Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:17 pm
Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:24 pm
Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:35 pm
Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:37 pm
Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:52 pm
Damned Yank wrote:Gwyn should pay for our tickets!
Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:20 am
BigGwynram wrote:But surely there's even more why we shouldn't. So what if it's five or six pounds more than some games, what do you think is going to happen next year if we get promoted, bet you 'll find forty quid to go to Man U or Liverpool.
I have read so much crap on the boards tonight, the club should contribute, the players should contribute, Malky should contribute, they are rich we aren't, I just can't believe what I'm reading.
ASk not what the club can do for us, but what we can do for the club, the team need our support, we have never had a manager and team that have shown how much they appreciate us, and some are asking what can they do for us.
I think some people need to look up the words football supporter, and then compare it to employee. If we choose to support, then it's our choice, don't look for excuses not to.
This is Leeds, shitty horrible Leeds, we used to dream of playing clubs like this every few years or so with a lucky cup draw, are we now that "blase" that we wont go coz it's a fiver more than Leicester.
I just hope people realise how close we are to getting promoted, and the slightest edge may make the difference, please look into your hearts (and wallets ) and try and get on board, "YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOU,AND THEY NEED YOU UP IN LEEDS"
Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:10 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:20 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:53 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:55 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:25 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:53 am
BigGwynram wrote:I think some people need to look up the words football supporter
Sun Jan 27, 2013 8:11 am
BigGwynram wrote:But surely there's even more why we shouldn't. So what if it's five or six pounds more than some games, what do you think is going to happen next year if we get promoted, bet you 'll find forty quid to go to Man U or Liverpool.
I have read so much crap on the boards tonight, the club should contribute, the players should contribute, Malky should contribute, they are rich we aren't, I just can't believe what I'm reading.
ASk not what the club can do for us, but what we can do for the club, the team need our support, we have never had a manager and team that have shown how much they appreciate us, and some are asking what can they do for us.
I think some people need to look up the words football supporter, and then compare it to employee. If we choose to support, then it's our choice, don't look for excuses not to.
This is Leeds, shitty horrible Leeds, we used to dream of playing clubs like this every few years or so with a lucky cup draw, are we now that "blase" that we wont go coz it's a fiver more than Leicester.
I just hope people realise how close we are to getting promoted, and the slightest edge may make the difference, please look into your hearts (and wallets ) and try and get on board, "YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOU,AND THEY NEED YOU UP IN LEEDS"
Sun Jan 27, 2013 8:16 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:08 am
Bakedalasker wrote:I wont be going.
This game is £12 above the average away price. That is 33% more than what you would pay normally at an away venue in the championship. Then lets throw in the below average treatment we get like a RV point plus the Leeds stewards.
It would be nice if the club told Leeds what to do with their prices specially as we charged Leeds the average price to attend our place. Then again why should the club make that effort as I must be a crap supporter not wanting to go and cheer my team on.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:28 am
scotsjack wrote:Oh, you're going to have a right laugh at the premier league prices!!! Bet the derby match will be a Category A game at either side and we're looking at £45 a ticket...
Anyone want to bet against it?
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:39 am
Leytonstoneblue wrote:BigGwynram wrote:But surely there's even more why we shouldn't. So what if it's five or six pounds more than some games, what do you think is going to happen next year if we get promoted, bet you 'll find forty quid to go to Man U or Liverpool.
I have read so much crap on the boards tonight, the club should contribute, the players should contribute, Malky should contribute, they are rich we aren't, I just can't believe what I'm reading.
ASk not what the club can do for us, but what we can do for the club, the team need our support, we have never had a manager and team that have shown how much they appreciate us, and some are asking what can they do for us.
I think some people need to look up the words football supporter, and then compare it to employee. If we choose to support, then it's our choice, don't look for excuses not to.
This is Leeds, shitty horrible Leeds, we used to dream of playing clubs like this every few years or so with a lucky cup draw, are we now that "blase" that we wont go coz it's a fiver more than Leicester.
I just hope people realise how close we are to getting promoted, and the slightest edge may make the difference, please look into your hearts (and wallets ) and try and get on board, "YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOU,AND THEY NEED YOU UP IN LEEDS"
Supporters mean nothing to players and the outcome of a game, a case in point being when 130 went up there, despite protests from many, I could be wrong but I think you and the rams were all for boycotting at that time? Anyway the point being, we still won with a pathetic away following. Everyone has a choice and the majority have had enough of Bates and Leeds so will choose not to go and instead spend their hard earned on trips to places that they feel a little more welcome. The irony is, that the next two always will be against clubs who hardly rolled out the red carpet for us in the past
Sun Jan 27, 2013 10:26 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 10:34 am
Wayne S wrote:BigGwynram wrote:I think some people need to look up the words football supporter
And a few should look up the word austerity.
I don't think anyone seriously believed the club or players should pay for us, they wouldn't be that considerate. It's fine for Malky to call for our support but he could at least make mention of his understanding of the situation.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 10:42 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:04 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:10 am
BigGwynram wrote:We have managed to get it changed to a three O'clock kick off, it isn't a bubble and people can make their choice of travel arrangements, yes it's expensive, yes the OB and stewards are knobs, but it ain't just at Leeds and we all go to admit that compared to how things were five years ago this is a picnic compared to how we have been treated previously in most places.
