Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
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I live in Manchester, I would be a season ticket holder if I was down in the Gods country though!
Of course. Students weren't the target of the thread. My moan is about the many so-called fans who chose not to go despite the reduced prices and our recent superb form. After all the FA Cup is special and we have tradition in it. We have some seriously talented young players. More people should be watching them. Is our support dying off?Techno said:If i could have gone i would have!! seriously if i lived anywhere remotly near Brighton i would be at every home game
Being honest Its the people who live in or around Brighton and dont go to home games that need to be answering really!!
The Complete Badger said:All you uni students haven't a leg to stand on. I am in Portsmouth (not too far, I grant you), yet I get to every home match and most away. I also have no money, but it's all about your delegation of funds. Simply avoid things like EATING, and replace them with PETROL, and you have a winning formular. f***ing lazy students
BensGrandad said:I thought that students were supposed to rely on daddy to bail them out. I thought thats what dads were for.
The Complete Badger said:I was JOKING! But no, Mummy and Daddy don't pay for anything unfortunately
mona said:Of course. Students weren't the target of the thread. My moan is about the many so-called fans who chose not to go despite the reduced prices and our recent superb form. After all the FA Cup is special and we have tradition in it. We have some seriously talented young players. More people should be watching them. Is our support dying off?
The Complete Badger said:Yeah, I just don't see the point of them.
Although I was being sarcastic when I was moaning about those who don't go to games (as obviously money and distance comes into play when at uni), I was actually being serious by saying I just buy less food and stick some petrol in the car instead. I know I'm only 50 miles away, and you can hardly do that from ABERYSTWYTH, but I have found it to be a FAULTLESS plan so far. Until I DIE that is
The prices are too high for league games for the casual fan. My point was that they weren't too high for this particular game.Withdean Wanderer said:Reduced prices for who though?
Students (not the target of this thread) and kids (presumably not the target of this thread either, especially as the family stand has been quite full this year!).
The club aren't reducing prices for the casual adult fan, and with £23.50 being the cheapest adult ticket for a seat with no roof, don't expect them to come flocking after a handful of wins against the likes of Bradford and Huddersfield (fantastic results to me or you, but against small teams to the casual supporter)..
Woodchip said:I was moving house
mona said:The prices are too high for league games for the casual fan. My point was that they weren't too high for this particular game.
smudge said:Apathy.
That's what people won't admit. It's the same apathy that nearly allowed the club to die.
If we get a big club in the 3rd round, (if we get through of course) then watch all the fairweather fans come out of the woodwork; all of who will say they were there against Northwich.
All of you posting your excuses for not being there; why are you that bothered? Touched a nerve? Feeling guilty?