I did eye up buying T80 WHU about 10yrs ago, but thought better !

Pop Robson wrote : This is probably the worse thing they've done. I wonder if they've planned in a relegation into the price plan.! I'd have to say selling The Boleyn Ground to themselves( Boleyn Phoenix) for 40 something million then selling it on a couple of months later for 70something million b...

Liverpool are planning a bit protest agauinst this tonight in their game against Atalanta. Spurs have laid into the board with the Save Our Seniors campaign. We seemto be taking it lying down :zippy: Doesn't help that the club haven't formally annouced the scrapping of conncesions but just stuck it...

Those on the waiting list with kids hoping for a Band 1-4 seat are going to be very dissapointed with affordable family football. Not many of the young or older ones will find getting to row 75 easy. 1st season in the OS Kids were £99 as they were desparate to sell all the seats. Are any other clubs...

Used to when the kids were younger and you could get a family room, stayed in Liverpool, Newcastle, Cardiff, Chesterfield, Brum, Manchester, Bristol. Took in a tour of some grounds, a visit to an historic pub or fmaily pub for dinner, maybe a hike somewhere, a drink in the Cavern club, great memories.

They soon scrap all this if we go down, no chance for the fans of the future.

Not like the club of actually formally announced it, but just stuck in away on the FAQs.

Imagine being on the waiting list and having 2 or 3 kids, you'll be waiting so long for Band 5 or 6 they'll be adults.

For the 2024-25 pricing strategy, Bands 1, Bands 2, Bands 3, Bands 4 will be sold to new season ticket holders at standard adult prices. Whilst anyone of any age can secure a season ticket in these bands, concession pricing is only available in these price bands for existing season ticket holders. ...

Affordable Family Football in the Super Gods

****ting on the fans

Pointless playing him anymore his heart ain't in either and he's no chance of making the England squad.

He's got nothing much to gain

The source is provided in the story, Jim. Just seen this on his Twitter Yes that is correct but only new applicants and not existing season ticket holders, it is the same policy they are had on 1966 and 1966 west tickets since day one. The policy is not banning o66 or u21 from more expensive bands ...

The old brady affordable football

Can't say I liked him but then didn't hate him but was pleased to see him go. Moyes gets more stick now especially with social media uptake. Sam did make me laugh one day outside the stadium, heading home after a few after match beers in the EHWMC, Sam was outside signings a few autographs and mate ...

Blimey someone I know has already renewed, they should give up a beer token !!

He only got the England job because he'd been at West Ham and he frigged that one up pretty quick, loved a pound note/coin

kenthammer wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 9:16 am https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68553886

So win tonight and finish 5th in the PL and we're in the Champs League.

Knowing us we'll end up 6th to spurs by goal difference !!

Moyes will probably stick him up front on his own and send long balls up

It was good to see a striker in our colours playing like he did and hitting the target with some nicely taken shots.

MOTM and played 16mins including added time.

Opps quote meself !!

Black , Asian or a Woman ......?? There's a cool job waiting for you at MI6 . https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68465152 :crylol: I applied yrs ago, the pay was low and would have been desk bound data etc researching. I wanted to hang around in pubs listening to conversations and stuff like that !!! St...

If that was a movie what a great ending, 3 f**king 1

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