It proves we've now arrived as a global club and at the moment we are the hottest ticket in town. The first signs were there in the charity shield. In spite of many of our regular fanbase boycotting the game I think we sold out our allocation for that, or close. The speed in which the Spurs tickets sold, in spite of all the difficulties of getting to and from the game, shows how desperate people are to watch us live.
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Spurs (A) - Fri 26th Jan, 20:00 | FA Cup | Pre-Match Thread
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It proves we've now arrived as a global club and at the moment we are the hottest ticket in town. The first signs were there in the charity shield. In spite of many of our regular fanbase boycotting the game I think we sold out our allocation for that, or close. The speed in which the Spurs tickets sold, in spite of all the difficulties of getting to and from the game, shows how desperate people are to watch us live.
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Think the level of opposition and ticket pricing helps as well. There are hundreds available for the Burnley home game but tickets start at £61!It proves we've now arrived as a global club and at the moment we are the hottest ticket in town. The first signs were there in the charity shield. In spite of many of our regular fanbase boycotting the game I think we sold out our allocation for that, or close. The speed in which the Spurs tickets sold, in spite of all the difficulties of getting to and from the game, shows how desperate people are to watch us live.
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If he keeps away from fucking tables and graphs e'll last a bit longer than that crouch one.
Crouchinho's ok in my book. Been on here quite a long time, too. Generally a good poster.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Think the level of opposition and ticket pricing helps as well. There are hundreds available for the Burnley home game but tickets start at £61!
Wow. For Burnley ? They know they can sell them to tourists.
That's the territory we're in now, I'm afraid.
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It wasn't Crouchinho with the graphs anyway. It was something like THFC0160.Crouchinho's ok in my book. Been on here quite a long time, too. Generally a good poster.
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Are they meeting there? It looks like a lot of them are at home (home country) - would be easier for the southern Europeans and Croatians to meet there?When do City fly out to the sunshine?
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New style ? poch tried that shit and failed miserably when he was at spud.Spuds will have most of their players back and possibly Son if they get knocked out early at AFCON, so expect to face the strongest Spuds team for weeks , also think Pep will go with a decent team after a couple of weeks break , this will be a good game, Spuds new style of play is aggressive/pressing which will leave them vunerable at the back , its about time we scored and won at their new stadium.
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Aka Steffi .It wasn't Crouchinho with the graphs anyway. It was something like THFC0160.
Think the level of opposition and ticket pricing helps as well. There are hundreds available for the Burnley home game but tickets start at £61!
I thought every home game was sold out this season. These might be returns from s/c holders who can't attend put on ticket exchange?
Most returns from Burnley ,who have sent the top tier back.I thought every home game was sold out this season. These might be returns from s/c holders who can't attend put on ticket exchange?
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