Good on Huddersfield, but their situation and ours are different. They have a ground with a 25,000 capacity that is half empty most weeks. A bit like Bradford. If they have done their homework and know that they will sell 20,000 season tickets by cutting the price in half, they have the same financial outcome (in fact better because they are getting the money all up front), a better atmosphere at matches, a bigger fan base to sell food, drink and merchandise to, and hopefully they are getting youngsters in who will keep going back for years to come.

Commercially we don't have the same incentive because we are only two or three thousand shy of capacity every week. The economics don't add up.

A message to Messrs Stewart and Douglas - if we are serious about building a club for the future, what about adding the extra capacity now to make it 16,000 and then dropping the season ticket prices to something like Huddersfields to make sure we fill it week in week out? Rewarding true fans, giving us a bigger stadium to be even more proud of, giving us the extra capacity we hope we will need one day anyway, building the fan base, generating all the additional revenue and guaranteeing a big attendance week in week out.

I think I will write in.