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Darlington seats?

Discussion in 'Newcastle United' started by KyleG, Jan 20, 2012.

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  1. KyleG

    KyleG Member

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    25,000 seats at darlington yes? so far "apparently" 5000 fans have tickets, why don't fans from sunderland, newcastle, hartlepool etc who can't get a ticket to their own game may aswell go to the darlo game, extra cash for darlo to stay afloat that much longer. It would be a good idea, just hard to do.
     
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    why not buy a ticket even if you can't go imho
     
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  3. KyleG

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    good point in all fairness but still good to go to a match (Y)
     
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    Why do they even have 25,000 seats? <yikes>
     
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  5. KyleG

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    if wiki is right, they have a 25,000 seater staidum but due to "poor" access they are restricted to 10,000 seats
     
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  7. ...And Out Come the Wolve

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    I heard it was due to the roundabout outside being too small to deal with the amount of traffic should the stadium use its full capacity.
     
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  8. Tim Kruls Zulu Shield (:)

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    who runs these clubs!!!
     
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    I don't mean to sound horrible, but I'm not going to give up the little money I have to pay to watch a football team I couldn't care less about. I don't want them to go out of existance or anything, but if they can't sort it out themselves, why should we?
     
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    It's £18, the football is dreadful, you can watch better at Gateshead for 5 pounds less, and the traffic is shocking if you have a big attendance.
     
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  11. Tim Kruls Zulu Shield (:)

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    cos the fans dont deserve to lose thier club
     
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  12. Jonas' Dance Teacher

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    Yeah they don't, but even if we paid money to get tickets, they will still go out of existence. Nowt we can do about it.
     
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    It's a nice gesture, but what the club earn from a few thousand more turning up to one game will keep them going for days at best. Even that many turning up to every game would make no difference. It is a real shame, but the club is unsustainable as a business concern, and has been ever since the stadium was built.
     
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  14. Jonas' Dance Teacher

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    Yep, they ****ed up well and truely.
     
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  15. Munstertoon

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    The fans didn't **** up. It was the delusions of a former criminal, who made a fortune out of kitchen worktops, during the property boom, and used the money to replace their compact yet characterful town-centre Feethams with a mini-Riverside Stadium, a few miles out of town.

    From the start, it was clearly a massive white elephant, created by a non-football man's delusions of grandeur, and a monument to his own ego. He even had special Darlington FC wines produced, for match day hospitality, and also named the ground after himself!!
     
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    Sorry for OT, but not worthy of a thread.

    What happened to Shearer Cort Given Dyer Speed? Name change?

    As for the Darlo game, I might have done, but I live abroad. Nice idea though, especially when tomorrow is an away game.
     
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  17. KyleG

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    . foget what i said delete this post..
     
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  18. Voluptuous Vuckic

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    <applause>!
     
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