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When we are talking about a temporary stand do we mean:- The real temporary like they put up at sporting events (eg golf open), other large events (eg Edinburgh Tattoo) ie mainly consist of scaffolding, that get put up and down in about a week, or Semi permanent like I think AFC Wimbledon done...

Whilst significant ST sales is good, I'm not sure full ST sales sell out is good (The thought of that is probably a bit optimistic!) I think a good mix would be limiting ST sales to 8,000 ish and then (assuming home capacity is 10,000) the remaining 2,000 tickets go on sale to members on a match...

Once you put away fans in the North stand you will then be wasting seats on segregation. One major benefit of giving the away fans the temporary stand is Oxford can have the whole North stand.

That is very impressive but there is also:- Goodwin £400k Woltman £100k? MaGuane £300k?

and Bristol City

Due to significant increase in ST's I can see problems arising on sale of away tickets and therefore I would like to see the current ST holders initially given priority over the new ST holders for first half of season, then the scheme slightly altered where priority is given to the ST holders...

Just think how much better it would look, from players perspective coming out of tunnel, if the North Stand is full of yellow Oxford supporters.

What is the potential attendance? If capacity of Wembley is 90,000, each club has been allocated 36,500 then there appears to be a large amount of tickets not allocated to the two clubs, approx 17,000? will all these be sold? Who to? If those "other" tickets are sold and both clubs sell 33,000...

Can we have updated version of this, please?

Ah then there is also the question why is it such a short time period from the play off games to the final. Normally the final is on the Bank Holiday weekend. We would then have had 2 weeks to sort tickets in a timely and efficient manner. The answer is ..... The FA have now got FA Cup Final...

On website it says "Tickets will be dispatched from 3pm on Tuesday subject to sign off from the EFL & Wembley" It appears EFL & Wembley are controlling this process every step of the way. I do feel sorry for our ticket office staff, I bet they are more frustrated than us, effectively it has been...

Surely today, Sunday, should have been the real big selling day. Most people are off work, at home and have the time to buy tickets. Absolutely staggering the top tier is not even open yet and sales are still restricted to ST & membership. It should have been open to anyone with a Yellows...

On the away allocation I thought the clubs agreed price & allocation between them before distribution. So I don't understand why we agreed to give them 1,478 being 13% of capacity of 11,125 but P'boro stuck rigidly to 10% and gave us 1,351 from capacity of 13,510. If we knew P'boro were sticking...

Meanwhile, Peterborough are still not sold out

Looks like Peterborough are still selling tickets for Wednesday. They went on general sale on Friday so surely they should have all gone by now. I can't access the ticketing website to count the dots and see how many are remaining

Not sure I can cope with this 7.45pm KO lark on a Saturday. I've done my usual first part of pre-match Saturday morning routine and sort of ready to go to the match but there is a 5 hour void.

You could ask Jacob Murphy?

Does anyone know how many memberships were sold this season?

Gate 23 in North Stand is in the home section.

The other mad decision was stopping the game for a balloon on the pitch near half way line.