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jakes right boot said:Poor analogy when you haven't paid for your goods 5 months in advance.
It was Beach Hut that originally used the Large One's shop in his argument, Yorkie.
jakes right boot said:Poor analogy when you haven't paid for your goods 5 months in advance.
Beach Hut said:But you don't pay loads of money upfront to Tescos do you ?
eh?Safeway said:It was Beach Hut that originally used the Large One's shop in his argument, Yorkie.
Mayfair Seagull said:
I really cant see any advantage in being a STH anymore....
Ber-loody good post.El Presidente said:....apart from the discounted prices on attending every match, the guarantee of home cup match tickets. and the knowledge that you are helping the club to survive against the odds and the powers of evil that are trying to destroy the Albion.
I genuinely feel sorry for you that you have missed out on a ticket, but the club have stated the ticket policy in advance, and if you feel it is so unfair, then surely you should have brought it to their attention beforehand.
If the West Ham game had been at Withdean you would have got a ticket.
I have no axe to grind with STH, I do have little time for those who consider themselves superior to others.
The AMS allocation is unfair, as it gives someone who has been to one away game in the last five years the same chance as those who have been to every away game.
However, I am aware that the cost of running a more sophisticated system is prohibitive for a tinpot outfit such as ours, and accept that you have to take the rough with the smooth. Hopefully when Falmer arrives things will improve.
Given a choice between paying (say) £8,000 for Alex Revell, or £8,000 on a better computer system that would increase my chances of getting a WHU ticket, I would always opt for the former.
Nothing however will diminish my support for the Albion, it is too much a part of me, and I would never make threats about withdrawing financial support for the club. But the choice is yours.
The Large One said:Ber-loody good post.
Now when are you buying a f***ing T-shirt from me?
Not yet. You mean you don't contribute to the Albion's coffers by seeing them at home...?El Presidente said:Can I buy online? If so direct me there and I will PAY.
The Large One said:Not yet. You mean you don't contribute to the Albion's coffers by seeing them at home...?
The Large One said:Scab.
Safeway said:
You understand or you're GUESSING?
para1. I consider myself superior to all STH and AMS.El Presidente said:
I have no axe to grind with STH, I do have little time for those who consider themselves superior to others.
The AMS allocation is unfair, as it gives someone who has been to one away game in the last five years the same chance as those who have been to every away game.
Nothing however will diminish my support for the Albion, it is too much a part of me, and I would never make threats about withdrawing financial support for the club. But the choice is yours.
mona said:para1. I consider myself superior to all STH and AMS.![]()
Lokki 7 said:So let me get this straight. There are more people who want to go to this game than there are tickets available, therefore some people will be disappointed. That is unavoidable. The club has tried to get extra tickets, and it has tried to implement a fair ticket policy but some people will always lose out. If that upsets you then it's about time you got a f***ing life. Pathetic. It's one game for gods sake! How many of you were at Doncaster or Port Vale? Although I understand the financial implication of you not re-newing your season tickets, I'm starting to think the club will be better off without you.
Safeway said:You're the one who started banging on about shops, bellend!![]()
Beach Hut said:Which may be why you totally missed the point I am making which is paying for a service be it goods in a shop, a car, a holiday, a train ticket or even a BHAFC season ticket.
El Presidente said:But you got the goods, and had a better chance than casual shoppers of getting the 'exclusive' item in the form of a WHU ticket.
You therefore have been given preferential treatment, but not as preferential as you would like.