In the past the more restrictions and the worse the welcome was like a gauntlet to our fans and we would stand up to it in numbers, that is one of the things that made us special.
I really can understand how people don't fancy this one, I just hope some can see it in their heart to put it to one side and get up there and play their part.
And as for treatment, we been given far more shit at Huddersfield over the years than at Leeds and that is a fact.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:29 am
Leytonstoneblue wrote:scotsjack wrote:Oh, you're going to have a right laugh at the premier league prices!!! Bet the derby match will be a Category A game at either side and we're looking at £45 a ticket...
Anyone want to bet against it?
It's not the high price on its own at this particular game that's the issue, but that supporters always get treated like shit up there and are made jump through hoops for the privilege, like RV points, ticket exchange, early KO, until it changed a week ago. It all adds up to us being made to feel that we are not wanted up there. Leeds then have the audacity to charge a premium for that privilege! All clubs supporters are now starting to say enough is enough, that's why away followings in the Premiership are falling. Football supporters always moan about the fact they have no power to change things they are not happy with, as with most things it financially hurts there own club, well this is one issue where supporters can stand up for there rights by voting with their feet and not hurting their own club.
I personally would love not one supporter turn up there, unfortunately, through foolish blind loyalty, individuals refuse to see the bigger picture over their own self interest. Before anyone comes back with old argument that the team needs us behind them, it helps them etc, well back in the old days we probably took more away than any other teams in the 3rd & 4th divisions and it certainly didn't make any difference, as our away record was pretty much abysmal
Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:40 am
Leytonstoneblue wrote:scotsjack wrote:Oh, you're going to have a right laugh at the premier league prices!!! Bet the derby match will be a Category A game at either side and we're looking at £45 a ticket...
Anyone want to bet against it?
It's not the high price on its own at this particular game that's the issue, but that supporters always get treated like shit up there and are made jump through hoops for the privilege, like RV points, ticket exchange, early KO, until it changed a week ago. It all adds up to us being made to feel that we are not wanted up there. Leeds then have the audacity to charge a premium for that privilege! All clubs supporters are now starting to say enough is enough, that's why away followings in the Premiership are falling. Football supporters always moan about the fact they have no power to change things they are not happy with, as with most things it financially hurts there own club, well this is one issue where supporters can stand up for there rights by voting with their feet and not hurting their own club.
I personally would love not one supporter turn up there, unfortunately, through foolish blind loyalty, individuals refuse to see the bigger picture over their own self interest. Before anyone comes back with old argument that the team needs us behind them, it helps them etc, well back in the old days we probably took more away than any other teams in the 3rd & 4th divisions and it certainly didn't make any difference, as our away record was pretty much abysmal
Sun Jan 27, 2013 4:59 pm
scotsjack wrote:Leytonstoneblue wrote:scotsjack wrote:Oh, you're going to have a right laugh at the premier league prices!!! Bet the derby match will be a Category A game at either side and we're looking at £45 a ticket...
Anyone want to bet against it?
It's not the high price on its own at this particular game that's the issue, but that supporters always get treated like shit up there and are made jump through hoops for the privilege, like RV points, ticket exchange, early KO, until it changed a week ago. It all adds up to us being made to feel that we are not wanted up there. Leeds then have the audacity to charge a premium for that privilege! All clubs supporters are now starting to say enough is enough, that's why away followings in the Premiership are falling. Football supporters always moan about the fact they have no power to change things they are not happy with, as with most things it financially hurts there own club, well this is one issue where supporters can stand up for there rights by voting with their feet and not hurting their own club.
I personally would love not one supporter turn up there, unfortunately, through foolish blind loyalty, individuals refuse to see the bigger picture over their own self interest. Before anyone comes back with old argument that the team needs us behind them, it helps them etc, well back in the old days we probably took more away than any other teams in the 3rd & 4th divisions and it certainly didn't make any difference, as our away record was pretty much abysmal
It's no picnic getting to the CCS from Swansea though, and I would imagine vice versa... Leaving a good few hours before the match for 40 mile journey ffs. At least the police aren't dickheads mind.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:35 pm
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:42 pm
DandoCCFC wrote:Once again Gwyn forgetting about people like me who have to pay adult prices.
£64 quid for 2 away games sounds more better to me.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:46 pm
BigGwynram wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Once again Gwyn forgetting about people like me who have to pay adult prices.
£64 quid for 2 away games sounds more better to me.
What do you mean once again, Gwyn forgetting about people like you, I don't know who you are to forget you.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:53 pm
DandoCCFC wrote:BigGwynram wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Once again Gwyn forgetting about people like me who have to pay adult prices.
£64 quid for 2 away games sounds more better to me.
What do you mean once again, Gwyn forgetting about people like you, I don't know who you are to forget you.
People around the age of 16-18 who have to pay £50+ for one away game.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:56 pm