We're impressed. There's a touch of class about you, like the Denmark kit in 1986. You scored 8 out of 10
5/10 'You got all the easy ones. Can you remember where you left your keys? We suggest you get a scan for dementia'
Like you Stan just the 5/10. The last one is, of course, the easy one! I understand that I may be seeing you on Monday for a pint?
Absolutely mate, I hope to be at the C&S by 1.00. And having paid £35.50 including booking fee to see ****ing Huddersfield nothing less than Dutch total football c 1974 and a 6-0 win will satisfy me. I suggest we all wear our Christmas jumpers. Just been ordered to put mine on, and it has so many flashing lights on it there is a risk of triggering epileptic fits. Might put the Huddersfield keeper off too.
£35.50 for the Huddersfield game? .......F**k a duck......What do they think we are? Premier League!!!!!
Leicester City season ticket holders pay £38 a month. And, you may have noticed, they are in the Premier League and doing quite well. I think I could have got this a bit cheaper if I had booked in the members window, but as always I forgot. All this **** drives the spontaneity out of everything.
And i bet they don't even have the skin taken off their knees for paying such a cheap amount........ TBH for this type of game it should be around £20 for adults and a tenner for kids to encourage the new generation of supporter.....
7/10 for me. Some of those questions were of University Challenge difficult. How would you know the Scottish one or who knocked Denmark out in 1986? That's a shocking amount of money to pay to watch QPR v Huddersfield in the Championship. I've just done a little research. A similar club to us in terms of playing in the capital, in the 2nd division and having a similar sized stadium is FC Union Berlin. Their most expensive full-price ticket in the main stand was €39 (£28.68.) All other areas of the ground are €14, €15 & €16 ( Standing though, I think. ) Which works out at an average of £11. The most expensive ticket I could find for QPR v Hudd's is £37 which is £40.50 in real terms when you add on the booking fee. http://union-berlin.com/ticket-information/online-ticket-shop-guide/
I've posted on this before Nines, the ticket prices in Europe are largely much cheaper than here. €21 to sit with the ultras in the San Siro for AC Milan. A season ticket at Bayern is just over €100 for standing. Union Berlin is a special club though, firmly left wing in the old East Berlin, stadium in a forest, a less well known St. Pauli. The fans helped rebuild the stadium a few years ago, and it is mostly standing. But my bond with Hertha Berlin was formed before I really heard about Union, because some of their fans bought me beer.
I watched Hertha Berlin play Saint Patricks Athletic in the Europa League in the RDS a few years ago. I remember the St Pats fans singing to Andre Voronin (blonde ex Liverpool with a pony tail), "you're just a fat Paris Hilton". Made me laugh. Merry Christmas lads.
As I had a quick gander at Union Berlin on the web I noticed an article about their fans building their stadium. I do recall someone posting about this on here and thought it was you. They do seem to have an avid following from England/UK/Eire and I can see why. They appeal to me also. But if the Hertha fans bought you beer then that's the deal breaker, and certainly one that you can't go back on.
Cheapskate!... If you like left-wing crowds and plenty of beer this is your place... http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/07/...-5-to-hamburgs-altona-in-pre-season-friendly/
