Show of Support for Tony Bloom's Financial Commitment

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FatSuperman

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Feb 25, 2016
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Is your username nominative determinative? If so it just might fit....

Unfortunately not, quite the opposite really. If the numbers are printed standard size then it's going to have to wrap-around my body a couple of times.
 


Official Old Man

Uckfield Seagull
Aug 27, 2011
8,634
Brighton
I feel really guilty now.
As soon as I saw the draw I made plans for a two week holiday in the sun. I've got my Fulham away ticket but MK or Charlton in the Cup shouted weakened team and I made a dash for the sun (hot stuff never the paper).
But I may buy a ticket and give it to my Daughter.
 




Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
32,165
Valhalla
Buy a ticket for the FA Cup 3rd round match.

Tickets likely to be relatively cheap, so let's demonstrate we're all in this #Together.

When do they go on sale? Nothing on the website yet.

The price needs to be agreed between the clubs.

So we need to wait until the result of the replay tonight before discussions begin.
 










Normski1989

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Apr 15, 2015
751
Hove
All joking aside, this is a good idea.

Agreed. Especially as the tickets should be quite affordable.

It's less about the money, more about making a statement that the fans appreciate Tony's financial support and loyalty. And although we'll probably put out a weakened squad for the game, I think it could be a big psychological boost for the team ongoing. We always praise the teams spirit and solidarity, it'd be good to reiterate that the fans are part of that too.
 


DavidinSouthampton

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Jan 3, 2012
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Stat Brother

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Jul 11, 2003
73,887
West west west Sussex
Buy a ticket for the FA Cup 3rd round match.

Tickets likely to be relatively cheap, so let's demonstrate we're all in this #Together.

PG
I am a little confused, by this very good idea.
Do you mean buy a ticket irrespective as to whether you go, or not, just as an easy way of giving the club some money?

If so wouldn't a 'sold out' stadium but 15k crowd have a knock on effect on things like the police, catering etc?
 


The Birdman

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Nov 30, 2008
6,313
Haywards Heath
Great idea's and if the team wins the cup that will help.
Encourage friends to bring a friend to the game. Talking to a Charlton friend today he's hoping they win the replay tonight as he wants to bring a couple of mates who are Chelsea fans who wanted to case the joint for next season.:whistle:
 


Nixonator

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Feb 8, 2016
6,735
Shoreham Beach
I am a little confused, by this very good idea.
Do you mean buy a ticket irrespective as to whether you go, or not, just as an easy way of giving the club some money?

If so wouldn't a 'sold out' stadium but 15k crowd have a knock on effect on things like the police, catering etc?

Pretty sure he means use the ticket :D
 




Peter Grummit

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Oct 13, 2004
6,769
Lewes
I am a little confused, by this very good idea.
Do you mean buy a ticket irrespective as to whether you go, or not, just as an easy way of giving the club some money?

If so wouldn't a 'sold out' stadium but 15k crowd have a knock on effect on things like the police, catering etc?

That wasn't what I had in mind. Buy a ticket, commit to going to the game, support the team, support the club financially, respect the FA Cup.
 


Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
32,165
Valhalla
Agreed. Also it looks like being a home 3pm Saturday kick off. That is such a rare thing these days so might attract more than usual as a result
After this game the next 3 Saturdays...

Saturday 28th Jan - Newcastle / FA Cup 4 - At risk of reschedule.

Saturday 11th Feb - Burton.

Saturday 11th March - Derby / FA Cup 6 - severe risk of reschedule.
 


Normski1989

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Apr 15, 2015
751
Hove
I am a little confused, by this very good idea.
Do you mean buy a ticket irrespective as to whether you go, or not, just as an easy way of giving the club some money?

If so wouldn't a 'sold out' stadium but 15k crowd have a knock on effect on things like the police, catering etc?

That wasn't what I had in mind. Buy a ticket, commit to going to the game, support the team, support the club financially, respect the FA Cup.

As I said before, I like the idea and think it's a lot less about supporting the club financially but showing our respect and appreciation for Bloom. It might be cheesy but I think it'd be nice for someone to arrange a large flag with the message 'Thank you Tony'.

All to often you hear about fans having an open dislike or hatred towards their chairman (Leeds, Charlton etc...), so it'd be nice to do the exact opposite. We're lucky to have a chairman with a genuine love for the club. I honestly think it'd be a boost for the squad too. It'd really fit in with our #together philosophy.
 


Feb 23, 2009
23,204
Brighton factually.....
As I said before, I like the idea and think it's a lot less about supporting the club financially but showing our respect and appreciation for Bloom. It might be cheesy but I think it'd be nice for someone to arrange a large flag with the message 'Thank you Tony'.

All to often you hear about fans having an open dislike or hatred towards their chairman (Leeds, Charlton etc...), so it'd be nice to do the exact opposite. We're lucky to have a chairman with a genuine love for the club. I honestly think it'd be a boost for the squad too. It'd really fit in with our #together philosophy.

Can't we all just throw Poker chips onto the pitch after the last home game, and he can collect them all...
 




Nixonator

Well-known member
Feb 8, 2016
6,735
Shoreham Beach
As I said before, I like the idea and think it's a lot less about supporting the club financially but showing our respect and appreciation for Bloom. It might be cheesy but I think it'd be nice for someone to arrange a large flag with the message 'Thank you Tony'.

All to often you hear about fans having an open dislike or hatred towards their chairman (Leeds, Charlton etc...), so it'd be nice to do the exact opposite. We're lucky to have a chairman with a genuine love for the club. I honestly think it'd be a boost for the squad too. It'd really fit in with our #together philosophy.

He isn't a man who likes too much attention (and he gets enough of it on trains and train platforms believe me).

Best thing you can do to show your support is go out of your way to get to as many games, home and away, as possible this season. Including cup games.
 




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