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1000+ sold for Leeds - and now POTG according to Mendoza (merged)
- Thread starter Drpepper
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Tony Meolas Loan Spell
Slut Faced Whores
Hope the trains are ok on Saturday #crosseseverything
Telford Seagull
Well-known member
got my leeds ticket, got to wait till monday to get my liverpool one....hope i can get one!
severnside gull
Well-known member
1,000 sold doesn't seem many - is the cup game taking away from sales?
Thought 1000 was pretty good myself!
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,499
It is in The North. Which is many miles away, and in the north. And close to Doncaster and Hull and Liverpool games: expensive month.
I think a thousand is pretty good myself.
severnside gull
Well-known member
Ha ha. Maybe it's because I'm halfway there
Certainly an expensive run of away games.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
How many times have we taken over a 1000 to Leeds in the past ?
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,499
Ha ha. Maybe it's because I'm halfway there
Certainly an expensive run of away games.
Without a doubt. I booked the day off for Leeds months ago, but it's been an expensive month already, and when it came to booking the train, the best I could get it down to was about £80. That, coupled with that nice Mr Bates charging £37 for a match ticket, means I just can't justify it.
I'd absolutely love to go, and could probably take a deep breath and absorb the match ticket cost, but I can't pay £80 (probably closer to £100 now) just to get there, and I left it too late to drive & organise a lift share.
Bloody football
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£28 a ticketWithout a doubt. I booked the day off for Leeds months ago, but it's been an expensive month already, and when it came to booking the train, the best I could get it down to was about £80. That, coupled with that nice Mr Bates charging £37 for a match ticket, means I just can't justify it.
I'd absolutely love to go, and could probably take a deep breath and absorb the match ticket cost, but I can't pay £80 (probably closer to £100 now) just to get there, and I left it too late to drive & organise a lift share.
Bloody football
Without a doubt. I booked the day off for Leeds months ago, but it's been an expensive month already, and when it came to booking the train, the best I could get it down to was about £80. That, coupled with that nice Mr Bates charging £37 for a match ticket, means I just can't justify it.
I'd absolutely love to go, and could probably take a deep breath and absorb the match ticket cost, but I can't pay £80 (probably closer to £100 now) just to get there, and I left it too late to drive & organise a lift share.
Bloody football
It's £28, not £37.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,499
Where have I read that from then? I thought it was a bit steep.Hey, can you magically reduce the train fare in the same way please?
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- #14
Hey, can you magically reduce the train fare in the same way please?
Bought today for £28. Think £37 is what they charge for a cat A game.eg man utd.
sir albion
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Curryisgreat
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- Dec 9, 2010
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I just got a ticket (the weathers cold and miserable so might as well go to Leeds where it's meant to be like that). Torn as to whether to get on a coach or go for a massive drive - either option will be warmer than my flat so there's a bit of money recouped on heating.
Over a 1,000 tickets sold already for Leeds is good as it's not going to be cheap. If I had to choose this weekend or next, I'd go for Liverpool especially as the away end at Elland Road doesn't have the best view and it'll be very, very chilly.
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
It's £28, not £37.
I think at the beginning of the season they put this game into their top category but changed it since it became apparent it wouldn't be a top of the table clash.