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Steve1956 wrote:Come on...Corn Flakes,who eats that shite nowadays,I'm a muesli man myself.

I was advised that muesli is not a particularly healthy breakfast because of the amount of sugar even in the reduced sugar offerings. I was advised that corn flakes were even worse. I'll stick with my porridge.

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conyoviejo wrote:3-0 will take some building on though.. Lol

A draw at Arsenal would be building

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Arsenal v Burnley preview

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Unai Emery & Sean Dyche ahead of tomorrow's game

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Not being argumentative for the sake of it here. Serious question. Are you saying that Salford City taking over Bury (a couple of years ago when they were a few divisions below the League 2) would not have been permitted? (I can think of quite a few reasons why this might have been quite an attract...

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Info on tomorrow's ref

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I have SKY Sports & Cinema package together for £22 per month. Looking to add BTsports and they want £29.99 extra a month! As a BT Broadband user I remember when this was a free(or minimal) offering. Can't find any offers for this so it'll be down to the local tomorrow. At some point towards the en...

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First away game of the season for the youth team tomorrow

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It might be a serious point but it doesn't hold water. I know quite a few AFC Wimbledon fans and attended a handful of matches in their first season in the Combined Counties League in 2002/03. Every single one of them stated then (and now, given that I work with a couple) that they'd have preferred...

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Just been on the NCP website to check the postcode for Cockfosters underground station parking and there is this message: "Transport for London have informed us that Cockfosters Station car park will be closed on the weekend of the 17 and 18 August. This closure is subject to change, please check b...

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You might not like it but it's a serious point. Is it better for the club to go to the wall, cease to exist and all of the creditors lose out or for them to be bought and shifted elsewhere? It's not like the new club will be taking another club's place. The other option will be no club. Can't be sh...

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Also my Bury supporter pal asked me to add a link to a petition to try to remove the idiot trying to kill their club! if any fellow clarets would take the time to sign it would be much appreciated. http://chng.it/dJBkJydc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Signed and no hesitation in si...

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Wow more lies from Dale, interesting listen on talk sport this morning. Player v owner have it out live on air! https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/1162330968604237824?s=08" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; "I'm the one not sleeping at night," he says. Well I bet there are a hell of a...

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JTClaret wrote:So why is this being worn for our first away game, when the actual away shirt doesn't clash.
I like the kit, but I thought the whole point of a third kit is when the Home and Away shirts are suitable

So they can promote sales - simple as that

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South West Claret. wrote:The club did do one about 8/10 years ago when they didn't get a suitable sponsorship deal negociated one season

That's what happens when you get older, no sense of time. The season without the sponsor is now 19 years ago.

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Steve1956 wrote:What a fantastic looking kit.no shite betting logo here.

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Never mind that, what a fanstatic player getting the shot in

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Games played on Sundays have to kick off at the same time as one of the Live TV games. So either 2pm or 4.30pm. Last season when we played on Sundays because of our Europa games we played at the earlier kick off times. Presume Wolves wanted to kick off later? Not much thought for fans having to tra...

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indeed, but looking at the figures the population in Burnley in the early fifties was around 85k so not massively more. Only saying because there seemed to be a lot of empty seats against saints last weekend There was a huge post war boost in attendances that lifted even further for the cup. You ar...

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summitclaret wrote:I have said before that I was pleased that we kept Tarks and that is massive. However we could do nothing if Leicester had met his release clause. Well done to the club for getting a high threshold. I had no idea we had
had bids for Dwight so well done again to the club.

What release clause?

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How would he be screwing them over? I read this a lot about players. A footballer has every right to whatever he wants. If he signs a contract and stays for the duration and chooses to leave that’s his right. He owes the football club nothing. That’s spot on. We’ve moved on from the days when playe...

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Amazing footage, makes me wonder why we don't sell out some games now when you see how many people used to go !! It’s a different time now and we would never get that many on today even if the ground was big enough. Over 52,000 that day because it was the FA Cup which was massive back then. We’ve n...

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groove wrote:Excellent footage. But the absolute worst penalty ever seen on the Turf has to be Steve Taylor against Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup quarter final in 1983.

I think I could list a considerable number of penalties I've seen missed on the Turf that were worse than Taylor's.

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The issue with pricing it to suit your club is when the secret is let “ out of the bag” like a few years ago when Karen Brady went public with our refusal to agree to a lower price for the FA Cup tie Can only assume you mean the 5th round of the FA Cup in 2011 - the only time we've played against K...

