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Post by paulie on Mar 24, 2017 17:38:29 GMT
That's splendid. Doesn't it feel good to be useful. Imagine how it would feel if you printed off the announcement on facebook and twitter and asked your good wife to put it in the shop. Don't do Facebook or twitter. Maybe you could do it for me, superstar volunteer. I promise not to litter at home matches any more so you can get home earlier. |
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Post by Volunteer on Mar 24, 2017 17:57:56 GMT
That's splendid. Doesn't it feel good to be useful. Imagine how it would feel if you printed off the announcement on facebook and twitter and asked your good wife to put it in the shop. Don't do Facebook or twitter. Maybe you could do it for me, superstar volunteer. I promise not to litter at home matches any more so you can get home earlier. Oh so you are not much use after all. What a shame. |
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Post by soulseal on Mar 24, 2017 18:31:03 GMT
professional company ! That's even worse. I'll give it a month before it stops As soon as the club announces something positive someone is always quick to knock them down. I went to the first car boot and there were a few there and if you have a look at the flyers it is in the afternoon so not competing with the countess. Give the club a break for God' sake if it lasts a month, it lasts a month who cares as long as we are trying. You're so right Bobbyjo. If someone gave us money some would complain. 'Didn't earn it, will only go on higher contracts to the same players....etc, etc.' Even when we were winning some complained we didn't deserve it, lucky win, they were still crap..... It's our team and those that are trying deserve all our praise for every extra pound they make. |
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Post by wxmred on Mar 24, 2017 20:42:17 GMT
Some good comments there. I've seen a few clowns at the Racecourse lately as well.
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Post by citizenblue on Mar 27, 2017 17:50:05 GMT
The circus has now set up taking the main part of the car park,Barrow at home tomorrow night the surrounding area will be chaotic, no announcement from the club though.
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Post by Crapper. on Mar 28, 2017 10:44:00 GMT
As tonights game is a rearranged fixture why was it done knowing that the bloody circus would be on the carpark
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Post by leon on Mar 28, 2017 18:58:32 GMT
I was involved in organising the first car boot made just under 500.00? Two grand a month of done every week
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Post by Blacon Rolex on Mar 29, 2017 15:51:54 GMT
Must admit, when I heard the circus was at the ground that I feared 3-4 pages after the game of people moaning the car park was full, and the queue down Bumpers Lane was awful etc... However nothing, so I assume there was nothing to worry about in the end ?
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Post by Hannibal on Mar 29, 2017 20:39:57 GMT
I hope we've been paid up front, because the possibility of a moonlight flit.
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Post by finno on Mar 31, 2017 3:19:14 GMT
It's amazing how many circus posters r in the pubs around frodsham. Shame we can't do it when we r playing at home
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Post by Cestrian For Life on Mar 31, 2017 5:22:33 GMT
There was a circus van putting up posters around the rural areas near Mickle Trafford yesterday.
Don't think people in general were too bothered that the car park was full due to something like the circus being there. They understand it is good for the club. What makes my bloody boil is when I've had to queue for 30 minutes to get into the car park, get greeted by a bunch of miserable car parking attendants and find just one guy on the gate. It worked very well when the two guys were taking money. Get people in the car park and they go for a few pints before the match and spend money with the club. You then have another ridiculous queue to get out. All for crowds of 1500 people. God help us if we actually got decent crowds.
I've now got to the point where I save myself a couple of quid and park down the road. Just can't be arsed with the whole car park hassle. Trouble is, some people won't just park down the road. They won't bother at all.
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Post by Malcolm Tucker on Mar 31, 2017 8:51:11 GMT
It's not as though there were too many people at the game to inconvenience, in fairness.
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