Fulham u21s - EFL Trophy

[Globalfox]

3 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Global likes the finer things in life, he’s mentioned it previously that most of the time sits in corporate

Doing the 92 by hospitality my friend so yes enjoying my football in style.

[CrazyKopCorner]

23 minutes ago, AjcW said:

 

Have I stumbled into an alternate ****ing universe?!?!

He's bought both Home Vs Fulham Under 21's and Stevenage away from Stevenage in the EFL Trophy as he doesn't trust the City Box Office and he wants to sit. 

 

All very commendable and completely normal 

[grobyfox1990]

52 minutes ago, Globalfox said:

Yes but in the home side best seats, parking and food

Ok so Stevenage away thanks. I have been there for a match before, massive free car park opposite the ground, straight off the A1, convenient away day.

[Stuntman_Mike]

I genuinely don't have the heart to attend this.

 

Can't be paying to see us play another teams kids ffs 

[lcfc278]

Remember guys, tickets are limited to strictly one ticket per supporter number plus you must all have your own account!! 

The club are doing you all a favour letting some of you attend but we don't want too many!

[reidt]

A trick missed!

They should be almost letting people in for free for this game. £5 for adults and £1 for kids is more than enough. Anyone can buy one and get as many as you want. An old school MNF appoach to get new fans in should be used

I remember watching MNF games with over 15000 in Filbert Street.

[Craig]

17 minutes ago, reidt said:

A trick missed!

They should be almost letting people in for free for this game. £5 for adults and £1 for kids is more than enough. Anyone can buy one and get as many as you want. An old school MNF appoach to get new fans in should be used

I remember watching MNF games with over 15000 in Filbert Street.

You're assuming they care about their fans 

[Angus Scott]

1 hour ago, reidt said:

A trick missed!

They should be almost letting people in for free for this game. £5 for adults and £1 for kids is more than enough. Anyone can buy one and get as many as you want. An old school MNF appoach to get new fans in should be used

I remember watching MNF games with over 15000 in Filbert Street.

I seem to recall that in a game v Man U we actually had a sell out. Barrie Pierpoint was a genius

[Leicesterpool]

I am amazed people wanna buy tickets for this, I'm knocking them those that do. Hats off to you. But for me I can't justify even being a tenner to watch us our first team play a premier league under 21's side. It's a fixture we simply cannot win, we win the argument is "your only playing their youth team" we lose and it's an embarrassment. For me the focus on league and Fa Cup now, get the win against Fulham U21's and then whatever happens against Stevenage and Walsall let so be it.