AggyBlue

--> QUOTE(ste b @ Aug 30 2006, 12:33 ) 440462[/snapback] I am told that John Williams does read such threads, but doesn't believe the views of this messageboard to be indicative of the views of Rovers fans in general. This messageboard represents a good cross section of fans. From pillars of society, such as myself, to some right rubbin' rags

Why not end your exile and do it yourself

That's the draw of London, many foreigner players can't see beyond it. I suspect he's coming not to play football but to be seen in all the 'right' places :ph34r:

In your first post on the subject you didn't say anything about chosing matches when you purchased tickets. Therefore I assumed you were meaning a book of tickets that could be used for any A+ match, any two A matches and any three B matches (like a book of pleasure beach tickets). I'm not having a go at you, I just misinterpreted your post.

You just said 1 A+, 2 A's and 3 B's. Like Blackpool pleasure beach. That means you could pick any A+, any two A's and any three B's. If, as you now say, you choose the paticular matches you wish to attend, then you do not need unreserved seating.

Good shout but we would need an unreserved seating area for this type of arrangement.

That's as good an idea as we have seen.

Read my post again. Obviously you are unable to grasp the concept of my statement.

Read my post, it says all home games, not two that are against @#/? teams and don't get well publicised.

I know how well off I am, that's why I'm still going. How many more seasons I will be able to afford remains to be seen. It is now out of reach of a lot of potential fans though, which can't be right. If all home games were priced at a tenner, we'd have the 'Sold Out' signs up every week.

Of course he was wrong. If he didn't like being dropped then he should have been knocking on the managers door this morning, not spitting his dummy out for the journo's. I'd rather see us get shut, maybe using him as part of a deal for a decent midfielder.

Trouble is, he very often takes too many. Against Chelski he got caught too many times holding on to the ball too long. He likes turning full circle with the ball too, I thought I was watching a reborn Stuart Metcalfe I'm sure once he picks up the pace he'll be fine

'Skippy' was a 70's Australian TV program about a kangaroo. That must be the link, it most certainly isn't because he skips passed defenders

This is the same mistake that is made throughout this thread. OK, £21 is cheap to you, it's fine by me as well but for many of our fans it's expensive. There's too many people pass comments as though we all had the same disposable income.

I wouldn't be bought for that

Not from the bye line. Both Pederson and Bentley cross the ball from twenty plus yards out. That's OK when we're breaking fast ( ) but not when we are pinning teams back and they have their defence set.

It will take Benni at least a dozen games to pick up the pace of the premier league. On Chelski, no one will beat them going down the middle, they are far too strong. Our problem was we couldn't get around the back of them. It needs crosses from the goal line and we just didn't have the players out there to achieve that.

The bookies have stopped taking bets

Is it still the case that clubs can charge home fans less for match tickets if they are part of some sort of club membership scheme?

Sure you can handle two?

You can now watch the Rovers for less than a tenner, with four pints of ale thrown in. That's what the club has to compete against. They haven't a hope charging £37 for a BBE seat. If prices rise again next season to make up for this seasons downturn in numbers, even more will choose the less than a tenner option.

His answer is Lancashire United

That comes into force next season doesn't it? I see it as a ready made excuse for another couple of thousand fans to stay away. :ph34r:

A flat rate of £25 is still too expensive to bring back all the missing fans.

If that's the case, I'll go:- Rovers 1 : 0 Chelski