FAO Rev72

[hgatenasty]

It doesn't really matter how big a club you are Claw nowadays,it's all about having the board and management along with decent players..even a small club like yours has the same chance as an absolutely massive club like Leeds ,if run along the lines Burnley are run at the moment..Size doesn't matter ..lol

TBF.. in the premier league nowadays crowds/ fans don't matter to the average clubs too much,it's all about keeping in the league just to receive the massive pay outs that there are.. 100's of million pounds each season..Sad but true

size doesn't matter just what your wife keeps telling you.

[hgatenasty]

I I think it has been coming Acido, when we played at Villa Park their man of the match was their keeper.

Rev good of you to say the best team won, but you are still only 3points off the playoffs. Was that your biggest gate of the season if so they were treated to a 7 goal thriller which certainly had me on the edge of my seat. Those sort of games are hard to beat, who needs the Prem with all their diva's.

no it was not there were four more bigger gates. more important game you could say.

[alfinyalcabo]

size doesn't matter just what your wife keeps telling you.

Your wife says I'm twice the man you are..Doesn't say much for you..

[alfinyalcabo]

Millwall being refunded after complaining about Leeds Utd ripping off their away fans..They like their 20 % higher wages darn sarth,but don't want to pay Yawkshire rates at Bellend Rd ..lol


Millwall Football Club this morning (Monday 22nd January) reached an agreement with Leeds United Football Club regarding a breach of regulation around ticket prices for the Sky Bet Championship fixture on Saturday 20th January.
Following the agreement Millwall have made the decision to return a percentage of the cost of tickets to Lions fans by way of a refund from its own ticket office.
Any compensation left over from refunds not claimed by the Cardiff City match on February 9th will be split equally between Millwall Community Trust and Millwall Lionesses.
Lions chief executive Steve Kavanagh said: “We are pleased to have reached an agreement over the technicality following extensive discussion with Leeds United in recent days. I would like to thank them for the way this has been professionally handled.
“The Board have discussed this matter and we felt it right that the Millwall fans who had spent significant money buying tickets, as well as on the cost of travel, are recompensed appropriately and this money should be made available for them to reclaim. The Board also want to thank the fans for their unbelievable support during what was an incredible match and their excellent behaviour which has been commended by the West Yorkshire Police. ”
Refunds will be as follows:
Fans who purchased a £37 (adult) ticket will be entitled to £9.25 back
Fans who purchased a £25 (senior, 16-22, wheelchair/ambulant disabled) ticket will be entitled to £6.25 back
Fans who purchased a £16 (U16s) ticket will be entitled to £4 back
Fans who purchased an £8 (U11s) ticket will be entitled to £2 back

[Tichi1]

Greedy southern feckers should have been glad to get away with all three points and their lives IMO!

[Rev72]

Millwall being refunded after complaining about Leeds Utd ripping off their away fans..They like their 20 % higher wages darn sarth,but don't want to pay Yawkshire rates at Bellend Rd ..lol


Millwall Football Club this morning (Monday 22nd January) reached an agreement with Leeds United Football Club regarding a breach of regulation around ticket prices for the Sky Bet Championship fixture on Saturday 20th January.
Following the agreement Millwall have made the decision to return a percentage of the cost of tickets to Lions fans by way of a refund from its own ticket office.
Any compensation left over from refunds not claimed by the Cardiff City match on February 9th will be split equally between Millwall Community Trust and Millwall Lionesses.
Lions chief executive Steve Kavanagh said: “We are pleased to have reached an agreement over the technicality following extensive discussion with Leeds United in recent days. I would like to thank them for the way this has been professionally handled.
“The Board have discussed this matter and we felt it right that the Millwall fans who had spent significant money buying tickets, as well as on the cost of travel, are recompensed appropriately and this money should be made available for them to reclaim. The Board also want to thank the fans for their unbelievable support during what was an incredible match and their excellent behaviour which has been commended by the West Yorkshire Police. ”
Refunds will be as follows:
Fans who purchased a £37 (adult) ticket will be entitled to £9.25 back
Fans who purchased a £25 (senior, 16-22, wheelchair/ambulant disabled) ticket will be entitled to £6.25 back
Fans who purchased a £16 (U16s) ticket will be entitled to £4 back
Fans who purchased an £8 (U11s) ticket will be entitled to £2 back

Excellent behaviour

They must have missed the 'Turks with knives' chant from Saturdays game that is doing the rounds on you tube then!

[hgatenasty]

Your wife says I'm twice the man you are..Doesn't say much for you..

You were misleadingly duped. twice the man yes. your a 30 st fat hunt.