: Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:02 pm  

Fred Gee wrote:

The club should upon proof ie match ticket stub give any fan going to this match a free ticket to a home match.

1. Credit Crunch money is tight.
2. 7pm kick off on a Sunday night
3. Estimated 500 mile round trip
4. Match on Sky
5. Cost of match ticket,petrol food etc probably cost Sky subscription for a month.

Because of the above I will not be going I take my hat off to anyone who is YOU ARE A REAL TRUE FAN.

I assume you mean Celtic? If you mean Trinity then you are clearly insane or a rampant freeloader.

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:22 pm  

Fred Gee wrote:

The club should upon proof ie match ticket stub give any fan going to this match a free ticket to a home match.

1. Credit Crunch money is tight.
2. 7pm kick off on a Sunday night
3. Estimated 500 mile round trip
4. Match on Sky
5. Cost of match ticket,petrol food etc probably cost Sky subscription for a month.

Because of the above I will not be going I take my hat off to anyone who is YOU ARE A REAL TRUE FAN.

This has sweet FA to due with us,we were amenable to swap the fixture but they weren't interested. The only club that will loose out is Celtic by way of money through the gate from away supporters. I know it will be hard on the players with only a few fans backing them. However Quins and Les cats play away everyweek infront of no supporters so our boys will just have to put up with this as a 'one off'.

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:26 pm  

Fred Gee wrote:

The club should upon proof ie match ticket stub give any fan going to this match a free ticket to a home match.

1. Credit Crunch money is tight.
2. 7pm kick off on a Sunday night
3. Estimated 500 mile round trip
4. Match on Sky
5. Cost of match ticket,petrol food etc probably cost Sky subscription for a month.

Because of the above I will not be going I take my hat off to anyone who is YOU ARE A REAL TRUE FAN.

What about fans that go to EVERY game apart from this one? What do they get?

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:29 pm  

wakeyjosh wrote:

Is anyone actually off?

Yes x 2

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:32 pm  

crowt123 wrote:

what train times please? need to travel after 13:00 and get back that night cos i have to go to london monday morning.

Impossible to get there and back on Sunday by train - you would have to go directly to London from there on monday morning

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 2:00 pm  

adam9641 wrote:

What about fans that go to EVERY game apart from this one? What do they get?

Home early.

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 2:51 pm  

can't go straight to london cos i will have my 9 year old with me. he is playing footy 11:15 kick off on sunday morning and we will be driving down straight after that, hopefully returning about 00:30 (no plod permitting )

i don't expect anything free, it's my choice to go (or is that my son's ? he's having to do MAJOR sucking up to his mum though

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 3:09 pm  

Im going...

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 9:12 pm  

vastman wrote:

I assume you mean Celtic? If you mean Trinity then you are clearly insane or a rampant freeloader.

I am rampant !!! just thought it be an idea for the club to show their appreciation of people spending thier hard earned money to support the team for the reasons i previously mentioned...just a thought.

Clubs albeit mainly in football have paid in the past for coaches to take their fans as away of thanks....again just a thought.

But at the end of the day its a ridiculous day and time for a kick off.

: Tue Mar 17, 2009 9:27 pm  

Well speaking for myself I am making the trip because I want to support my team (I have not missed any 1st team game since September 1999 and do not intend to start now )

I don't need any sort of reward from the Club for doing something that I want to do. However I wouldn't say no to a reward from the players in the shape of 2 more points