They are, but we're not playing them, so it's a bit academic.
Adults: £20
Over 65s & 17-20s: £15
Under 17s: £10
Under 11s: £5
Derby Tickets
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They are, but we're not playing them, so it's a bit academic.
Adults: £20
Over 65s & 17-20s: £15
Under 17s: £10
Under 11s: £5
I know but it surely shows that there is no reciprocal agreement if theyve set theirs at £20.
Ours could quite easily be priced at £35 taking that into context.
the fixture
the fixture dates have been confirmed by the football league if thing's stay as they are we would play derby away on the Saturday and the home leg the Tuesday
A reciprocal arrangement is an agreement between two teams who are playing each other, what anyone else does is irrelevant.
I couldn't tell what Weds prices had to do with reciprocal agreements, but OLM has said the same at the same time
Wednesday have set their prices fir the home leg of the play off game before the opposition is known.
So obviously you dont have to agree the prices with your apponent otherwise theyd have had to wait til after Saturday.
Do keep up Dennis
But the opponents are known (or did they announce them earlier when they weren't?...I haven't been keeping up!)
My 6 year old granddaughter knows when you use apostrophes, capital letters, commas and full stops.
They dont find out who they are playing til Saturday afternoon, after the Boro v Brighton game.
Calm down, I wasn't talking you you like you were six, I just thought you'd misunderstood.
I get your point now.
How does she know when he uses them? Have you got her spying on him?
It all sounds sinister to me.
There can't be a reciprocal agreement because we will be charging everyone the same price, young and old, and only selling them to people who have signed up for credit checks and a variable direct debit arrangement
