with Villa Fulham you might get some actual proper fans who actually go to games, rather than the sky sports lager top gay boys that infest this countryleww_rfc wrote:Wanted Stoke vs Fulham Final.
oh well Villa Fulham will do.
Kes drinks Coors light, apparently.leon wrote:with Villa Fulham you might get some actual proper fans who actually go to games, rather than the sky sports lager top gay boys that infest this countryleww_rfc wrote:Wanted Stoke vs Fulham Final.
oh well Villa Fulham will do.
amen sisterleon wrote:with Villa Fulham you might get some actual proper fans who actually go to games, rather than the sky sports lager top gay boys that infest this country
What would Wembley do with the 20,000 + spare seats?leon wrote:with Villa Fulham you might get some actual proper fans who actually go to games, rather than the sky sports lager top gay boys that infest this countryleww_rfc wrote:Wanted Stoke vs Fulham Final.
oh well Villa Fulham will do.
Neutral end.TheMaraudingDog wrote:What would Wembley do with the 20,000 + spare seats?leon wrote:with Villa Fulham you might get some actual proper fans who actually go to games, rather than the sky sports lager top gay boys that infest this countryleww_rfc wrote:Wanted Stoke vs Fulham Final.
oh well Villa Fulham will do.
Had you worried did we?No Fixed Abode wrote:C'mon then - I bet you Reading fans were thinking you were going to have a day at Wembley at half time yesterday,,,,worrying about getting tickets etc...
Why would season ticket holders worry about getting tickets.No Fixed Abode wrote:C'mon then - I bet you Reading fans were thinking you were going to have a day at Wembley at half time yesterday,,,,worrying about getting tickets etc...
Why? A game against Reading would be much easier than Villa.Ian Royal wrote:Had you worried did we?No Fixed Abode wrote:C'mon then - I bet you Reading fans were thinking you were going to have a day at Wembley at half time yesterday,,,,worrying about getting tickets etc...
Wow. You do like to state the obvious. As Reading have about 5,000 STH's I was referring to those that don't. Which out of allocation of 30,000ish, is the vast majority that would have to worry about tickets.Schards#2 wrote:Why would season ticket holders worry about getting tickets.No Fixed Abode wrote:C'mon then - I bet you Reading fans were thinking you were going to have a day at Wembley at half time yesterday,,,,worrying about getting tickets etc...
I appreciate that this is an alien concept to you but fans who actually go to significant numbers of games have a priority for big game tickets.
LOLz @ Kes not understanding how people get tickets for a football matchNo Fixed Abode wrote:C'mon then - I bet you Reading fans were thinking you were going to have a day at Wembley at half time yesterday,,,,worrying about getting tickets etc...
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