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[quote user="nutty nigel"][quote user="Sing Up The South Stand"]Absolutely, the only thing that would stop me having a season ticket is finances.  And even if things got tighter, the season ticket would be the last thing I give up.[/quote]   I expect this is the truth for many of us. And the one single thing that would make a significant number not renew would be the interest free credit facility where we pay monthly.     [/quote]I think you forgot to say if this facility were removed.Interestingly there is a £5 charge for using this facility this year so really you are paying about 45p a month to use it which is still very reasonable

[quote user="Gerry Harrison"]I agree Graham. Welsh teams were invited in to The Football League circ 1920. The League of Wales (now Welsh Premier League) was formed in 1992. Why would full time professional clubs want to quit what they have now for a part time/amateur league? It would be ten times worse than the situation with Celtic and Rangers in the SPL.[/quote]Thanks for explaining that. Never really been happy about them being in our leagues but now it makes sense

[quote user="ABC A Basingstoke Canary"]  SDP - can you somehow restrict the size of a quote?[8o|] [/quote]Easy. The poster just removes the irrelevant parts of the quoted post.

Agreed ROBFLECK.That 17th place is not ours. Same with 18th, 19th or 20th.Not a clear-cut season to say who will go down though

I did AJ [:$]

Luke Chadwick

The ones that can only ''sing'' when in the recording studio with all the gadgets and are crap liveDamn that''s a lot of bands

[quote user="Eric Pickles Pie Supplier"]  When I first read these comments from Shack and Yankee,I genuinely thought that they were tongue in cheek. But, after reflection, and  reading subsequent postings from them, I now realise that they are, in fact, serious. If that is the case, then I could not disagree more.  Surely if Seat 7 ,or anyone else, is either a season ticket holder or a member  or a shareholder, then not only is he "entitled" to write to the CEO as often as he wants, but also has the right to a reply. It may not fit in with the cosy life that Yankee  or his ilk would want, but that''s how things work in a democratic society. Doncaster may have had his faults, but I too wrote to him on several occasions re related matters, and  , to be fair,  I did get a reply on each occasion. The content of the reply was invariably not what I wanted to hear, but there we are. In fact I''d go one stage further. My belief is that not ENOUGH fans feel "entitled". There should be a hell of a lot more calling the people who (mis) run our clubs to account . There has been far too much of the "whatever you do, don''t tell the fans" attitude from far too many clubs over the last few years, and that is one BIG reason why so many clubs are in the dire straits that they are. [/quote]This ^

[quote user="Ruddy Wizard"]An owner to be proud of in this day and age in my opinion.[/quote]Hear! Hear!Nice to read about someone in the public eye who does not think they are the bees knees

Was the bottle of beer bought or nicked?

Got to be The Hobbit

Really hope Whitbread resigns as he and Ayala have been a brilliant pairing in defence.