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Post by Blueside on Jan 16, 2018 11:29:21 GMT
Due to holidays and work committments I am due to miss the next three home games. If a forum member wants to use my ST for Bradfrod (20/1), Shrewsbury (3/2) and Rochdale (13/2) you are more than welcome. The ticket is for the East Terrace (space just behind and to the right of the home dug out  ). You will need to collect it from me at work (Bristol business park) or at home (Bath) by Thursday evening latest. Please PM me if interested. |
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Post by Severncider on Jan 16, 2018 11:32:19 GMT
If they are TRUE Gasheads they would pay for a ticket.
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Post by Henbury Gas on Jan 16, 2018 11:34:46 GMT
If they are TRUE Gasheads they would pay for a ticket. Who said they are not paying for them ? |
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Post by Hugo the Elder on Jan 16, 2018 11:37:09 GMT
If they are TRUE Gasheads they would pay for a ticket. Who said they are not paying for them ? They presumably won't be paying the club is what he means. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2018 11:43:20 GMT
If they are TRUE Gasheads they would pay for a ticket. On the other hand, maybe somebody who can't afford the full ticket price will get the chance to see a game. People's financial circumstances change all the time - being unable to afford matchday costs doesn't stop somebody being a TRUE Gashead. The club have already had Blueside's money for the season ticket, so what's better, let it sit unused in the drawer, or get somebody through the turnstiles for 3 games? Maybe they'll buy a pasty and a programme, so Rovers will get a bit extra anyway. |
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Post by Blueside on Jan 16, 2018 11:45:39 GMT
I thought someone might offer to make a donation to a charity but its not a pre-req and i'm not asking for any money. It's first come first served, and if someone does offer me a small consideration I would probably accept it!
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Post by gregsy on Jan 16, 2018 11:48:01 GMT
Yeah, Just make sure it goes to a right porker who looks as if they'll spend at least 12 quid on premium sausage rolls....
On second thoughts, no don't do that, as want one....
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Post by paulpirate on Jan 16, 2018 12:02:54 GMT
If they are TRUE Gasheads they would pay for a ticket. if the man wants to give someone tkts it’s up to him,saves them going to waste Get a grip |
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Post by Henbury Gas on Jan 16, 2018 12:14:11 GMT
Only on a Gas forum could we argue about match tickets..........
Very lower class if you ask me
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Jan 16, 2018 12:26:45 GMT
Due to holidays and work committments I am due to miss the next three home games. If a forum member wants to use my ST for Bradfrod (20/1), Shrewsbury (3/2) and Rochdale (13/2) you are more than welcome. The ticket is for the East Terrace (space just behind and to the right of the home dug out ). You will need to collect it from me at work (Bristol business park) or at home (Bath) by Thursday evening latest. Please PM me if interested. Fantastic gesture. Can't believe someone is moaning about this, unbelievable! |
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Post by Severncider on Jan 16, 2018 12:35:20 GMT
If they are TRUE Gasheads they would pay for a ticket. On the other hand, maybe somebody who can't afford the full ticket price will get the chance to see a game. People's financial circumstances change all the time - being unable to afford matchday costs doesn't stop somebody being a TRUE Gashead. The club have already had Blueside 's money for the season ticket, so what's better, let it sit unused in the drawer, or get somebody through the turnstiles for 3 games? Maybe they'll buy a pasty and a programme, so Rovers will get a bit extra anyway. I have a season ticket and missed the first nine games because I was in hospital.
The club sold my prepaid seat to people who were desperate for a seat in the West Stand, so not only did BRFC have my season ticket money, they also made additional income from selling my seat.
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Jan 16, 2018 12:38:32 GMT
On the other hand, maybe somebody who can't afford the full ticket price will get the chance to see a game. People's financial circumstances change all the time - being unable to afford matchday costs doesn't stop somebody being a TRUE Gashead. The club have already had Blueside 's money for the season ticket, so what's better, let it sit unused in the drawer, or get somebody through the turnstiles for 3 games? Maybe they'll buy a pasty and a programme, so Rovers will get a bit extra anyway. I have a season ticket and missed the first nine games because I was in hospital.
The club sold my prepaid seat to people who were desperate for a seat in the West Stand, so not only did BRFC have my season ticket money, they also made additional income from selling my seat.
