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  1. Posted

    [quote user="TIL 1010"][quote user="lappinitup"]I''m very surprised to see you on here today Mr T. after it was reported members of team Fanny  Magnet were last seen at 3am disappearing into the night searching for ladyboys! [:$][:$][:$][/quote]

    I was at home watching MOTD and the FLS before retiring to bed having been dropped off first on our return from Bolton whilst your daughter was enticing them onto the dark side by continually ringing and texting.I am all for embracing diversity but i did not want to embarass you Lapp by bumping into you in The Catherine Wheel.Where you live i assume it is your local?[H]

     

    [/quote]I think you will find Mr T that you were all texting and ringing me on the way back and in fact you were the one to call me first! Also you really wanted to come and join us but you knew that this would have been mentioned on here and we would have had photographic evidence so for this reason only, you opted out! Shame really as i think the regulars would have loved  for top fanny magnet to make a grand appearance ;)

  2. Posted

    [quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Team Totty"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="paul moy"]

    Season-ticket holders were not paying anything like 28 quid a game in League 1 and didn''t either in the Championship.  To do that, season-tickets would have been almost 650 quid. [:D]

    [/quote]Well said Paul.Half of Carrow Road is full of Senior Citizens and those under 21 years of age who pay peanuts for their tickets in comparison with those paying the full whack.  Then we have those who have two or three tickets for the approximate price of one in the family enclosure.A large proportion of the crowd at Carrow Road pays less than £300 per season to see every home game.Some people will not be happy until the working classes are forced out of football entirely and going to see a football match is more like going to the theatre or visiting a morgue.[/quote]At which point did you mention 18-21 year old''s Smudge? From what i am reading it just say''s under 21''s so that counts as anyone under 21! Also i happen to send my son to Carrow Park training every week and also have a monthly direct debit to the Norwich City Football Academy so i think i compensate for the small price i pay for my son''s season ticket. Now try stealing one of his wedges in the Nelson when he next see''s you ;-)[/quote]Before Daddy (Lapps) responded to me and started getting personal.I suggest that you and him take a read of the whole thread and what I wrote again before apologising.This is what I wrote...Some of them may contribute to the atmosphere, but not very many I would suggest.The

    majority of those over 65 and under 21     contribute less in the way of

    finance for the opportunity to watch football at Carrow Road though. 

    Even those over 65 who are still working full time and earning a

    considerable amount (as well as possibly receiving a pension and having

    paid off their mortgage), plus 18 to 21 year olds living at home and

    spending every night of the week shovelling alco pops down their knecks

    are included in these cheapo tickets     that mugs like you and me are

    expected to subsidise for them.Just saying that there are many

    things that people don''t consider and that the club will be walking a

    thin line by putting prices up much further in the future - especially

    if they continue to subsidise young supporters, or others that would

    refuse to pay anywhere near what the club is expecting a single male/or

    female between the ages of 21 and 65 to pay currently.[/quote]I think you will find that these ''young'' supporters will be the same age as you one day in the not so near future. It comes to everyone at some point. I dont suppose for one minute you were young and wreckless and drinking alcopops everynight? It will be soon your turn to qualify for concessions ;-) No need to get upset about it. I for one would much rather their support at Carrow Road rather then sitting at home with their glory hunting dad''s watching the likes of Man U!

  3. Posted

    [quote user="Smudger"][quote user="paul moy"]

    Season-ticket holders were not paying anything like 28 quid a game in League 1 and didn''t either in the Championship.  To do that, season-tickets would have been almost 650 quid. [:D]

    [/quote]Well said Paul.Half of Carrow Road is full of Senior Citizens and those under 21 years of age who pay peanuts for their tickets in comparison with those paying the full whack.  Then we have those who have two or three tickets for the approximate price of one in the family enclosure.A large proportion of the crowd at Carrow Road pays less than £300 per season to see every home game.Some people will not be happy until the working classes are forced out of football entirely and going to see a football match is more like going to the theatre or visiting a morgue.[/quote]At which point did you mention 18-21 year old''s Smudge? From what i am reading it just say''s under 21''s so that counts as anyone under 21! Also i happen to send my son to Carrow Park training every week and also have a monthly direct debit to the Norwich City Football Academy so i think i compensate for the small price i pay for my son''s season ticket. Now try stealing one of his wedges in the Nelson when he next see''s you ;-)

  6. Posted

    [quote user="TIL 1010"]

    [quote user="Snakepit Lass"]http://www.itfc.co.uk/staticFiles/db/6e/0,,10272~159451,00.pdf this is the prices wouldn''t pay a pound to see them play![/quote]

    Unfortunately Snakepit Lass 2,300 of us will be paying between £28 and £39 to see them play on Thursday 21st(concessions not included)

    [/quote]Cheap day for you then Mr T after buying your concessionary ticket and using your bus pass ;-)

  8. Posted

    [quote user="TIL 1010"][quote user="cityangel"]

    [quote user="Team Totty"]Team FM? Count me in! NCISA hasn''t been the same since the fanny magnet parted[/quote]

    Sorry don''t get that, please explain.

    Tilly - Didnt realise you were the only FM connected with NCISA thought Gazza was on their committee ??

