How the chuffing hell do they figure Oldham as a category A match?

And I think that aim is very commendable

With so many paying customers we should not have to rely on the generosity of one individual. We should have a business plan in place that aims to run this club on the finances it generates. But I don't think charging more and more money for admission is the way to do that.

 

RE: And I think that aim is very commendable

Get in the Exec boxes.
It's great.

 

RE: "What's wrong with charging as much as they can?"

Agreed, I've had a season ticket for years but could not afford the £320+ this summer. I've payed £44 for the last 2 home games and simply can't afford another £22 on Saturday. It's the first time in all my time supporting the Reds that I can make it to a home game but have made a decision not to go . I can't justify spending that kind of money and that product.
It's just sad really.

 

I have a very effeminate face

And puffy clothes. I may not get a handshake.

 

RE: I have a very effeminate face

Ah - the handshakes are only witheld from company Directors.
Then again - I suppose you are MD of your own bodily functions, except on a Setdi neet - so you may well be ignored.

Also ... can you out-stare the geezer with a head the same colour as a barbers pole?

 

Maybe he'd melt into my chocolate brown eyes

And we could bum each other.

If that hasn't made you laugh I'm giving up.

 

Oh aye ...

... I can just see him running his fingers across your olive skin.

Then slapping his enormous gut against your harris for a few minutes.

Get on.

 

go on, Hoss, get darn theear

You know yer want to. Go on.

It's only money. Have a extra neet in next week.

I'll bet Adam's going, and he's the smart one.

 

£22 to watch THIRD DIVISION football is a joke

football in this country is ****

 

RE: go on, Hoss, get darn theear

Adam's going but Little Joe doesn't qualify for his consessions any more , couldn't afford it , lost interest and only watches the odd game on Sky. A sad example of the game that eat itself.

 

We were doing Georgia Satellites t-shirts once.

The shirts cost roughly £2, we were doing them at a fiver and not doing too well so I told the lads to drop em to £3 and we'd get rid of them. They went so well that we were back the following night with some more at £3. We made double at £3 what we did at £5.

So there.