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Ben G

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:52

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
I'll have you know I pay over 20 pounds sterling. Month to watch premier league football you tight bastard.

tiny bit more and you could actully go to the boleyn

it's not tiny though is it

for a start i would go with my brother who is 15 so i'd have to pay for his ticket aswell, and then you have the cost of rat burgers and train tickets.

i'd love to go, but i barely have enough disposable income as it is.

[/grown up not living with my mum etc etc]

Nath

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:52

Poor Ben and his £50k a year job at Ford. Sack your Butler FFS, then you can go.

Ben G

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:53

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Ben should just "support" Utd or City. At least that way he'll get the hollow feeling of success more often.

i've been through 2 relegations that i can remember. a city or united fan would support another premier league team if that happened to them.

Nath

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:55

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Ben should just "support" Utd or City. At least that way he'll get the hollow feeling of success more often.

i've been through 2 relegations that i can remember. a city or united fan would support another premier league team if that happened to them.

It did happen to City. They were in Div 2 about 10 years ago.

JonnyJ

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:55

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
Poor Ben and his £50k a year job at Ford. Sack your Butler FFS, then you can go.

No disposeable income....drives a Z4, buying a Nissan Juke for him and the missus "to run about in"

Never realised it was so much for a ticket at West Ham when you can get said cars for cheaper

JonnyJ

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:57

quote:
Originally posted by Nath

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Ben should just "support" Utd or City. At least that way he'll get the hollow feeling of success more often.

i've been through 2 relegations that i can remember. a city or united fan would support another premier league team if that happened to them.

It did happen to City. They were in Div 2 about 10 years ago.

They even lost to us the poor sods. Then they relegated us. Cunts

Nath

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:58

And they were getting massive crowds back then too.

Ben G

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2nd Oct 12 at 11:58

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
Poor Ben and his £50k a year job at Ford. Sack your Butler FFS, then you can go.

No disposeable income....drives a Z4, buying a Nissan Juke for him and the missus "to run about in"

Never realised it was so much for a ticket at West Ham when you can get said cars for cheaper

all on tick m8.

JonnyJ

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2nd Oct 12 at 12:07

You've got no excuses mate. Which is fine, not everybody likes live football or socialslising, whatever. But you can hardly have a go at Marc when you're no better yourself

Ben G

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2nd Oct 12 at 12:24

i was merely stating a fact, not having a go.

JonnyJ

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2nd Oct 12 at 12:25

So am I

Ben G

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2nd Oct 12 at 12:26

shame.

Tommy L

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2nd Oct 12 at 12:28

Feisty one you are

mwg

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2nd Oct 12 at 12:33

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
Poor Ben and his £50k a year job at Ford. Sack your Butler FFS, then you can go.

[Edited on 02-10-2012 by mwg]

kennySRi

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2nd Oct 12 at 14:56

quote:
Originally posted by Tommy L
Feisty one you are

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2nd Oct 12 at 20:19

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
I'll have you know I pay over 20 pounds sterling. Month to watch premier league football you tight bastard.

tiny bit more and you could actully go to the boleyn

it's not tiny though is it for a start i would go with my brother who is 15 so i'd have to pay for his ticket aswell, and then you have the cost of rat burgers and train tickets.

i'd love to go, but i barely have enough disposable income as it is.

[/grown up not living with my mum etc etc]

36 for you 1 quid for your bro, cheaper than a night out and infinitely more stressfull

I don't live with my mum either Ben and I'm grown up with a house but I'm still allowed to go to football

[Edited on 02-10-2012 by jr]

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