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Tough game for us tonight - we may very well have 8 players ruled out - 4 already are - Heneghan, Iwiekwe, Paterson and Wilks. Windass and Byers are very doubtful (rumours they are out or the season) Gregory and James are also big doubts. That leaves us with one fit attacker - Smith (and hes...

Wednesday have put their Season Tickets on sale again for the 23/24 season. Kop Adult £460 North Stand and Grandstand Adult £570 South Stand Adult £630 These prices are until the 10th March - then will probably increase again.

Sheffield Star reporting around 33k.

Yep all the makings of a great game - capacity crowd of around 33-34k.

Why - just why?

No worries Plymouth Casual - yeah it's wrong, it's denying more Plymouth fans seeing a potential season defining moment (maybe a bit early for that - but you know what I mean) and Wednesday miss out on a decent wedge.

It does, so does queuing to get to your seat (at every ground in the country), but if it happens at Hillsborough it's front page news - even when it has been proven that no incident actually took place - yet another reduced capacity is our punishment - even another 1k tickets at £28 a ticket has...

That was at Southampton. Much more dangerous than some supporters having to wait a minute to get to their seats, as happened at Hillsborough.

We are the only club in the country that has a capacity of just short of 40k, but can only sell just over 30k seats. We have an away end that holds 8k (including triangle) but can only sell 4.5k, now reduced to 3.2k, we have a moat, snipers and that doll off the Squid Games between supporters.....

That was Newcastle fans at St Mary's - are the Daily Mail showing that?^^^^

After the Newcastle (non) crush story allocations in the Leppings Lane End will like be reduced - even though the stand holds 6,600 and there were only 4500 Geordies there. Look at footage at their celebrations at St Mary's the other night and tell me which looked the most dangerous?

Cheltenham away tickets sold out, all 1511 tickets for the midweek game have gone.

Don't really get your point. If Wednesday, Bolton etc built up their fanbases when there was little money about, then surely that is a good thing, and nothing would have stopped Port Vale, Burton Albion or the Dog and Duck from doing the same thing?

All gone.

Barnsley fans can pay on the day as well.

2 tickets left now for Plymouth away out of 1648 allocated, I would imagine block 23 will now be offered?

Now't that strange about our attendances at home, they stay steady and always do. After 23 years out of the top flight, sky-high ticket prices, relegations, points deductions and mediocrity - plus being a 2 city club all take their toll - our crowds don't tend to fluctuate that much, be it up or...

3-1 defeat away to Bradford, no injuries and a good run out for the reserves and players recovering from injury - a crowd of 6092 (3355 Wednesday fans - very impressive).

Mighten just confirmed on a season-long loan from Forest.