grobyfox1990

Allocation - 3,065 tickets (incl. 2,363 Safe Standing, 652 Seated & 25 Wheelchair Spaces) Supporters aged 13 and below will need to be accompanied by an Over 18. Click Here to View On Sale Dates and Ticket Prices Sale Dates (8am online & 9am telephone) Away Priority Scheme | 24 February (8am) STHs with 650+ Away Priority Points | 24 February (2pm) Successful Fox Members | 24 February (2pm) STHs with 610+ Away Priority Points | 25 February STHs with 570+ Away Priority Points | 26 February STHs with 550+ Away Priority Points | 27 February All STHs | 28 February (8am) All Fox Members | 28 February (5pm) Ticket Prices (exc. booking fees) Adults £30 Seniors 65+ £25 Under 22s £25 Under 18s £18 Tickets for this fixture will be posted out week commencing 1 April Tickets are strictly sold as one ticket per supporter number & all tickets holders must have their own account Please Note: Blocks 113, 114, 313 & 314 are safe Standing

Haha now I feel bad!!! 😞

No need to be snowflakes about the counter view. The protests and prevailing sentiment are gathering support amongst the fanbase. Don't want it to get derailed by teenage b*tching.

Some very nice keg pints from a brewery called track. Based in the northwest. Been ages since I’ve had a row of craft ipas since that fad died down

Same on the premier league productions commentary. The first thing they mentioned on the broadcast was the protests

We're not though, unless we organise ourselves like we do in Germany. The trust have got c.£38k in reserves so that's a good start in buying the club

Who is 'Dan' who broke the internet with his Twitter post, on this forum? Very eloquent post following a clear and logical timeline, not some emotional and garbled 'shambles mate clubs gone' type post. Well done, we need more Dan's.

A cloth bag whilst you're out and about is v different to a shell suitcase in a locked room within a CCTV'd hotel tho

Slashing a suitcase and stealing its contents prob more obvious than ransacking a safe. You're never totally covered I guess

Yep I travel to the US at least every two years and post-covid costs have escalated, not only that the baseline tip % has soared. In 2018 you're spend $50 in a bar with a baseline of 10%, you're now seemingly at $80 with a baseline of 25% for the same output. After the World cup next year I might do a North Korea tour and give up my right to the ESTA for a decade. Risky though as there is always a reason to travel to the US.

Lock it in my suitcase with my own lock. I never use hotel safes as the staff invariably have a master key

Cheers, no interest in golf but seems a decent day out. Is the masters the one in Augusta in the USA? Apparently iconic, our client takes some of us but I’d still have to cover accommodation and apparently it’s v pricey so I leave it to the golf lovers at work. Looks beautiful tho, sure you’ll love it

Belfast is fun, doesn't feel like Ireland or the UK, enough to keep you occupied. I'm staying there in July as going to the Open golf tournament in Portrush.

Tbf he's done his research 'leicester aren't going to put these seats up for general sale, which I find disappointing' - is a good line to get the ticket office shambles posters up and at em. Then outs himself as a Gooner with the 'super appreciate' at the end unfortunately.

London in the summer is a totally different beast. Few old fashioned's on Madison rooftop after work before going to some world class (probably free) culture in a park followed by a Michelin star dinner all before it gets dark surrounded by young people with energy before they've had all the life sucked out of them. What's not to like.

You think we are on the cusp of furiosa now!? AI is going to solve a lot of problems and find efficiencies, renewable energy sources are steaming ahead, James Webb has made insane discoveries to aid human life, proportion of people living in extreme poverty continues to go down, people dying in conflicts is still relatively low historically, we are still working and physically active at an age where most people were long dead about 100 years ago as life expectancy rises, child mortality rate has fallen off a cliff, hunger rates are going down. Hell, even if you're fat and can't be bothered to take responsibility for your own health, there's an injection for that!!! I get the popular narrative is to make everyone sad and depressed because it is so phenomenally profitable, but that's not the whole truth. Granted you can prob counter my good points about the world with loads of bad points....

Agreed but the attempts need to be well informed and educated, whilst considering and listening to what concerns people have. Because getting it wrong has dire consequences, as we are seeing now. It's far from a 'got nothing to lose so might as well have a go' situation. If you don't know how to effectively communicate with people, just zip it. Yeh can see why that could be misread tbf, I wasn't suggesting 'ignoring' populism to beat it, but leave it to people that know how to talk. The 'best' political communicators are clearly not the best if they have spectacularly failed to see or solve the problem. Especially if they are being outwitted by orangeman's brigade just shouting 'fake news!!!!!' and then they have no comeback. Sort of a microcosm of the West to an extreme extent, we've had the baby boomers who have got so fat, lazy and stupid after years of being spoiled that they have no idea of how to resist challenge. And the current generation have all got anxiety and a lack of resilience, so just assume we can't solve these problems and it must be the other person's fault.

That's why most people, especially those in this forum, should simply not even try. And when they spectacularly fail, not blame it on other people.

If you’re consistently getting accused of treating people stupidly and talking down to them, it would prob be wise to assess how you’re communicating. I’m naturally liberal but leave the communication with daily mail readers to far cleverer people than me, who never get accused of the above

Fantastic mate, brilliant. Look forward to hearing about no.16 next month and keep on doing what you're doing so well.

Nice one, I always look out for your posts, you seem to do your trips properly. Keep posting with your plans and reviews.

On the day a panorama doc on mould in houses was aired on the BBC as well. Just shows that being rich creates not only the resources to fight issues like this, but the time, intellect and attitude to go through the system and keep fighting, knowing you have very little to lose. They are right btw and should've won this case, it appears.

It's defo irksome, more so to me because I live on an island and the dry robe wronguns are trying to flex by creating the impression they're well 'ard and have been into the sea at 6am in -3. A bit like wearing military gear in the USA.

Nice one, good to know. I have heard it is a fun city as well. My wife has been twice so I won't be able to do the usual 'WOAH flights to Valencia seem really good value we should go on that weekend and OMG you wouldn't believe it but I've just seen the local football team are playing at home as well JUST WOW we have to go to that game' kind of trip. Will try and rope a friend in.

Same when I had 3 weeks off at the start of the year. Longest period since I was 16. Would love to write one of those LinkedIn posts like…. ‘I had three weeks off from drinking and it changed my life. From better sleep, higher performance at work, an elongated penis, fifteen new eyes and the ability to walk at 50 mph, here’s why I’ll be carrying on sober. A thread’ But in reality it made no difference