Before I get abused, I'm no plastic or JCL, I love this club to death, but I've decided to give my Leeds tickets away and watch it on the box. I've decided rushing home from work to collect my boy and trying to get to the Amex twice in the space of a week just doesn't appeal to me. But what I can't work out is am I doing this as its on tv, or has the travel and amount of midweek games that we will have had before Xmas made me like this. Am I the only one who feels like this?
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Season tkt holder but gonna watch Leeds game on the box
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Mellor 3 Ward 4
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As long as your ticket is used, I have no problem with that.
It's a shame we have so many evening games this season.
It's a shame we have so many evening games this season.
Gazwag
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So you choose the Leeds game to miss rather than the Peterborough game. Yes I know ones on TV the other isn't but even so.
Where do you live btw
Where do you live btw
raymondbriggs
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Yes.
Watching football is not a spectator sport and only an armchair would prefer to see the game rather than to live it.
Watching football is not a spectator sport and only an armchair would prefer to see the game rather than to live it.
Goldstone Rapper
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If we had thrashed Middlesbrough 5-1 playing scintillating champagne football would you have done this?
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What I'd like to know is... What % of championship games are midweek and what % of prem games are midweek?
Any stat men out there who can help?
Any stat men out there who can help?
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If you're going to miss one surely its obvious you'd miss the one you can still watch elsewhere...
Gazwag
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No not really, if I had to miss one of those two I would miss the Peterborough game every time
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I work on shoreham beach, will finish work just before six, I have to get to mile oak to collect my ten year old son before heading to portslade station, I usually arrive dead on kick off. It's weird I've been a fan 30 years been to around 40 grounds and a season ticket holder 11 of the last 13 seasons. I would never miss a game. Perhaps it's because it's on tv that I'm picking the Peterborough game. However I also have 4 children under 10 and am now wondering if football just doesn't mean as much to me anymore.
raymondbriggs
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Each to their own but telly football bores me rigid,even the Albion watched in the pub(I don't do Sky Sports at home) but being at the game means I live it.
I wouldn't sell my ticket for sky AND an evening of free unlimited booze.
I wouldn't sell my ticket for sky AND an evening of free unlimited booze.
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Priorities do change. That's normal.
portslade seagull
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Missing that one to as finish work too late, My son is having the ticket thou
BRIGHT ON Q
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Another 5 weeks i think until a Saturday 3pm kick off.
I'd rather see the Peterborough game and watch Boyd in action.
Goldstone Rapper
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Me too. Them thighs. That hair.
smudge
Up the Albion!
Dirty Leeds will be my first game of the season & I just can't wait. I'm a ST holder but my seat gets used every game when I'm not there. Financially I'm losing out a bit, but as long as it ensures I get to see the games when I'm home I'm not too bothered.
Counting down the days, it's going to be a cracker.
Counting down the days, it's going to be a cracker.
Blackadder
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To each their own. It's your money, your choice.
Just one question.
Why on earth did you feel the need to start a thread on this? Just curious like.