    [/quote]

    Gazza resigned last week due to work commitments so he could not give NCISA as much of his time as he would have liked.

     

    [/quote]Team FM it is then! Oh and Tilly is the only FM, Gazza just thinks he is ;-)

  9. Posted

    [quote user="Smudger"]Why didn''t they just call themselves TASWLC (Tea and Scones with Lakey Club)?NCISA while being slow off the mark in the past, is now becoming totally toothless and irrelevant.Maybe it should be time for Team FM to set up a bigger supporters group in competition???[/quote]

    Team FM? Count me in! NCISA hasn''t been the same since the fanny magnet parted

  12. Posted

    [quote user="Smudger"]

    [quote user="Team Totty"][quote user="Smudger"]haha you cheeky lot! Back on subject City Angel... We are going for dinner about 5pm in The Left Bank on Braunstone Gate. Two meals for a tenner and apparently the food is nice according to Gazza and the resident Leicester fans we will be meeting. I will PM you with my phone number later this evening when I get back from the gym if you wish to join us??[/quote]Two meals for a Tenner? You do treat your women well Smudge. Will one be treating a certain someone to the £29 premier Inn room for the night too? lol lol[/quote]

     

    Of course I treat my ladies well TT.  I always consider their feelings.  After all it was my Birthday and they were paying! [:P]

    Oh and as to what you''re implying, the food and service at The Left Bank was great.  I had an amazing sea bass with mussells, spuds and chips off the a la carte menu all for just £8.00

    [/quote]Check you out with the ''mussells'' Smudge although i am slightly surprised you chose the sea bass...........i thought you would have gone for the ''red herring'' ;-)

  13. Posted

    [quote user="Smudger"]haha you cheeky lot!

    Back on subject City Angel... We are going for dinner about 5pm in The Left Bank on Braunstone Gate. Two meals for a tenner and apparently the food is nice according to Gazza and the resident Leicester fans we will be meeting.

    I will PM you with my phone number later this evening when I get back from the gym if you wish to join us??[/quote]Two meals for a Tenner? You do treat your women well Smudge. Will one be treating a certain someone to the £29 premier Inn room for the night too? lol lol

  14. Posted

    [quote user="lappinitup"]

    [quote user="Smudger"]when I get back from the gym if you wish to join us........

     

    [/quote]You mean....you didn''t.....get enough.....exercise over the weekend? [:S]

    [/quote]Smudge and WITS will have a joint membership by now i should imagine.............moving things up a notch in the steam room :-PGetting fit for the up and coming ''marathon'' lol

  15. Posted

    [quote user="cityangel"]Thought this was a thread re Leic pubs but its turned into a thread dating thread, question is W.I.T.S have you decided on Morty, Gazza or Smudger yet ?? [:D][/quote]My money is on  Smudger but could also be Gazza................its a family affair ;-)

  21. Posted

    [quote user="Gazza"][quote user="Team Totty"][quote user="TIL 1010"][quote user="cityangel"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="cityangel"]

    [quote user="Smudger"]What mouth watering delights are on offer for Leicester away on 8th March then?Seeing as it is my birthday, I think that I should be picking who has the female seat in the pussy wagon that day.  Who can offer the best birthday cake or present??? [:^)][/quote]

    I can''t bake cakes Smudger so guess thats me out of the equasion [:(]

    [/quote]That depends on what else is on offer CA???  [:|][/quote]

     

    Sorry Smudger but I''ve had a better offer for travel to the Leicester game, got my tickets yesterday [:)]

    Will try and fit you fanny magnets in next time [:)]

    [/quote]

    May i suggest then that if you are travelling with a woman driver you set off for Leicester today as it will mean you might just make it in time for kick off.[;)]

    [/quote]No need to worry if you are travelling in the team totty wagon smudge, Tilly is just jealous mine is better and faster then his and anyway i hear Gazza is hiring a white van with a mattress in the back ;-) [/quote]

    Team Totty are you accusing me of being a mattress???

    [/quote]No not at all Gazza just saying that it may be more comfortable for the journey ;-) oh and do the scones come with home-made cream???

  22. Posted

    [quote user="TIL 1010"][quote user="cityangel"][quote user="Smudger"][quote user="cityangel"]

    [quote user="Smudger"]What mouth watering delights are on offer for Leicester away on 8th March then?Seeing as it is my birthday, I think that I should be picking who has the female seat in the pussy wagon that day.  Who can offer the best birthday cake or present??? [:^)][/quote]

    I can''t bake cakes Smudger so guess thats me out of the equasion [:(]

    [/quote]That depends on what else is on offer CA???  [:|][/quote]

     

    Sorry Smudger but I''ve had a better offer for travel to the Leicester game, got my tickets yesterday [:)]

    Will try and fit you fanny magnets in next time [:)]

    [/quote]

    May i suggest then that if you are travelling with a woman driver you set off for Leicester today as it will mean you might just make it in time for kick off.[;)]

    [/quote]No need to worry if you are travelling in the team totty wagon smudge, Tilly is just jealous mine is better and faster then his and anyway i hear Gazza is hiring a white van with a mattress in the back ;-)
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