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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: Bill in ct9
Date: September 22, 2020, 5:15 am
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having a battle of words re entry. Having a talk with JV
tomorrow. I'll show him your email that I've printed.
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: john558
Date: September 22, 2020, 10:27 am
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Found this on the Deal Town FC website, Looks like a good idea
to me:
This season is going to be slightly different to any season
we’ve had before so we wanted to come up with a ticket offer
that will give supporters a little flexibility, in case for any
reason the season is cut short again.Instead of season tickets
this season, we will be offering ticket bundles.
Here are the details
• The option of 5 or 10 tickets in a bundle, once you run out
you can just purchase some more.- 5 tickets – £35 standard or
£20 concession – 10 tickets – £70 standard or £40 concession
• A free cup or tea/coffee for every game under your ticket
bundle.• In the event that this coming season is ended before it
Is completed the tickets will be valid until July 30th 2022.
• Tickets will only be valid for League matches – no cup games.
Our gate prices for the coming season will be £8 standard and £5
concession, so this is a great way to purchase your tickets at
last season prices!
To purchase these tickets, you can pay directly by bank
transfer, or we will be at the ground on Wednesday 2nd September
from 18:00 until 20:00 where you can pay by card.
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: phil
Date: September 22, 2020, 11:22 am
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I saw this at Deal, when I went to the Sittingbourne game.
The good thing about these tickets is that you can use them at
any time of the season, rather than have to use them for
consecutive home games. So, if I had a book(which I don't), I
could see Deal whenever I liked and then see the Rams(although
that looks dodgy at the moment, from what I read), without
worrying about "losing" a game in the book. From what I gather,
it's gone quite well. That's probably due to people getting last
years' prices! ;D
I don't mind paying £5,as it's a nice round figure, the club
needs every extra penny going and of course I'm loaded! ;) ;D 8)
Perhaps the Rams could think about something similar?[emoji848]
Stay safe[emoji40]
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: john558
Date: September 22, 2020, 2:46 pm
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I always knew you was a Toff Phil, getting your driver to drop
you at Southwood and walking through the gate with Top Hat and
Tails ;D
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: phil
Date: September 23, 2020, 7:48 am
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--- Quote from: john558 link ---
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> I always knew you was a Toff Phil, getting your driver to drop
you at Southwood and walking through the gate with Top Hat and
Tails ;D
>
--- End Quote ---
I'm aiming to see the Rams on the 10th October, against Three
Bridges.
By then, will the club have decided what rules apply to getting
in to watch a game[emoji848]
ps
I've had Jeeves type this message for me![emoji6]
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: Bill in ct9
Date: September 23, 2020, 9:06 am
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as predicted. STs will be included, plus the feebies, pre-paid
tickets to decided how many tickets can be bought at the
turnstiles (this is by the law). It is presumed the club would
do the right thing if there is a cut or whatever to the season
re STs holders.
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: john558
Date: September 23, 2020, 9:09 am
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--- Quote from: phil link ---
>
> [quote author=john558 link=topic=675.msg4371#msg4371
date=1600803973]
> I always knew you was a Toff Phil, getting your driver to drop
you at Southwood and walking through the gate with Top Hat and
Tails ;D
>
--- End Quote ---
I'm aiming to see the Rams on the 10th October, against Three
Bridges.
By then, will the club have decided what rules apply to getting
in to watch a game[emoji848]
ps
I've had Jeeves type this message for me![emoji6]
[/quote]
I would like to say i'll see you on the 10th, not sure.
I've not said this before for the fear of being called a moaner,
but I will: A couple who live near me bought a couple of
tickets for the Sheppey (baa) game, walked in, and saw very
little signage and no social distancing, so they walked out
before the match started.
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: phil
Date: September 23, 2020, 4:47 pm
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I can't make any comments on this,as I haven't been to the
ground.
Perhaps you need to speak to Bill with your concerns,to see if
he knows anything?
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: Bill in ct9
Date: September 24, 2020, 2:33 am
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things didn't look to bad to me. Wear a mask or visor and you
should be protected. I watched the game from the half-way line,
had plenty of space around me. Plenty of space at the away end.
This is at the last game - 400 recorded. Cannot remember the
Sheppy game that much. Agree, think distancing might have been a
bit lax then. All up to the supporters themselves on what space
they want. Lot of families and mates around I presume. Was
mentioned yesterday - didn't think it would be a big crowd this
week - looks wet, so plenty of space.
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Re: Watching local football
DIR By: john558
Date: September 24, 2020, 5:45 am
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Thanks for that Bill.
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