- Jul 10, 2003
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**** sake, that was my original point , go back to sleep noddy
regards
DR
But that's just it - you have no point, ever
**** sake, that was my original point , go back to sleep noddy
regards
DR
More spinBut that's just it - you have no point, ever
More spin
regards
DR
£32 ticket (print at home), free travel from Eastbourne (return), 4 beers.
£48 spend
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Far cheaper than an afternoon at any other major sporting event. In fact less than £10 ph!
What about if you don't use the travel subsidy...many thousands do walk,drive etc.
What about if you don't use the travel subsidy...many thousands do walk,drive etc.
Why move if you live within a 2 mile walk to the AmexMove
Why move if you live within a 2 mile walk to the Amex
More season ticket holders benefit from the travel subsidy than the few that live locally and can walk.
Some have to benefit more than others, maybe they are rewarded for their effort and travelling so far than those strolling to the ground,
Its the way the s**t splashes.
Maybe, but the travel SURCHARGE which is built into the ticket price can be construed as a tax on local fans. We had a decade of it at Withdean.
I would just like Paul Barber to answer the question. ( In one paragraph ) What does he think reason is that more people don't buy match day tickets.