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Noticeable: Zero mention of Simon Elliott in Michelle’s singling people out for being crucial to saving the club.
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…for the record Elliot’s choice of who to side with over the years has been dreadful.
Simon Elliott is a self-interested idiot who is arrogant enough to think no-one has noticed.
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Boo Boo the local Council.. who ever it iz
The council’s so financially cash-strapped they need to sell the stadium – like virtually every council in the country their budget has been cut and cut and cut over the last 14 years to the point that they can’t afford basic services, nevermind valuable community facilities. The real story here is how communities & society have been so royally shafted in the last 14 years. And maybe also why the EFL felt the need to have such a hard & fast rule – especially given the unusual circumstances and the fact the club has played there for more than 40 years….
Never vote Tory.
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Hand of God and 2010 goal are clear and obvious – would take 5 seconds then goal awarded. This suspect line drawn around somebody’s foot with a debatable point of release from the player playing the ball in – something has to give with this.
Playing Devil’s advocate, here, don’t you have to take the rough with the smooth? Is creating multiple truckloads of awful VAR decisions (like the one on Sunday) and slowing games right down really worth it, just to ensure a couple of goals given that originally weren’t, or to disallow the Hand Of God? In other words: are the occasional positives of VAR really worth the consistent negatives, as well as the general effect on the pace of games?
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Forest aren’t too happy with VAR, they’re in for a hammering from the authorities.
I absolutely applaud them for publicly speaking out and saying they’ve had enough – in the same way that I applaud all of the clubs who have come out and complained about the recently announced changes to the FA Cup.
This quite British attitude of ‘shut up and take it on the chin like everybody else has to’ is a self-defeating trick. Revolution has to start somewhere.
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If you mean physically hand over cash or tap your card at the turnstile itself then absolutely not.
This would seem to the easiest way to do it, or am I missing something?
Ordinarily on a match day you can’t hand over cash or tap your card at the turnstiles. You have to queue to get a ticket at the window located where the home end snack bar used to be near fanzine / Iron Trust corner, or go and get one from the main office. I imagine there is a reason for this, and I don’t see it changing for the Play Offs.
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Everyone who really wants a ticket will get one.
Is there any members of the forum or anyone they know can honestly claim that they wanted to a ticket for an SUFC home match but weren’t able to get one either online or by visiting the ticket office or via telephone?
No, didn’t think so.It’s not a complaint about the availability of tickets. It’s about the inconvenience to all concerned, especially the club staff and systems, when there is an unnecessarily narrow on-sale window.
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