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Stephen230
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No such a thing now as an unfancied game.
Did we sell out Brighton, two league games ago?
14k points. Which is about 10k less than 1 game with a similar allocation.Did we sell out Brighton, two league games ago?
I think Soton away in the EFLC was open sale but sold out.
I doubt we sold half of our Super Cup allocation.
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Players should be able to invite any of their friends and family as far as I am concerned. They have certainly earned that right.Out of interest, how did you know they hadn’t set for in the stadium or how they got their tickets, if you just saw them?
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But what if the player has 62,000 friends and family?Players should be able to invite any of their friends and family as far as I am concerned. They have certainly earned that right.
They do and you get Egil Ostenstad at a high demand away after earning the right as a former player.Players should be able to invite any of their friends and family as far as I am concerned. They have certainly earned that right.
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14k points. Which is about 10k less than 1 game with a similar allocation.
I think Soton away in the EFLC was open sale but sold out.
I doubt we sold half of our Super Cup allocation.
Can’t remember now whether Brighton was on sale before the league was won or not?
Certainly a few no shows if it was sold out. Not that I blame anyone for not bothering with a dead rubber, midweek on the south coast. Just making the point that you don’t have to go back too far to find a game that wasn’t mega popular.
Before and at one point could have been a decider. It was 2 days after they beat Newcastle.Can’t remember now whether Brighton was on sale before the league was won or not?
Certainly a few no shows if it was sold out. Not that I blame anyone for not bothering with a dead rubber, midweek on the south coast. Just making the point that you don’t have to go back too far to find a game that wasn’t mega popular.
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Before and at one point could have been a decider. It was 2 days after they beat Newcastle.
Thanks. All slowly coming back to me now. Amazing how just the end of May can seem so long ago.
Down to 14K for a potential title decider then? This isn’t quite the…nobody but the 25K over 50s can ever get an away ticket, that some would have you believe.
It was a decider if they carried on winning as think we needed 9 points but only needed 3 as it turned our as they lost the next 2. It also had a decent chance of being a dead rubber and went on sale the same day as Brentford.Thanks. All slowly coming back to me now. Amazing how just the end of May can seem so long ago.
Down to 14K for a potential title decider then? This isn’t quite the…nobody but the 25K over 50s can ever get an away ticket, that some would have you believe.
Brighton midweek in 2008, which we shouldn't have played as it was round 2 in the league cup and we were in the Uefa cup, was probably my worst ever away, and in 2019 probably my best and most expensive in England.
The over 50s thing is bollocks as 25 years olds could build up 25k with the pull through, although it was kept quiet until 2011 and I only used it from 2009 after being tipped off and had to go to the club shop to get them. The lad could get his own once 16 (18 now for pull through) for all games bar 1 until the Chelsea away in 2015 when the points allocation took a severe reduction. The club fucked him over and he slowly started losing interest after that.