Do BWFC have undersoil heating?
I can see a lot of matches this weekend being off.
I can see a lot of matches this weekend being off.
Do BWFC have undersoil heating?
I can see a lot of matches this weekend being off.
3,300? A number that speaks volumes.
Modern football is shite.
The Germans have it right. I'm pretty sure I read the other day that 15k Dortmund fans boycotted a match against Ausburg, in protest over the scheduling of the games - no messing about!
I'm actually disappointed we've sold so many. It simply show's that Bolton were right to try and exploit the tickets prices, as the modern fan will pay, at whatever cost to watch a match.
I refuse to pay over £30 for second division football, but whilst other's continue to do so (and beyond), the price of football will continue to increase.
The Germans have it right. I'm pretty sure I read the other day that 15k Dortmund fans boycotted a match against Ausburg, in protest over the scheduling of the games - no messing about!
I'm actually disappointed we've sold so many. It simply show's that Bolton were right to try and exploit the tickets prices, as the modern fan will pay, at whatever cost to watch a match.
I refuse to pay over £30 for second division football, but whilst other's continue to do so (and beyond), the price of football will continue to increase.
The Germans have it right. I'm pretty sure I read the other day that 15k Dortmund fans boycotted a match against Ausburg, in protest over the scheduling of the games - no messing about!
Tend to agree with that .... and you are right about Dortmund fans, the yellow wall did not attend ... perhaps they see the bigger picture whereas over here we tend to just bend over and take it up the arse sadly.
Personally I've grouped the cost with travel. If it was £20 at QPR I don't think I could get there and back for £15.I'm actually disappointed we've sold so many. It simply show's that Bolton were right to try and exploit the tickets prices, as the modern fan will pay, at whatever cost to watch a match.
I refuse to pay over £30 for second division football, but whilst other's continue to do so (and beyond), the price of football will continue to increase.
The Germans have it right. I'm pretty sure I read the other day that 15k Dortmund fans boycotted a match against Ausburg, in protest over the scheduling of the games - no messing about!
Personally I've grouped the cost with travel. If it was £20 at QPR I don't think I could get there and back for £15.
£25 I would of gone, £30 is a piss take. AMF
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I have dithered about going to this game, but at the end of the day, it’s about Preston North End and more particularly about Preston North End fans, not ticket prices. There are and will be other occasions and other places to make a protest about ticket prices.
Does anybody know where I can buy a bowler hat, by the way?