Get in, a nice bit of politics shoehorned in.
Shoehorning-in is my specialty.
Get in, a nice bit of politics shoehorned in.
Shoehorning-in is my specialty.
At QPR
Disagree. The club/ players are the ones who have stopped the legal market enabling prices to rocket. The so called autograph dealers would lose more if the market was opened. I can understand it of the megastars but surely if most of the Brighton players signed a few hundred Autographs market would collapse.It was the greed of the joyless professional autograph dealers that ruined it for the kids, not the players or the club
Very unfair IMO, if the club is at fault is is allowing the shirt beggers access to the ground with their pathetic "Dunk can I have your shirt" etc signs, the signs should be removed at entry or taken by stewards in the ground, the club even allow the fans zone cameras to zoom in on the beggers.Becoming much more of an us (loyal but irrelevant supporters) and them (overpaid and over important) football players who`ll walk past your eight year old wanting an autograph. Shame on them and the club.
Did you witness the number of fans outside the ground after home matches two years ago, mostly the Mitoma+ crew admittedly but it is easy to see how kids could get injured in the scrum for photos and autographs, not a lot the club could do other than stop it.Disagree. The club/ players are the ones who have stopped the legal market enabling prices to rocket. The so called autograph dealers would lose more if the market was opened. I can understand it of the megastars but surely if most of the Brighton players signed a few hundred Autographs market would collapse.
Very sad youngsters can no longer wait for ages to get heroes autographs. Club have taken easy way out and should find a compromise. What a great part of growing up as a young sports supporter collecting autographs. After games there are enough stewards to form a secure way out to players car park and refuse to believe selling autographs on line is a big problem. Do not sign for adults, only sign one item and sure players would be aware if same people appearing everytime and pass them by. I just think it is so important a way round is found . Players have enough time so why cant they even have autograph sessions for say 6/7 players once a month.
I appreciate different days but have great memories of not only getting Albion autographs but also Sussex cricketers. Remember Tony Grieg was brilliant. He was delighted to sign for hours but only if all formed an orderly queue
Putin signatures rare and worth money...Trump signatures two a penny.
At Everton they close the road just down from the church and announce when the team buses are arriving so you should be able to see them arrive at least.Hi all. First away trip to Everton with my 8 year old son. He’s desperate to get something signed by the players. Any advice on when the team bus will arrive and his chances of getting something signed. Thanks all.