oldebiscuit And don't give any ballocks about catching a bus or train because they run late into the night.
ballocks ?
by topfuller » 20 Aug 2006 22:43
oldebiscuit And don't give any ballocks about catching a bus or train because they run late into the night.
by RFCMod » 21 Aug 2006 08:49
Amongst the sheep Well in the new year book it mentioned that if you left 10 minutes early for every game you would have missed 135 goals last season in the Premiership. You pays your money and you takes your choice their loss not mine.
by Royal Lady » 21 Aug 2006 08:51
Whereas the people around you just see you as a drunken oaf!! Nice hand gestures to the Boro supporters btw!RFCModAmongst the sheep Well in the new year book it mentioned that if you left 10 minutes early for every game you would have missed 135 goals last season in the Premiership. You pays your money and you takes your choice their loss not mine.
Always gone to the bar 9 mins before half time and always left 8-9 minutes from the end
My money,my choice
All the lads see me as a lucky omen because as soon as I make my way to the bar we seem to have pulled some great results out the bag
by RFCMod » 21 Aug 2006 09:00
Royal LadyWhereas the people around you just see you as a drunken oaf!! Nice hand gestures to the Boro supporters btw!RFCModAmongst the sheep Well in the new year book it mentioned that if you left 10 minutes early for every game you would have missed 135 goals last season in the Premiership. You pays your money and you takes your choice their loss not mine.
Always gone to the bar 9 mins before half time and always left 8-9 minutes from the end
My money,my choice
All the lads see me as a lucky omen because as soon as I make my way to the bar we seem to have pulled some great results out the bag
by oldebiscuit » 21 Aug 2006 23:46
Sorry, Am a new subscriber. Have always wanted to ask the question but didn't have platform, and didn't realise that this had been done to death. One point though, when i go to ticket office for away games am told sometimes 'not enough points' but people that leave before the end (if season ticket holders or every game fans) and only see approx 94% of games in total as a result, are entitled to the same loyalty benefits as me. I know its a bit petty, but it could be the difference between getting/not getting a ticket for an important game.RIP ELM Park This has been done to death time and time again.
Can we lock this thread now?
by rabidbee » 21 Aug 2006 23:48
oldebiscuitSorry, Am a new subscriber. Have always wanted to ask the question but didn't have platform, and didn't realise that this had been done to death. One point though, when i go to ticket office for away games am told sometimes 'not enough points' but people that leave before the end (if season ticket holders or every game fans) and only see approx 94% of games in total as a result, are entitled to the same loyalty benefits as me. I know its a bit petty, but it could be the difference between getting/not getting a ticket for an important game.RIP ELM Park This has been done to death time and time again.
Can we lock this thread now?
by strap » 21 Aug 2006 23:57
Darren_Reading I left at half time.
by Jeffers217 » 22 Aug 2006 00:36
RIP ELM Park This has been done to death time and time again.
Typical response from those who leave early - It's my business why I leave early so sod off
Typical response from those who don't - 1. You must be a substandard human being if you don't want to stay until the end, you can't be a real fan etc...
Typical response from those who don't - 2. I don't care just get out of my f**king way.
Can we lock this thread now?
by royalsteve » 22 Aug 2006 01:17
DaveM Some people leave early because they don't want to face a 1hr wait of getting out the ground. Some people lead busy lives so don't critisize them.
by royalsteve » 22 Aug 2006 01:17
floyd__streete When Tommy Burns was in charge I used to leave before kick off
by royalsteve » 22 Aug 2006 01:20
AbboForbury Lion Some people have to leave early to get home in time for X-Factor. It's a real inconvienience having these 3pm kick offs don't you know
If the plastics want to leave let them, the sooner the better in my opinion... just as long as they keep out of my way as I don't pay to see their backs.
LOL @ those who left before half time to get in the food and beer queues
Maybe if the concourse wasnt adequate only for a ground a fifth of the size they wouldnt do it.
It's a fcuking joke that place. It's not like they are hiring tax paying staff for fcuks sake.
The very least they should do is have half time walk-around people selling snacks and also have those people stood in the concourse with beer barrels on their backs, a la Ascot etc.
Someone at RFC should go to Madison Square Gardens to see how service is done proper.
by royalsteve » 22 Aug 2006 01:23
Custard Cream With all the smokers in the West Stand now going outside, I found it relatively easy to pick up a coffee at half time without missing a second of wonderful football.
One of the objections I have to people leaving early is they cut across my view and they are not staying behind to cheer off the team .... but mostly their loss I feel
by royalsteve » 22 Aug 2006 01:25
RFCModAmongst the sheep Well in the new year book it mentioned that if you left 10 minutes early for every game you would have missed 135 goals last season in the Premiership. You pays your money and you takes your choice their loss not mine.
Always gone to the bar 9 mins before half time and always left 8-9 minutes from the end
My money,my choice
All the lads see me as a lucky omen because as soon as I make my way to the bar we seem to have pulled some great results out the bag
by Jim-Bob » 22 Aug 2006 01:39
by Reading Abbey » 22 Aug 2006 02:35
floyd__streete When Tommy Burns was in charge I used to leave before kick off
by midlandadie » 22 Aug 2006 07:10
floyd__streete When Tommy Burns was in charge I used to leave before kick off
by midlandadie » 22 Aug 2006 07:20
oldebiscuit . Enough ranting, but could anyone that left early please try and explain what was the rush to get away? And don't give any ballocks about catching a bus or train because they run late into the night. lor=red][/color]
by bobby1413 » 22 Aug 2006 08:36
DaveM Some people leave early because they don't want to face a 1hr wait of getting out the ground. Some people lead busy lives so don't critisize them.
by Gordons Cumming » 22 Aug 2006 08:47
by West Stand Man » 22 Aug 2006 08:53
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