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Glyndebourne-v-Falmer
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
- Start date
mona
The Glory Game
YES.Gaffer said:No! Do I win a prize for stating the obvious?
The first prize is a ticket for Rigoletto accompanied by Ann De Vecchi.
I don't think the Falmer residents would really like a racecourse nearby. All those horses would be a tad too rural for their snooty suburban sensibilities.
One thing that gets me about this is the supposition that LDC would welcome opera fans but not football supporters. What about people like me who was a Royal Opera House subscriber for many years at the same time as being a season ticket holder at the Albion? I know plenty of other people who like both.
Aren't LDC being rather too simplistic about their categorisations?
Aren't LDC being rather too simplistic about their categorisations?
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,842
Please dont keep going on about this Glydebourne issue. It may very well blow up in our face.
The main thrust of the argument against Falmer is that by developing there you'll allow other developments, so the theory goes, the next developer saying "well you allowed that one so you allow this one". So dragging up Glydebourne is not going to be too helpfull.
Concentrate on the waste of money to LDC tax payers, that the best way to gain support and get them off our backs.
The main thrust of the argument against Falmer is that by developing there you'll allow other developments, so the theory goes, the next developer saying "well you allowed that one so you allow this one". So dragging up Glydebourne is not going to be too helpfull.
Concentrate on the waste of money to LDC tax payers, that the best way to gain support and get them off our backs.