SKY and Sheffield United Away (1 Viewer)
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pusbccfc
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Birmingham game on sky is so annoying. That would have been the biggest gate of the season.
If the club had common sense, they'd learn from the weaker crowd this weekend and put a deal on.
Season ticket holders bringing a friend for a tenner would be good. It means everyone wins.
If the club had common sense, they'd learn from the weaker crowd this weekend and put a deal on.
Season ticket holders bringing a friend for a tenner would be good. It means everyone wins.
Liquid Gold
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Was going to make a weekend of that but I don't know if this changes things or not.
It's annoying not being able to enjoy the pubs pre-game but can now just enjoy the pubs post-game.
It's annoying not being able to enjoy the pubs pre-game but can now just enjoy the pubs post-game.
Liquid Gold
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Problem with that offer is that there are hardly any spaces where season ticket holders are so you could bring a friend but they'd have to go and sit behind the goal.
Sick Boy
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There are some cracking boozers in Sheffield - the best was walking into a pub with two taps, one had strong lager written on paper and the other very strong lager - nearly got kicked out when we scored
pusbccfc
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Good point.
Even something like two tickets for £30 for the Birmingham and West Brom games that month.
The problem you have is that the rules are so strict now about reducing prices. I don't think you'd be allowed without reducing prices for away fans.
fernandopartridge
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I'll still go Sheffield for the early KO, my closest game and as mentioned Sheffield is good for a booze.
David O'Day
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Yep, go after the game and there's no match to interupt the session
Very early train, spoons opens for breakfast & a pint 8am then most of the decent boozers open at 10am. Plenty of time
skyblue1991
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pusbccfc
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Wish I had a football friend.
Speedies_Chips
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Wish I had a friend.
SlowerThanPlatt
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Looks like they’re keeping it £30 by advertising the match packages. Fulham wasn’t a category A game for any CCFC fan before it was on Sky.
Fulham was always a category A game. Its the 4 Midlands teams sheffield United and fulham
I think he meant we don't see it as a category A game, even though it is one. Not sure what they would have chosen in its place if they were looking for a minimum of games at Cat A though.
The biggest mystery is Stoke one week before Christmas. Never a Cat A game in a million years that.
Sky Blue Harry H
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There is a degree of logic in making the games that will have large away followings the most expensive (although seemingly unfair on the non ST holder / match package home fans. There are numerous ways around the higher cost, but if you only want to go for a couple of one off occasions it shouldn't really put you off anyway. A bit like going to see a concert; high cost, but an occasional one off in general.
Evo1883
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I don't think this category business has effected anything so far .
If the attendance tomorrow is 18,000 . I don't think we would have got too many more if it was 20/25 quid .
I think fans that want to go are going to matches and the 5 pound difference isn't really making any difference to that .
Peterborough was 25 quid and produced the most home fans of the season .. Cardiff was 20 and produced the least
If the attendance tomorrow is 18,000 . I don't think we would have got too many more if it was 20/25 quid .
I think fans that want to go are going to matches and the 5 pound difference isn't really making any difference to that .
Peterborough was 25 quid and produced the most home fans of the season .. Cardiff was 20 and produced the least
The Birmingham game being on sky makes no difference as it would be on the red button anyway. We still should be getting 25k assuming they sell out
SlowerThanPlatt
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Sheffield United have designated this as a Category B fixture. £26 for adults
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fernandopartridge
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Might be a top of the table clash if things carry on as they are
Sky Blue Pete
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Email the club as there’s time to consider something like this
SlowerThanPlatt
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The categories are already announced and people will have bought tickets for the games at full price
Sky Blue Pete
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That may be the answer
SlowerThanPlatt
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They should be announced on a monthly basis imo taking into account league position and interest around the game with TV coverage
SlowerThanPlatt
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Though how we’re doing atm probably means more Category A games
Covkid1968#
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Really hoping Albion gets put on Sky and pushed to Sunday as I’m in Manchester watching happy Mondays on the Friday night and that’s going to be messy
skybluesam66
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so you want a saturday game on sunday because you are watching mondays on Friday
Legia Sky Blue
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I don't think any Championship games have been televised on a Sunday as yet other than 1st week of season when there were no PL games. Their TV slots seem to be Friday night or Saturday lunchtime, so things could get a lot worse for you than a 3pm Saturday kick off.
stevefloyd
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Maybe its me but I don't think any concert is worth the money these days, having said that I would pay to see Pink Floyd but thats not an option any more sadly
Sky Blue Harry H
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Agree - have a laugh at the ' list ' of concerts I've been to
Meatloaf - my brother was sick, so had his ticket
Kid Creole and the Coconuts - my mate took me to see him. In return I took him to WBA v City FA Cup (Q final?) when they beat us 2-0
Mark Knopfler - Christmas present from my sister in law, so I could hook up with my brother for the first time in too long, in Newcastle
Not much of a list !!
Edit: Just remembered my ex-wife 'treated' me to a David Essex concert. Went with our bridesmaid, who was besotted with him. Pretty sure it was in Cov, back in about 1985?
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stevefloyd
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I seen Quo in the 70's (before I was born
)Girls school
Pretenders
Alice Cooper twice
Iron Maiden
Paloma Faith who was brilliant
And thats it so mines not that much better
Sky Blue Harry H
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I seen Quo in the 70's (before I was born
Girls school
Pretenders
Alice Cooper twice
Iron Maiden
Paloma Faith who was brilliant
And thats it so mines not that much better
I like Paloma Faith - Brass in Pocket is a favourite too, so not so bad! Hated Quo when I was growing up, but that was partly because my next door neighbour (who was a bit odd) was obsessed with them
blunted
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Saw the original line up at Birmingham Town Hall. OMG, I am so old. They were awesome.
blunted
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Seen virtually every major band except the Beatles, Talking Heads, Bowie, Abba, some of the Heavy Metal bands, and the poodle haired rock bands. Best live bands ever: Little Feat, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, The Tubes, Specials, Selecter, latter day Clash, ACDC, Bob Marley, and how sad Ten CC.
