LamieRobertson
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Hence my comment in bracketsI wasn't the only one who was mislead by the email and pricing!
(And I agree, not sure why they continue with there behavior)
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[NSC] A match at the Amex - £1,500
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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SIMMO SAYS
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Are the club that hard up they have to do this?
I guess they wouldn’t see it.
I wasn't the only one who was mislead by the email and pricing!
(And I agree, not sure why they continue with there behavior
Do/did you turn work away because you have had a good week? Surely a well run organisation maximises its revenue whilst providing what its customers want to buy
AmexRuislip
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Evening Mr Barber
- Oct 17, 2008
- 10,713
Did one of these experiences at St James’s Park when I worked for a Geordie company. It was quite fun.
You turned up at the ground, got a little tour, a full kit, and we had an inter-business 11 v 11 tournament. Each player got an ex-pro - we had Gary MacAllister (lovely bloke), Rob Lee (and his HUGE dick he likes to show off) and Nicky Somerbee (scored from 50 yards).
The whole thing was professionally filmed and photographed, then you got dinner and a drink afterwards in the Shearer bar and photos with the players if you wanted. Everyone got a medal too.
Highly recommended but it’s a corporate thing in tax write off season, not something a group of mates go and do.
You turned up at the ground, got a little tour, a full kit, and we had an inter-business 11 v 11 tournament. Each player got an ex-pro - we had Gary MacAllister (lovely bloke), Rob Lee (and his HUGE dick he likes to show off) and Nicky Somerbee (scored from 50 yards).
The whole thing was professionally filmed and photographed, then you got dinner and a drink afterwards in the Shearer bar and photos with the players if you wanted. Everyone got a medal too.
Highly recommended but it’s a corporate thing in tax write off season, not something a group of mates go and do.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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That's a shame because I bet there's plenty of groups who'd love to have a match there for a decent price
Arthur
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What is a decent price? I doubt you could put a game on at Waterhall for £1500. When you bring into account pitch hire, first aider, officials and then a buffet for 80 odd people.