Do you think we can persuade leicester city to change their pricing policy for our game?

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  1. imp

    imported_Gally New Member

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    For those that don't know they are charging home supporters just £8 for adults/ £1 for children to watch the game against us. </p>

    The Leicester City box office telephone number is 0870 499 1884.</p>

    Why not give them a bell, explain you're a Barnsley fan and that you want to buy tickets for the home end for you and your mates (since it's so much cheaper). If they dont seem too happy about this you can always tell them you will buy them online/ on the day/ via a mate who lives locally. Might get them thinking...</p>

    Alternatively ticket.sales@lcfc.co.uk is the box office email.</p>
     
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    They won't change the prices for us now....... All it will do is probably mean an increase in the police / stewards (which they wanted to keep low!)
     
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    Hicksy Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    How about and email...

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    Hi,</p>

    I just wanted to point out that loads of Barnsley fans are planning to go in the home end- and lots already have tickets for home seats.</p>

    Your pricing policy- discriminating against away supporters for that game- may work with loads of rich Chelsea fans- but give Barnsley fans the opportunity to get into a game for £10 and they will when faced with £22 in the away end.</p>

    We're a non-violent bunch- but please be aware that your pricing policy is not helping match day segregation.</p>


    Regards</p>

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  4. Gue

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    RE: How about and email...

    I bet they'd just pass that to plod.</p>



    Can't believe the Football league are doing nothing about this.</p>
     
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    Hicksy Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    RE: How about and email...

    You can stick your fooking crisps up your ar$e
     
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    RE: How about and email...

    Isn't that normal production procedure for Walkers anyway?
     
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    Why All The Moaning ?

    They want to thank their own fans for the loyal support and not breaking any rules. It would be like giving someone elses kids the same for xmas as your own.
     
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  8. Gue

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    RE: How about and email...

    Just smoky bacon
     
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    Hicksy Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    RE: How about and email...

    Remember them that had potato skins on?</p>

    Shat art and bagged for freshness</p>
     
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    Thats not why they are doing it

    They need to fill the stadium because they are w@nk and need to beat the Reds so they don't climb above em in the league.</p>

    Thank their fans my ar$e</p>
     
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  11. Gue

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    RE: Why All The Moaning ?

    Kids should be beaten at Christmas to drive home the message that Jesus died on the Cross for all our sins.
     
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  12. Gue

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    Agreed

    it's a religious holiday, not a lets give all these greedy Barstewards more presents holiday.
     
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    That is just so wrong!

    It's at Easter that kids should be beaten.

    At Christmas we should make them sleep in the shed or garage to give them an idea of where he was born.
     
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  14. Gue

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    RE: That is just so wrong!

    Good thinking.</p>



    It's time to de-commercialise Christmas and emphasise the drinking.</p>
     
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