Buying a season ticket to rovers... - Page 3

Doug · 19-06-2007, 23:52

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Originally Posted by mani

*L*

i've been to stanley a few times though not since they came up from the conference...

There you go then, come and live the good life, we're going up again this year.....

harwood red · 20-06-2007, 00:55

Hey I'll even let you stand with me all yes all the way through the match...at stanley

And no Doug thats not a punishment before you start..

piltymon · 20-06-2007, 01:38

How much do they cost?

mani · 20-06-2007, 02:05

around the 250/400 mark

piltymon · 20-06-2007, 02:08

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Originally Posted by mani

around the 250/400 mark

About how many games can you see for that and, are there any other advantages?

Wynonie Harris · 20-06-2007, 07:33

Mani, you'd be better off coming up t'Stanley, because you'd see an exciting, honest, passionate style of football that gets the pulse racing. OK, the skill levels aren't the same, but we do have some players who can display quite a bit of flair (Boco, Dsane) and, as Doug says, we've a chance of making the play-offs next season.

You'd also enjoy the matchday experience much more in the down-to-earth, informal atmosphere of the Clayton End, instead of sat in a plastic stand. There's a much better "crack" on the terraces and you've got an invitation to stand with Harwood Red and AccyMel - not something I've done myself, but I believe it's quite an experience!

Mani, you're an Accy lad and there nothing quite like sharing in the triumphs, joys and disappointments of your home town team.

And finally, there's a pint waiting from Doug and a pint waiting from me, too, so get yourself up there!

Royboy39 · 20-06-2007, 09:37

[quote=Wynonie Harris;438052]Mani, you'd be better off coming up t'Stanley, because you'd see an exciting, honest, passionate style of football that gets the pulse racing. OK, the skill levels aren't the same, but we do have some players who can display quite a bit of flair (Boco, Dsane) and, as Doug says, we've a chance of making the play-offs next season.

Your having a laugh

Wynonie Harris · 20-06-2007, 09:49

No, I'm quite serious, we have some skillful players, at that level, and I'm cautiously optimistic about our chances next season.

Royboy39 · 20-06-2007, 09:56

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

No, I'm quite serious, we have some skillful players, at that level, and I'm cautiously optimistic about our chances next season.

Best of luck..........I hope Stanley do get in the play off's

Wynonie Harris · 20-06-2007, 10:09

Got to admit, Roy, the bookies don't share my optimism, but they didn't back us to win the conference in 05/06. Anyway, I've got a good feeling about this season!

mani · 20-06-2007, 15:29

pilty

all the premiership games and then u get like discounts i presume for other guests etc

Wynonie Harris · 20-06-2007, 21:40

So have you made your decision then, Mani?

booth76 · 21-06-2007, 18:20

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Originally Posted by mani

man they're cheap! *L*

compared to what those chelsea folks pay and the united fans have to go thru its a very good deal

i'm wanting ideally in the jack walker stand - w05 but what are the chances i'll get it?

why is the CiS stand so cheap for? is it really that shoddy?

CIS stand is the old side of the ground so isn't fully integrated with the rest of it and isn't as modern. It means when you're leaving it takes a lot longer!

Hence why on the telly you always see people leaving early, it's the stand that the camera's point at and where it's easy to get stuck in traffic if you stay till the end. Not that I've ever left early

mani · 26-06-2007, 02:02

aaaaaaaaah ok

hmmm

no no decision yet - just "contemplating" yet

steeljack · 26-06-2007, 06:29

I remember the last time I was at a Rovers home game was when Duncan Edwards was playing for Manchester United

and being hoisted over the wall to get a good look .

funny what sticks in your mind