Why #justsaying? I think that would be a consistent position

if you want Norwich to be a genuine community club, then surely you would want to have both a respectable sponsor and lower ticket prices. It doesn't have to be one or the other.

We will receive a minimum of around £90m in TV money this season, and have just sold a player for well over £30m. The amount lost by changing sponsor, or the amount gained by charging an extra £10-£15 for casual tickets, are tiny in comparison.

Any shortfall should be taken out of the playing staff budget, where a few million is chicken feed in Premier League terms. It shouldn't be subsidized by the fans.

Posted By: Mecagoenti, Jul 20, 14:26:39