Shrimpsvoices

thank you

Brian

I think that is superb. Looks classy and is simple to understand.

Well done!

All credit to Quinny, I just found somewhere to put it on t'internet.

Well done Quinny! Looks great!

I cant believe you were trying to take the credit Brian!

That is excellent.
Is it something I could use on my web site?

Excellent, thank you !

Is it something I could use on my web site?

Can't think why Quinny would say no, it's all extra advertising.

Is that true - two adults and two kids £25 ??

Wednesdayite wrote:Is that true - two adults and two kids £25 ??

Yes:

To further demonstrate More-cambe's commitment to being a friendly family club, there are special family tickets available for all League 2 games at Christie Park this season – the first being at home to Rotherham United this Saturday (August 16).

The ticket, which is available for all parts of the ground except the main stand seating area, costs just £25 for two adults and two youngsters aged 16 or under or just £23 for the car wash terrace section of the ground.

Tickets have to be bought from the club shop prior to the game, but at the latest, up to 2.30pm on Saturday match days and 7.15pm in midweek.
Rod Taylor said: "We have brought in the family ticket after consultation with supporters.

"We are sure it will prove successful and is just another way in which are aiming to get as many families as possible to enjoy a day out at Morecambe Football Club, watching live football in a safe and enjoyable environment."

good grief thats absolutely brilliant !

To put it into context, I paid £29 for me and £17 for my daughter to watch wednesday v pne last month...and believe me..the football aint that different to what you get at the pie !

Of course you can use it. The more the better.
Quinny

now printed off and posted on the canteen notice board!

That's really good, I'll pepper manchester Uni with these posters every home match, just to annoy people into going!

How about asking every school and college in the area if they would display such an advert on a regular basis?

Maybe the art teachers at the schools could set it as an art project and the best are displayed on the school notice boards.