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*Official* English Football Season 2006-07
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Barney Rubble
International Coach
Taylor's was outside of the boot as well...superkingdave said:
TT Boy
Hall of Fame Member
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
It's actually £20 at Oldham (well apart from the next two games which are £2 each) but as i play myself on Saturday so i only get to half the games max and half of those times i get in on someone elses Season ticket, i don't begrudge paying it.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
TBF you don't have to see top class footy to enjoy it. I generally go to Cambridge City now (despite being United at heart) which is a tenner.
Paying the money is part of the deal really, you know that at that level your tenner actually does make a difference. Lower league clubs are a genuine part of their communities too, in a way Prem teams aren't.
Paying the money is part of the deal really, you know that at that level your tenner actually does make a difference. Lower league clubs are a genuine part of their communities too, in a way Prem teams aren't.
Anna
International Vice-Captain
Due to boredom (and an interest in Carlo Cudicini's groin strain) I've just been looking at Chelsea's website, where I found this interesting snippet: "Had a replacement for Hilario been needed on Tuesday (6th Dec v Levski Sofia) then Didier Drogba would have assumed duty between the posts. A goalkeeper's shirt with his name on the back had been prepared."
I'm not sure whether to think
or 
about that....actually just about somes it up 
I'm not sure whether to think
or about that....actually just about somes it up
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GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
Can't believe it myself. My season ticket for the whites cost me £152, which is great value. Last season I went to every away game and got pretty much fleeced (Forest £23, Oldham £21) but Brentford has been my only trip so far and as so I didn't really mind paying through the nose as a one-off.Scaly piscine said:
Craig
World Traveller
I wonder what will happen to the two Argentines now - although with Juventus pretty much certain to go back up, they are looking at Javier Mascharano for next season and Barca has been mentioned as a home for Carlos Tevez to go on loan there (whatever happened to Maxi Lopez anyway?) in a few weeks time.TT Boy said:
And Germany look set to be the first team to play at the new Wembly - http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=395413&cc=3436
$50 (approx 20-22 pounds?) says it somehow it won't be ready. Would say more stuff about Multiplex but Jack would probably make sure I somehow got banished for all enternity in hell for that.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
I went in the car with my mates. Club travel is costly and you can't drink on it. Gave my mate what he asked for in petrol and bought him a pint, I'm happy to do that, and I can a few cans in the backseat. Excellent.
As for Chris Greenacre, yes, yes we can. In fact, my avatar has brought little luck, so I'll try and find a new pic now.
EDIT - didn't answer your question properly. The club does put coaches on, but they tend to cost quite a bit. It's not worth getting the train unless you know you're going months in advance, as prices on the week of the game tend to be horrific. Me and my mates always sort our travel out last minute, so if there is a game we would like to go to on the train (MK Dons, Forest, Crewe all tend to fall in this category) one of the lads tends to whack it onto his credit card about a month or so before, that way you get a decent deal.
As for Chris Greenacre, yes, yes we can. In fact, my avatar has brought little luck, so I'll try and find a new pic now.
EDIT - didn't answer your question properly. The club does put coaches on, but they tend to cost quite a bit. It's not worth getting the train unless you know you're going months in advance, as prices on the week of the game tend to be horrific. Me and my mates always sort our travel out last minute, so if there is a game we would like to go to on the train (MK Dons, Forest, Crewe all tend to fall in this category) one of the lads tends to whack it onto his credit card about a month or so before, that way you get a decent deal.
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and wasnt it worth it?GeraintIsMyHero said:
Pretty dreadfull game to be fair but that was believe it or not Brentfords best performance in quite some time but i wasnt all that impressed by your "super white army" considering every other side to play the bees in recent weeks has torn them apart. What an amazing player Andy Frampton who played an entire half with one arm simply due to the fact that the bees have no other defenders and i did enjoy shouting at the usless Chris Moore. Still they are the greatest club of all time.
I know where you were on saturday was abysmal but they are building a roof on to the terrace that you would normaly has sat on so all will be fixed soon. despite that it must the greatest ground of all time?GeraintIsMyHero said:Chris Shuker clearly scored the goal of the season. Well, not quite, but a lovely free-kick nonetheless. brentford need to sort out their housing of the away fans, I know it's only a temp thing, but for £19 the view was diabolical.
Anyhow, just wanted to point out that normal serivce has been resumed, Oldham are in 5th, Tranmere 4th.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
I know there was a reason for where we were, so I didn't moan too much, though there was a section with a much better view that they wouldn't let us sit in for some reason. It was one of our worst performances of recent weeks, you're quite right not to be impressed with us, but still, we'd lost every game we'd gone behind in this season until a week ago, now we've salvaged two draws away from home after being one down, so that's something.Pothas said:
As for greatest ground ever, well, I'm afraid you're smoking crack.
(disclaimer, obviously I know he's joking. Or I hope he is anyway. Though there is a pub on each corner....)
TT Boy
Hall of Fame Member
His currently playing for Mallorca (on loan), was nothing more than an impulsive buy after Larsson got seriously injured. Never really worked out for the kid, doesn’t suit Barca’s system, is tall and very direct and could not alternate between the left and right wings effectively. Hasn’t set the world alight at Mallorca however, only scored one goal I believe. Though his currently outdoing the forgotten man of Spanish football, his team-mate, Diego Tristan.Craig said:
Also Tevez to Barca, would doubt it even with Messi and Eto being injured, there young Mexican, dos Santos is meant to be the **** and wouldn’t surprise me if the kid starts a few games at the back end of the season especially with Rafael getting Spanish citizenship and freeing up a non EU place.
TT Boy
Hall of Fame Member
He was meant to get Spanish citizenship a few years ago but its been dragging on for sometime now, according to the reports however it should be sorted out in the summer. Surprisingly Samuel Eto has never been granted Spanish citizenship or has never pursued the opportunity to became a Spanish resident, been in Spain since he was young teenage with Real Madrid…Craig said: