[Football] Loyalty schemes blasted by football fans

[BBassic]

I don't think there is a Middlesbrough University. Did you mean Teeside University?

Sure. It's in Middlesbrough so, y'know, potato/potato.

 

[Justice]

Did they get any extra loyalty points for trying to burn Croydon to the ground?

 

[Iggle Piggle]

. And fret not JCLs if we draw Arsenal, Chelsea, City or Utd away you will get a ticket

No need. I watched the Arsenal game on the Tellybox last year.

 

[Stato]

Sure. It's in Middlesbrough so, y'know, potato/potato.

My favourite was when Newcastle Poly changed its name. The story goes that its first choice, before its current name of Northumbria Uni, was the City University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Apparently they paid consultants a fair whack to come up with the name and were quite far advanced with the new arrangments until UCAS asked them what abbreviation they should use in the booklet.

 

[eaglejez]

F*ck off and tell someone who gives a shit eaglejizz, I was talking about Albion games.

Lovely ! I just used your quote to post about in the thread about the Palace Loyalty system (apologies if it was confusing)

 

[The_Viper]

They wouldn't know where you started from. By your system, an Albion fan who lives in the NE, would be deemed 'more loyal' for attending Boro away, than a Sussex based fan attending 5 London aways.

But it would even itself out wouldn't it, because those who live in the NE aren't going to be able to make half as many home games as those down south.

 

[BBassic]

My favourite was when Newcastle Poly changed its name. The story goes that its first choice, before its current name of Northumbria Uni, was the City University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Apparently they paid consultants a fair whack to come up with the name and were quite far advanced with the new arrangments until UCAS asked them what abbreviation they should use in the booklet.

That is fantastic.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

My favourite was when Newcastle Poly changed its name. The story goes that its first choice, before its current name of Northumbria Uni, was the City University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Apparently they paid consultants a fair whack to come up with the name and were quite far advanced with the new arrangments until UCAS asked them what abbreviation they should use in the booklet.

Was it C.U.O.N.U.T?

 

[Stato]

Was it C.U.O.N.U.T?

No....

....No it wasn't.

 

[El Presidente]

The second is married with a particularly bitter wife who doesn't like football.

I didn't know you've met my ex!