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I expect he had a release clause value just like I assume our 2 had and that none were met. That's how it works. No it doesn't work like that, does on occasions with some players but generally not. The point I'm making is you can't wait to have a go at the club for not signing a player but make no ...

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Stan Tastic wrote:The Newcastle goalkeeper for our goal was unbelievable.

The goalkeeper was Ronnie Simpson that day. Over 13 years later he was in the Celtic team that won the European Cup.

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Fretters wrote:Didn't Gifton once help demolish St Peter's car park?

No - but no one uses the balcony on the cricket pavilion any more

John Angus once hit a penalty out of the ground - for the life of me I still can't fathom why he was taking a penalty in the first place.

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Is there not a town in need of a football team who could maybe save them like Milton Keynes did with Wimbledon. Wont be quite the same but will keep the club alive at least It's a serious situation and a serious thread, which I've more than keeping up with, about a long established club potentially...

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summitclaret wrote:Phillips should have been signed.

And if it was Phillips then he made it clear that Leeds didn't want to sell. Similar to us I suppose with Tarky and McNeil for whom we clearly received offers. Should we have sold them just as Leeds should have sold Phillips?

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Bin Ont Turf wrote:He didn't say 'the apartheid system', he said like 'an apartheid system'.

Which is exactly what's been posted on thus thread AN apartheid system. I did find it a very strange choice of word at best.

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New date confirmed for Wolves game - Sunday at 4:30

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Brilliant footage.

52,011 attendance and 48,284 for the replay on a Wednesday afternoon which we lost 1-0.

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Aclaret wrote:Is this the guy batting now for Derbyshire on tv ?

That’s him

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AndyClaret wrote:Last window was Che Adams wasn't it ?

It didn’t take a lot of working out that it was Adams last January.

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ksrclaret wrote:I love how Mike Garlick surfaces not long after each transfer window has closed to tell us about the bids we made that weren't successful.

It’s become an annual event

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Granny WeatherWax wrote:I suspect we decided £15 without offering £10. Could be wrong but that’s what it smells like.

You have absolutely no clue as to what the discussions were between the two clubs

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CharlieinNewMexico wrote:Did you ever sneeze?
Worst.
Pain.
Ever.

Nearly passed out.

Coughing and sneezing were horrendous

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wilks_bfc wrote:Actually just gone to purchase 1 in Longside under my ST number and charged me £15 so all good

That clears that up then - it’s season ticket price wherever you sit

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Brilliant - Warner gone for 3 - bowled Broad

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Spijed wrote:Almost identical gate last season to Saturday's.

With over 500 more Southampton fans. So on opening day we were over 500 down on home fans from the same fixture last season

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Aye, that's my non league side out already, shame. Lost about 70% of their team this summer to clubs higher up the pyramid. Plus one lad last season went to Burnley for a while, think he's at Barnsley now. Jordan Barnett - he joined us during 2017/18 but was released at the end of the season. He is...

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230/8 - Archer out for 12

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MACCA wrote:So say if I want to take a child on for their first game, but dont want to let them have the CFS experience due to the noise and shocking facilities, I will be charged more if i want to take them in the family stand instead of my usual seat?

Is that correct?

Unless I’ve misread it then I think so.

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Leisure wrote:Really. As a non-season ticket holder it would only be costing you an extra £5 and £2 each for the kids!

And it’s £34 for a game against a League One club.

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Goobs wrote:Thanks Tony.

In that case I guess I won't be attending or taking on the kids who I was hoping to start taking this season in preparation for potentially all getting ST's next year.

Must admit I was stunned by the prices

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Aclaret wrote:Will anyone be watching them ? Article on web site at moment, we play Derby on Sunday. Our manager is Matt Bee, is that Berties lad ?

His dad I think

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Sorry if I am being a little dumb as I have only skim read the pricing but there appears to be two sets of prices. is this the difference between STH's and non-STH's? Does that mean that as I don't hold a season ticket that it would be £20 for me to attend? If so then that is a ridiculous price for...

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SW20claret wrote:You've now revealed the Invitee

Revealed in the first post on the thread

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2 questions So if a season ticket holder, can you choose to sit elsewhere and still get the deal? If you want to bring on an extra friend or family who dont normally go, will they be charged the higher prices, even if attending with multiple other season ticket holders and purchased together and ne...

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138/6 - Stokes out

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Quickenthetempo wrote:It's to blatantly get as much money from a travelling support as they can.

Not really given their season ticket holders are getting the same deal

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