davieG Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 http://www.lcfc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10274~2113635,00.html From the OS With the start of the npower Football League season just around the corner, The Sun has teamed up with The Football League to give fans the chance to get closer to the action with its 'Footy with a Friend from £9.50' promotion, with savings of up to 80 per cent* on standard ticket prices. The Sun already has more coverage of League football than any other newspaper, including regular opinion and analysis from all-round football expert Chris Kamara, match reports, pictures, quotes and ratings on every single match The paper's latest offer launches on Saturday August 7 - the opening weekend of the npower Football League season - and will bring readers even closer to the action.It gives every reader the chance to get bargain footie tickets to matches in England and Wales from just £99.50 a pair. Readers just have to collect four differently numbered tokens printed in The Sun from Saturday 7 to Friday 13 July.The offer gives fans access to over 100 matches from August 14 until November 6 at 58 Championship, League 1 and 2 clubs and with 100,000 tickets available for £19.50 for two adults, readers can benefit from average savings of 58 per cent on full price tickets. Sun columnist and league football expert Chris Kamara said: "You can't beat the excitement and atmosphere of npower Football League matches at any point during the season, but especially in the opening weeks - and this unbelievable deal from The Sun will let you and a friend, or whoever you want to take, get even closer to the action. Don't miss it!" Readers need to collect four out of the six tokens printed in the paper from Saturday August 7th to Friday August 13th. Tickets for two adults are available at £19.50 and can be redeemed at the respective club ticket office. Full details of the promotion will be available in Saturday's edition of The Sun (August 7).
StanSP Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 Too many numbers and details and prices and bullshit!
GLC Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 http://www.lcfc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10274~2113635,00.html From the OS With the start of the npower Football League season just around the corner, The Sun has teamed up with The Football League to give fans the chance to get closer to the action with its 'Footy with a Friend from £9.50' promotion, with savings of up to 80 per cent* on standard ticket prices. The Sun already has more coverage of League football than any other newspaper, including regular opinion and analysis from all-round football expert Chris Kamara, match reports, pictures, quotes and ratings on every single match The paper's latest offer launches on Saturday August 7 - the opening weekend of the npower Football League season - and will bring readers even closer to the action.It gives every reader the chance to get bargain footie tickets to matches in England and Wales from just £99.50 a pair. Readers just have to collect four differently numbered tokens printed in The Sun from Saturday 7 to Friday 13 July.The offer gives fans access to over 100 matches from August 14 until November 6 at 58 Championship, League 1 and 2 clubs and with 100,000 tickets available for £19.50 for two adults, readers can benefit from average savings of 58 per cent on full price tickets. Sun columnist and league football expert Chris Kamara said: "You can't beat the excitement and atmosphere of npower Football League matches at any point during the season, but especially in the opening weeks - and this unbelievable deal from The Sun will let you and a friend, or whoever you want to take, get even closer to the action. Don't miss it!" Readers need to collect four out of the six tokens printed in the paper from Saturday August 7th to Friday August 13th. Tickets for two adults are available at £19.50 and can be redeemed at the respective club ticket office. Full details of the promotion will be available in Saturday's edition of The Sun (August 7). Typical OS!
hairy Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 Easy. Its a way of getting the casual supporter to buy The Scum
Dylan Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 The paper's latest offer launches on Saturday August 7 - the opening weekend of the npower Football League season - and will bring readers even closer to the action.It gives every reader the chance to get bargain footie tickets to matches in England and Wales from just £99.50 a pair. Bargain
MPH Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 I stopped reading after ' football expert chris kamara'
Ford Super Sunday Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 They did it last year but I don't remember Leicester being a part of the scheme, so whether they are this year is anyones guess.
leftsideoverhere Posted 6 August 2010 Posted 6 August 2010 Latest on the OS today is the wonderful story that the Sun is doing a deal with Football League clubs to offer cheap tickets, allegedly "from" £9.50 each, whatever that means. Later in the article the price is twice referred to as £19.50 for two tickets, making them £9.75 each, but the first paragraph in which the price is explicitly mentioned says: The paper's latest offer launches on Saturday August 7 - the opening weekend of the npower Football League season - and will bring readers even closer to the action.It gives every reader the chance to get bargain footie tickets to matches in England and Wales from just £99.50 a pair. So that's £49.75 per person 'bargain' tickets. If you're keen, the article helpfully explains what you have to do: Readers just have to collect four differently numbered tokens printed in The Sun from Saturday 7 to Friday 13 July. So... go back in time, collect some vouchers and then pay double the face value of the tickets. Bargain.
FrankieADZ Posted 7 August 2010 Posted 7 August 2010 its one way of filling the corner next to the family stand
m00nie Posted 7 August 2010 Posted 7 August 2010 Some people are never happy... Least the less off you doing means the more chance il have of getting it.. 2 tickets for less than 20 quid. Cheers then.
DB11 Posted 7 August 2010 Posted 7 August 2010 Some people are never happy... Least the less off you doing means the more chance il have of getting it.. 2 tickets for less than 20 quid. Cheers then. But the article says £99.50 not £9.50 or whatever it should say.
m00nie Posted 7 August 2010 Posted 7 August 2010 But the article says £99.50 not £9.50 or whatever it should say. Not the first and won't be the last miss print.. The deals still a great deal... to knock it because of a miss print is crazy.
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