Tbilisi
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Will this sell out,wouldnt mind going?
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Luton v Wombles Sat (Merged)
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bluwes
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Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
Sell out ! If you bring your boots you might even get on as a sub
Sell out ! If you bring your boots you might even get on as a sub
tasker
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Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
no chance mate, luton have sold 11,000. wombles would have sold a lot less then that
no chance mate, luton have sold 11,000. wombles would have sold a lot less then that
FeedTheGoat10
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Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
What time's kick off?
What time's kick off?
Tbilisi
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Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
3pm I think.
Thought Luton would bring about 25,000 - will be going to support the Wombles then - 1983 fresh in my memory!
FeedTheGoat10 said:What time's kick off?
3pm I think.
Thought Luton would bring about 25,000 - will be going to support the Wombles then - 1983 fresh in my memory!
LongsightM13
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Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
Go to the Ken Barnes memorial game at Hyde instead. Two teams of 80s and 90s blues, a fiver in, all for charity. There's a couple of threads on the main board.
Go to the Ken Barnes memorial game at Hyde instead. Two teams of 80s and 90s blues, a fiver in, all for charity. There's a couple of threads on the main board.
Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
The less than expected attendance is a lot to do with the crazy ticket prices set by the Conference and I guess MCFC as well?
Prices are £36 and £41 plus booking fees and postage from an agency, which has also put off fans from many other clubs across non-league who would have gone across, probably supporting Wimbledon too and for a look at the stadium.
tasker said:no chance mate, luton have sold 11,000. wombles would have sold a lot less then that
The less than expected attendance is a lot to do with the crazy ticket prices set by the Conference and I guess MCFC as well?
Prices are £36 and £41 plus booking fees and postage from an agency, which has also put off fans from many other clubs across non-league who would have gone across, probably supporting Wimbledon too and for a look at the stadium.
SWP...Legend
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Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
£36 and £41!!! Should of priced them £10-£20 depending on where your sat, get the ground full, good game, get the clubs involved bit of money.
I'll be going for AFC Wimbledon, never thought it was right that the fans had Wimbledon took off them and merged into MK Dons, so just for that alone.
£36 and £41!!! Should of priced them £10-£20 depending on where your sat, get the ground full, good game, get the clubs involved bit of money.
I'll be going for AFC Wimbledon, never thought it was right that the fans had Wimbledon took off them and merged into MK Dons, so just for that alone.
LongsightM13
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Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
The prices were set by the Football League, fuck all to do with City. We get a flat fee for stadium rental and nothing more. And as part of the lease, a chunk of that goes back to the taxpayers of Manchester - and some of it will, by extension, be spunked away on your vanity project for empire builders, traitors, cowards and retired hooligans, while genuine, real, traditional non-league clubs don't get a penny.
Still, no wonder you want to suck up to AFC Wimbledon. They are a proper breakaway club. They have broken away for a start.
You twats, meanwhile, want it both ways, playing at being a breakaway while still supporting the 'original' club. Traitors, cowards and hypocrites.
A 'club' created by cunts, for cunts.
Wimbledon had their club stolen from them.
You scumbags turned your back on your club when the going got tough.
Shame on you lowlife for even considering yourself worthy of watching this club.
Fuck off you Happy Shopper rag.AndyFcum said:tasker said:no chance mate, luton have sold 11,000. wombles would have sold a lot less then that
The less than expected attendance is a lot to do with the crazy ticket prices set by the Conference and I guess MCFC as well?
Prices are £36 and £41 plus booking fees and postage from an agency, which has also put off fans from many other clubs across non-league who would have gone across, probably supporting Wimbledon too and for a look at the stadium.
The prices were set by the Football League, fuck all to do with City. We get a flat fee for stadium rental and nothing more. And as part of the lease, a chunk of that goes back to the taxpayers of Manchester - and some of it will, by extension, be spunked away on your vanity project for empire builders, traitors, cowards and retired hooligans, while genuine, real, traditional non-league clubs don't get a penny.
Still, no wonder you want to suck up to AFC Wimbledon. They are a proper breakaway club. They have broken away for a start.
You twats, meanwhile, want it both ways, playing at being a breakaway while still supporting the 'original' club. Traitors, cowards and hypocrites.
A 'club' created by cunts, for cunts.
Wimbledon had their club stolen from them.
You scumbags turned your back on your club when the going got tough.
Shame on you lowlife for even considering yourself worthy of watching this club.
Re: Luton v Wombles Sat
Yep found it, the part of your amusing rant that's actuallly TRUE -
"Wimbledon had their club stolen from them"
But the rest, "retired hooligans" lol.... "vanity project for empire builders".....in the Northern Premier League. lmao, pmsl, rotfl etc etc. Where do you get this stuff? Schoolkids shouldn't be on a forum like this son.
We get Council support because of the large amount of community work that we do (and have done for 6 years) for people right across Greater Manchester, some of which might visit Happy Shopper. Its a few hundred thousand investment toward sports facilities and pitches which will also serve the wider community in Moston; not exactly £132m of taxpayers and lottery money subsidising your move from Maine Road to the Commonwealth Stadium (yes we know you pay a lease).
LongsightM13 said:Fuck off you Happy Shopper rag.AndyFcum said:tasker said:no chance mate, luton have sold 11,000. wombles would have sold a lot less then that
The less than expected attendance is a lot to do with the crazy ticket prices set by the Conference and I guess MCFC as well?
Prices are £36 and £41 plus booking fees and postage from an agency, which has also put off fans from many other clubs across non-league who would have gone across, probably supporting Wimbledon too and for a look at the stadium.
The prices were set by the Football League, fuck all to do with City. We get a flat fee for stadium rental and nothing more. And as part of the lease, a chunk of that goes back to the taxpayers of Manchester - and some of it will, by extension, be spunked away on your vanity project for empire builders, traitors, cowards and retired hooligans, while genuine, real, traditional non-league clubs don't get a penny.
Still, no wonder you want to suck up to AFC Wimbledon. They are a proper breakaway club. They have broken away for a start.
You twats, meanwhile, want it both ways, playing at being a breakaway while still supporting the 'original' club. Traitors, cowards and hypocrites.
A 'club' created by cunts, for cunts.
Wimbledon had their club stolen from them.
You scumbags turned your back on your club when the going got tough.
Shame on you lowlife for even considering yourself worthy of watching this club.
Yep found it, the part of your amusing rant that's actuallly TRUE -
"Wimbledon had their club stolen from them"
But the rest, "retired hooligans" lol.... "vanity project for empire builders".....in the Northern Premier League. lmao, pmsl, rotfl etc etc. Where do you get this stuff? Schoolkids shouldn't be on a forum like this son.
We get Council support because of the large amount of community work that we do (and have done for 6 years) for people right across Greater Manchester, some of which might visit Happy Shopper. Its a few hundred thousand investment toward sports facilities and pitches which will also serve the wider community in Moston; not exactly £132m of taxpayers and lottery money subsidising your move from Maine Road to the Commonwealth Stadium (yes we know you pay a lease).