Can't be a loyal fan then  |
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Post by Henbury Gas on Jan 16, 2018 12:38:34 GMT
On the other hand, maybe somebody who can't afford the full ticket price will get the chance to see a game. People's financial circumstances change all the time - being unable to afford matchday costs doesn't stop somebody being a TRUE Gashead. The club have already had Blueside 's money for the season ticket, so what's better, let it sit unused in the drawer, or get somebody through the turnstiles for 3 games? Maybe they'll buy a pasty and a programme, so Rovers will get a bit extra anyway. I have a season ticket and missed the first nine games because I was in hospital.
The club sold my prepaid seat to people who were desperate for a seat in the West Stand, so not only did BRFC have my season ticket money, they also made additional income from selling my seat.
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Post by paulpirate on Jan 16, 2018 13:00:50 GMT
On the other hand, maybe somebody who can't afford the full ticket price will get the chance to see a game. People's financial circumstances change all the time - being unable to afford matchday costs doesn't stop somebody being a TRUE Gashead. The club have already had Blueside 's money for the season ticket, so what's better, let it sit unused in the drawer, or get somebody through the turnstiles for 3 games? Maybe they'll buy a pasty and a programme, so Rovers will get a bit extra anyway. I have a season ticket and missed the first nine games because I was in hospital.
The club sold my prepaid seat to people who were desperate for a seat in the West Stand, so not only did BRFC have my season ticket money, they also made additional income from selling my seat.
i would rather give a fan the ticket than give the club money,what does the club give the fans? Bs and excuses |
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Post by gasincider on Jan 16, 2018 13:10:14 GMT
We are only losing about £1.5m per season so no problem.
Far more likely outcome is someone who was going anyway will get in cheap or no cost at all, but club won't get a bean.
I thought the tickets were non transferable anyway, and don't you need the season ticket book to gain access? Can't just hand over the stub so I thought.
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Post by gregsy on Jan 16, 2018 13:32:45 GMT
What does non transferable actually mean though. In the terms and conditions (yes I did actually just read them) it could expand on the criteria, but it doesn't....
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Post by jungleboogie on Jan 16, 2018 13:43:35 GMT
On the other hand, maybe somebody who can't afford the full ticket price will get the chance to see a game. People's financial circumstances change all the time - being unable to afford matchday costs doesn't stop somebody being a TRUE Gashead. The club have already had Blueside 's money for the season ticket, so what's better, let it sit unused in the drawer, or get somebody through the turnstiles for 3 games? Maybe they'll buy a pasty and a programme, so Rovers will get a bit extra anyway. I have a season ticket and missed the first nine games because I was in hospital.
The club sold my prepaid seat to people who were desperate for a seat in the West Stand, so not only did BRFC have my season ticket money, they also made additional income from selling my seat.
What a hero you are. Perhaps they'll put a statue up of you at the new ground, should it ever get built. |
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Post by paulpirate on Jan 16, 2018 14:12:25 GMT
We are only losing about £1.5m per season so no problem. Far more likely outcome is someone who was going anyway will get in cheap or no cost at all, but club won't get a bean. I thought the tickets were non transferable anyway, and don't you need the season ticket book to gain access? Can't just hand over the stub so I thought. how are we losing that? Cause of all the high crowds and massive wages we pay out |
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Post by c4h10 on Jan 16, 2018 14:49:49 GMT
On the other hand, maybe somebody who can't afford the full ticket price will get the chance to see a game. People's financial circumstances change all the time - being unable to afford matchday costs doesn't stop somebody being a TRUE Gashead. The club have already had Blueside 's money for the season ticket, so what's better, let it sit unused in the drawer, or get somebody through the turnstiles for 3 games? Maybe they'll buy a pasty and a programme, so Rovers will get a bit extra anyway. I have a season ticket and missed the first nine games because I was in hospital.
The club sold my prepaid seat to people who were desperate for a seat in the West Stand, so not only did BRFC have my season ticket money, they also made additional income from selling my seat.
Bet the club wished you a non-speedy recovery. |
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Post by Hugo the Elder on Jan 16, 2018 15:46:15 GMT
It seems a bit churlish to berate a fan giving away a ticket that's he's actually paid for when it's alleged that some seem to get in free by knowing the right people.
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). You will need to collect it from me at work (Bristol business park) or at home (Bath) by Thursday evening latest.
