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And not one of the teams you mentioned brought more than 700 fans.
The more sensible approach could be to house all other team fans at the end of the threadgold stand and save money on gatemen and catering, many teams bringing less than 100 fans one who only brought 23, rather than penalise both home fans and away fans that bring a reasonable amount.1 user thanked author for this post.
Better putting them in the Mortz, naughty corner.
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Agreed, but an extra 10% for category B and an extra 15% for an A game is hardly a small adjustment as the club states.
But the thread is about introducing A and B category games, why is there an increased risk level this year that weren’t there last season, it’s all a con.1 user thanked author for this post.
It comes across as an unnecessary excuse to put the prices up. I say unnecessary because prices NEEDED to go up. In addition to all of the increases to operational costs that Westyorksiron mentions above, we also had the cheapest tickets out of any team who finished in the top 7 last season. If we’re serious about returning to the EFL then we need a bigger budget to remain competitive.
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no cat fixtures last season
York Dale replaced by Barrow n Harrogate
so whats changed ??? ..
Will extra stewards police be required if thats the reason its BS
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Is it just a back door slippery way to squeeze a few extra quid from fans who have not purchsed a season ticketEither way appears a tad strange to me
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Don’t forget those coming up IFA, the mighty Hornchurch, Worthing, Fylde and, of course, Kiddy.
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You are “The Angry Voice” and I claim my £5.
The Lobby Ludd Appreciation Society will be pursuing you through the courts for breach of copyright, thank you and goodnight.
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What was so wrong with a man and son walking on the pitch 64, I take it the game had finished.
I would imagine it’s the Southend game your talking about, much about nothing there albeit to early.
Having said that didn’t stop us going on against Crewe and Swansea celebrating getting to Wembley.
Nor did it stop Andy Crosby with the England flag running on the pitch prior the Swansea came and planting it in front of Welsh. Very Farage esq.
On the dozens of stewards surely you know they are there because of the Sag regulations, remember something Honest Dave tried to get round to save the himself and the club money, oh what a kerfuffle on here you’d think he tried to bring back hanging. (Re, training at Ilkeston, ticket office and shop only open part time, training at Ilkeston) Bye the bye.
The club don’t dictate on policing either it’s down to them to perceive risk the though they’re are totally shit at it, hundreds of police at the Tamworth home game when only 99 away fans turned up lol, course you need massive police presence when scunny turn up localish especially when it’s the first away game. Same with the lincs cup wanting to over police the Grimsby game so it has to be played behind closed doors because of cost say scunny, in December in the middle of the day midweek.1 user thanked author for this post.
Mark Lillis surely.
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Your love affair with Hilton should be a romcom awaywego: ‘Four Names and a Burger’
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