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    [Albion] 10-game ban and 50-loyalty point deduction

    The shocking thing about that is that there are more people who claim to be unable to feed their children than there are who can't afford a smartphone. It is frightening how people arrange their priorities. I agree that people who can't afford a smartphone won't be travelling long distance...
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    [Albion] 10-game ban and 50-loyalty point deduction

    I think getting a driving licence is even more expensive than getting a passport! My mother's kept her driving licence, though she gave up driving years ago, especially because of the interfering busybodies and jobsworths that want to see it - but we never thought it would reach the point of...
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    [Albion] 10-game ban and 50-loyalty point deduction

    Which means not only that you have to buy an expensive passport for I.D., but you also have to buy an expensive smartphone to put the tickets on. See the cost of living thread for why this might not be a good idea!
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    [Albion] 10-game ban and 50-loyalty point deduction

    For what it's worth at Burnley, they tried introducing a rule about not letting anyone else use a season ticket, but they were surprised to find how many people did share already - parents as above, or work colleagues on shifts, or people who for whatever reason couldn't or didn't want to pay...
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    [Albion] 10-game ban and 50-loyalty point deduction

    Just out of interest, what's the club policy on the not-infrequent scenario where a child or children has parents who, for whatever reason, take turns to take the child to home matches on a shared season ticket? Perhaps the parents aren't really interested in football, or are separated and have...
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