use life experience, not years old Sky articles