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03-06-2016, 13:31 #1Longing for retirement.
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Desperate times at Fulham FC
http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport...icker-11420679
As their season ticket deadline has been & gone to an amount of 12,000 sold.
They have come up with this idea of selling seats, by selecting a sticker on any one seat that represents an available season ticket.
God, hope we never sink to this level.
"It was some more superb, one-touch football from Graham Potter's side, with Maupay then bursting into the area. His cross took a nick off Luke Ayling's foot before pinging off the post and going wide. The Leeds defender was involved again shortly after as White drove forward from deep inside his own half - getting the better of Raphina in the process - but his shot was blocked by Ayling's body" Quote: Sky Sports Football-
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Decent idea surely
You can do computer view from seats on some places (don't think we have that) but cant beat sitting in a seat and trying before you buy.
If I and few mates wanted one , I'd go for a few pints and then pop in03-06-2016, 13:35 #3
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Seems like a good idea to me, good way to sell tickets and get kids interested
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Is that what they are still sitting on at Fulham. Not surprised they are hard to sell
03-06-2016, 13:37 #5Longing for retirement.
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True
Originally Posted by Napper
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I was thinking along the lines of our support dwindling, IF we were in their position"It was some more superb, one-touch football from Graham Potter's side, with Maupay then bursting into the area. His cross took a nick off Luke Ayling's foot before pinging off the post and going wide. The Leeds defender was involved again shortly after as White drove forward from deep inside his own half - getting the better of Raphina in the process - but his shot was blocked by Ayling's body" Quote: Sky Sports Football03-06-2016, 13:48 #6
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Hardly desperate times
You make me
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I think that is actually pretty clever. I would definitely do something like this as it is a lot of money to part with if you end up not happy with the seat!
-- he shot, he scored, his mental age is 4...--03-06-2016, 14:08 #8
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Get a sore arse sitting in those pre-war seats!
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The Stevenage Road stand is a listed building isn't it? Great to see that they've kept it as it was. Originally Posted by NooBHA
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But I agree that it is probably more comfortable in our seats at the Amex.03-06-2016, 14:11 #10Members
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Think it's a great idea, really can't see the problem with it.
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