Quote from: Holte L2 on August 19, 2014, 08:49:48 PMThe subserdised coaches are a great gesture. Frustrating for me though. I live In Manchester City Centre, and travel to 90% of aways, all by train. Therefore I'm penalised for living in Manchester as obviously I wouldn't to travel to Villa Park to jump on a free coach.Would be nice if somehow they recognised supporters like me. why don't you support your local team instead of chasing Villa around the country? you f'king glory hunter
The subserdised coaches are a great gesture. Frustrating for me though. I live In Manchester City Centre, and travel to 90% of aways, all by train. Therefore I'm penalised for living in Manchester as obviously I wouldn't to travel to Villa Park to jump on a free coach.Would be nice if somehow they recognised supporters like me.
Quote from: robbo1874 on August 19, 2014, 09:12:49 PMQuote from: Holte L2 on August 19, 2014, 08:49:48 PMThe subserdised coaches are a great gesture. Frustrating for me though. I live In Manchester City Centre, and travel to 90% of aways, all by train. Therefore I'm penalised for living in Manchester as obviously I wouldn't to travel to Villa Park to jump on a free coach.Would be nice if somehow they recognised supporters like me. why don't you support your local team instead of chasing Villa around the country? you f'king glory hunter Haha! I did what they call 'relocate for work purposes. That, and Manchester's a bloody great City.
If everyone stopped going to PL matches, prices would have to go down, but not enough people would be willing to do that. A bit like voting, if nobody voted, we may get rid of the useless tosh that always end up running the country."Each time you vote, you support the process...". Just substitute vote for buying tickets.
Quote from: Plumbutt Cooper on August 13, 2014, 07:53:05 PMTo bump this up, excellent news, I do like the reciprocal agreement initiative.I don't do away games (rarely do home games!) but it must help those that do when the club do things like this.The club used to have a reciprocal agreement with Blackburn, think it was £25 for adults and £5 for kids. I remember one season taking my nephew to Blackburn and it costing £30, then going to Bolton a few weeks later and it being £60. The reciprocal arrangements are nice, a rare modern football thing of clubs not acting like a cartel to fleece the fans. God bless you, Mister Lerner!
To bump this up, excellent news, I do like the reciprocal agreement initiative.I don't do away games (rarely do home games!) but it must help those that do when the club do things like this.
Quote from: Plumbutt Cooper on August 13, 2014, 07:53:05 PMTo bump this up, excellent news, I do like the reciprocal agreement initiative.I don't do away games (rarely do home games!) but it must help those that do when the club do things like this.The club used to have a reciprocal agreement with Blackburn, think it was £25 for adults and £5 for kids. I remember one season taking my nephew to Blackburn and it costing £30, then going to Bolton a few weeks later and it being £60. The reciprocal arrangements are nice, a rare modern football thing of clubs not acting like a cartel to fleece the fans.
Quote from: Risso on August 19, 2014, 07:37:25 PMQuote from: Plumbutt Cooper on August 13, 2014, 07:53:05 PMTo bump this up, excellent news, I do like the reciprocal agreement initiative.I don't do away games (rarely do home games!) but it must help those that do when the club do things like this.The club used to have a reciprocal agreement with Blackburn, think it was £25 for adults and £5 for kids. I remember one season taking my nephew to Blackburn and it costing £30, then going to Bolton a few weeks later and it being £60. The reciprocal arrangements are nice, a rare modern football thing of clubs not acting like a cartel to fleece the fans. God bless you, Mister Lerner!Amen.
"That, and Manchester's a bloody great City."It really isn't.
Quote from: silhillvilla on August 21, 2014, 07:42:13 AM"That, and Manchester's a bloody great City."It really isn't. It really is. I've had seven fantastic years here. I'm really into my music, and the amount of different live music venues we have is unreal, Manchester's got all of good bits of London, without the hassle.
Quote from: Holte L2 on August 21, 2014, 07:54:24 AMQuote from: silhillvilla on August 21, 2014, 07:42:13 AM"That, and Manchester's a bloody great City."It really isn't. It really is. I've had seven fantastic years here. I'm really into my music, and the amount of different live music venues we have is unreal, Manchester's got all of good bits of London, without the hassle.You do know we have music venues in Birmingham don't you? I'm wondering how old you are, because it's my guess that you are of an age where you could have 7 great years in lots of places.