So the man utd game

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  1. tyr

    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    it wont sell out shot ours sens in foot nt
     
    tyrone, Oct 1, 2009
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    Hicksy Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    I'd rather not pay £25 but I think the pricing is fair enough

    Its not like its £30 or £35. Its £5 more than the league entry price and a game that a lot of fans will want to attend. Think the club can't be blamed for wanting to get a bit extra in the coffers to support Robins plans.

    Its only the equivalent 1 and 2/3 of a pint of lager...
     
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    Fair do's

    If that's what they want, no-one is forcing them to go, especially as it's on Sky anyway.

    Strange though that they don't want to go to watch Man U reserves. Personally I go to watch Barnsley, not the opposition, and the weaker the opposition the better as I've more chance of seeing a victory for us.

    Obviously not everyone thinks like me though, which if course is fine.
     
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  4. tyr

    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    it should be the same price a a championshio game

    and another thing how come its as much in the ponty as it is the east stand?
     
    tyrone, Oct 1, 2009
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    sold out vs chelsea tyrone on tv and same price
     
    smithiestyke, Oct 1, 2009
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  6. tyr

    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    its the Price that has put them off nt
     
    tyrone, Oct 1, 2009
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    If they'd have kept the prices same as for a league match

    All the whinging pillocks would have been moaning about missing an opportunity to make more money from it.
     
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    Hicksy Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    Do you reckon they'd have gone if it was at Old Trafford?

    With the coach and £40 odd to get in? Just out of interest?

    I know money is tough at the moment for a lot of people, it is for me, but for a match like Man Utd, no matter what squad they bring, I'd economise on something else if the extra £5 was a barrier to me going.

    Or is it a principal thing?
     
    Hicksy, Oct 1, 2009
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    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    F A cup is differnt nt
     
    tyrone, Oct 1, 2009
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    does my head in this man u reserve thing them reserves could beat nearly any team in england o shea giggs carrick nani owen kuszcak brown neville valenia
     
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  11. tyr

    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    No

    a)) for the same reason they did nt go to QPR
    b and the same reason i hope we never get back in the premiership
     
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    I'm with you on the Prem

    For too much expense...
     
    Hicksy, Oct 1, 2009
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    Don't worry about it. No one is putting a gun to their head. If people don't want to go - their loss.
     
    James G, Oct 1, 2009
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    RE: I know lads that travel all over the country week in and week out

    So they pay over &pound;50(ticket &amp; travel, not to mention ale) to go to Championship clubs, but because it's Manure &quot;reserves&quot; they don't wanna go? The Manure &quot;reserves&quot; that would walk into most premiership clubs</p>

    It's all a load of ****** for those who NEED to moan about summat
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    Agreed

    I have trouble sometimes understanding why fans have no problem with putting money into away clubs, coach firms, train operators, pubs, chip shops, burger vans, pie stalls etc etc etc at away matches, but quibble about putting far less money into our own club. Something is not adding up for me here.
     
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    Exactly James</p>

    Those who don't wanna go then don't, and don't moan about it</p>

    &pound;25 is the agreed price between BFC and MUFC. How do you know that MUFC did not want to charge more?</p>

    It get's pathetic sometimes. Whinge whinge fecking whinge
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    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    the fact of the matter here is that we have increased the price for a cup game

    its wrong
     
    tyrone, Oct 1, 2009
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  18. tyr

    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    in the middle of an economic meltdown? nt
     
    tyrone, Oct 1, 2009
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    RE: Agreed

    Exactly my point to one of my mates on Tuesday night. Said that i didn't see him down t'Well v Burnley as he dint go. His reply was &quot;Looked for you at QPR but didn't see you&quot;. So he dint wanna pay &pound;15 for a home game but spent probably 5 times more on Saturday</p>

    Back to the arguement me and Scott had last week
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    tyrone Banned Idiot

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    RE: 25 quid is far too dear for a tv game nt

    No
     
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