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Newcastle ticket sales set for....oh
- Thread starter Another Berkshire Seagull
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Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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SIMMO SAYS
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No, the club are still wrong. Prices were and are a joke. The fact we have a lot of plastic supporters floating around these days from the wealthy south east who are happy to pay extortionate prices (at least once) does not mean that the ticket prices were good.
What stupid logic you have.
I have taken my normal seat in the NS. Unfortunately four around me have not. So it will be nice if ST holders from other stands do get tickets in the NS.
My son (U18) has also got his normal seat (£14) inthe NS, and his mate (who has not been to the Amex) managed to get a seat next to him.
As his mate is only 16, and lost his Dad six years ago, and his Mum last year, i hope he has a great time.
My mate brought 1 adult and 2 U16's in the East Stand. The 2 U16's are both coming up to 15 and he paid £7 each for their tickets.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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100% correct....apart from your ridiculous pre-school spelling of the word 'no'
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,630
Why thank you.
severnside gull
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disrespecting people because they (financially) value something more than you do is really rather pathetic and not a little sad.
We (collectively) pay a premium for the loss of the Goldstone, the years of accrued debt, the cost and outcomes of the planning process, and a new stadium.
If at any time over the years you thought that there would be no financial implications you are remarkably naive and if otherwise you thought that incurring them would not be worth it I would have thought you would have been at the forefront of the opposition with Lewes council.
I was not going to go as the cost of seat in wsu was a steep and I have to add £40 worth of petrol cost on top. But
In the end I bought a seat in the north stand. Wanted to take the opportunity to see the ground from different angle. Now looking forward to it.
In the end I bought a seat in the north stand. Wanted to take the opportunity to see the ground from different angle. Now looking forward to it.
T soprano
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Wow. That puts all of my day-to-day grumbles and inconsequential irritations into sharp perspective. I truly hope your son's friend has a great day.
I shall take him for a drink and something to eat before the game. Hope to make it a good day for him... he's a decent lad.
Northstandite
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- Jun 6, 2011
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If the first goal or 2 goes to the Magpies, it will dampen the expectation and noise big time.
The LFC goals at the Amex had that effect, bursting all the hype that wins against LFC, Leeds, and CP would take us to another level.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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I like the Bollox crew
What are you talking about? You ARE the Bollox Crew
SIMMO SAYS
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Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
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He is using logic though however it's only from your wierdly obsessive viewpoint that it appears stupid
I will MERRILY refuse to pay extortionate ticket prices whilst deadwood like Vicente sit around collecting their 10k+ per week form the club. I will say again, the fact we are selling out doesn't alter the fact that prices are extortionate. Even if we win 5-0, it will still not be worth the money being asked.