grobyfox1990

Ah what a shame, I used to love three johns, two floors, fountain and Ink and whatever else was in that chain.

Another great boozer! From there you are in knee high leather boot throwing distance of the prince. Drapers - Albion - Tamil prince.

Great boozer, I thought it had shut down though. New owners? Surely now its autumn the brunettes are wearing knee high leather boots. Tamil Prince down the road is a very good spot for food. Actual Indian not oily and mild Bangladeshi filler food.

Early bird prices and increases for POTD have been common in the lower leagues for years, probably decades, now. Can remember as a teenager when we were going to random matches spending £5-10 more for POTD prices. I am sure city used to do early bird prices for STs.

Again, these people run a huge global business. Players get injured, have contingency plans in place. I bet you'd be the first to dismiss any other premier league club crying because a player got injured lol. Players leave clubs on the last day of the transfer window, have contingency plans. When goalkeepers want to move on and make more money they leave, guess what...have contingency plans. This all smacks of an adult baby at my work, bloke is in his 30s. Always got some excuse! I got covid, sprained an ankle, traffic, road closures, the dog is ill, missed my train, don't have enough money to buy a new phone, laptop broke, fridge stopped working, package delivery is late..... Any excuse to avoid saying he is simply INCOMPETENT and cannot organise sufficiently himself like an adult.

Chesterfield on Saturday, £20 cheapest ticket... In Buenos Aires in November. Argentina are playing at home (should be at River Plate's ground but TBC) and there's a Boca Juniors home game whilst I am there. Looking forward to that. Will investigate some other BA clubs, but think I'll be pushing my luck to go to more than two games.

I do not think it's that sinister. Everyone seems to get hyped up about some perceived big 6 plot, but don't they have more resources to counter sloppily drafted rules? As has been shown by us this week, if you have resources and a legal team worth a few grand an hour, you can exploit weaknesses in corporate drafting. Chelsea got the hotel deal through, they will close that loophole soon enough. I am sure they are actively working to close our loophole down. Big clubs are clever, Villa and Newcastle are at threat of breaching the rules. So they devised that big money laundering ring at the start of summer and swapped a load of players around with Chelsea also involved.

True, agree with that. This victim mentality and mindset of 'it's not my fault, it cannot possibly be my fault' needs to foxtrot Oscar ASAP. It was our fault, it is our fault and we need to fix it. Terrible way to live life, just letting events happen to you, crying about it, then blaming circumstances because you had no contingency plan in place to deal with them. Even worse way to run a huge global business!!!!

OMG Foxes trust, please do not do any of this. Please do not humiliate us further in the footballing world. We are a monument to incompetence, we got a very lucky break. Let's forget about it and start again, with real people in charge!

Yeh true, defo not meaningless, wrong word. I meant boring, Brest v Sparta Prague and the like.

£135 I paid for the 3 game package. £50 for Sevilla and £65 for Atletico. in 2016/17.... Mad pricing but they know you're not going to miss out

Yeh it is 100% a loophole, the spirit of the law is clear and we have absolutely broken it. It can only be Gordon Gekko types and/or tory voters that can be delirious with how we got away with this. I'm obviously happy with it, but will stop short of celebrating it given my wider beliefs on fair systems and equality

Haha yeh, he’ll be on £1000+ an hour. That’s all the thanks needed

Appreciate you said it’s taking the p1ss, but hopefully this episode puts paid to the fantasists and delusional posters re our situation. We were responsible for getting relegated, Man City do not owe us half a billion because Rodgers didn’t get us into the champions league and the future of the club was compromised by our own staff, not the ‘big 6’

Hahaha wow, this club loves breaking and bending a rule and getting away with it.

The argument is then where to draw the line I guess. I do not believe Govt should have any role to play in dictating where my 'emotions' should lie in how I spend my leisure time, or what price I should pay for them. You only have to spend a few mins on this forum and read the 'modern football's dead mate games gone non league mate shambles' posters to determine it is very easy to follow a local club instead of LCFC. Which I hope a lot of Valencia fans do in response to this. Power should lie with people not regulators.

Lol, what kind of review you looking for. Gone with them loads of times. Ranges from dirt cheap, on time, delayed for days, someone p1ssing in a plastic bag in a seat behind me etc etc

They do not have a monopoly on football, Spanish football, Spanish league football, Spanish top tier football or even football in Valencia. They are not price fixing as they are not colluding with other clubs to set a price, or operating a monopoly. Daggers has just written a hilariously false post. Not to get all Donald Trumpy but if we get Govt regulation on the pricing of individual products within a highly competitive and liquid market, that is mental.

Except Valencia FC do not operate a monopoly nor are they price fixing. Other than that, totally agree.

Decent review cheers, I’ve never been to f1 in Europe and would never consider due to usually combining it with a holiday. But as you say a weekend break would easily work. Is it silly expensive though? Good quality hotels easy to find?

I've been in summer and thought the same. But landing on an easyJet wearing ugly Brits abroad shorts from Next probably doesn't give the right to an opinion ahead of the locals.

They are not calling for banning tourism though are they. More responsible and sustainable tourism should be a given. The people that have built up, worked and served the area/ were simply 'in the right place at the right time' should have a fair share of the booming rewards. There should be protection for locals' basic housing and infrastructure needs. Local culture being swamped by a mass of Starbucks, Costa's and fast food chains doesn't suit anyone's long term needs. Just look at hell holes like Santorini to see what happens when unique local customs get swamped by anxiety-ridden tourists with printouts wanting to 'recharge' take over. The result is an overpriced and deathly boring plastic pit. Shooting water pistols at tourists is as pathetic as the adult babies at JSO, but just like those pathetic parasites, it gains media attention, and that is the game I guess... Good on the Spaniards, keep fighting IMO.

Pretty harsh. All journos have their favourites. It’s been a get out to cry anxiety and mental health when it doesn’t go your way for a long time now. That said I do find Buxton cringey

You are doing life right Sir, keep up the good fight

Dunno, people spend hundreds on Mother’s Day, xmas, Valentine’s Day and all manner of other made up commercial western sh1t. Few hundred on oasis not that bad