The last match and the back room

[Themissus]

I dont know if any of the big guy's read these posts but the guys who wanted to go in the BACK ROOM after the last match were told it has now gone from £50 to £100 ? why is this.you should be begging my hubby to go in as a mark of respect for him being a loyal fan morecambe mouth/shoutyman not charging double the normal price just where on earth is your loyalty to your fans ?

[shrimper]

If I get you right you are referring to the matchday hospitality package in JBs. I would think it's reasonable for the club to declare the last match as a 'premium' game and charge accordingly.

Not being funny but if they were wanting to 'reward' certain fansby allowing them in for the last game, they'd be hard pressed to choose which ones should be given that honour.

Sorry if I've misunderstood you.

BTW I think 'shoutyman's great!

[Keith]

I dont know if any of the big guy's read these posts but the guys who wanted to go in the BACK ROOM after the last match were told it has now gone from £50 to £100 ? why is this.you should be begging my hubby to go in as a mark of respect for him being a loyal fan morecambe mouth/shoutyman not charging double the normal price just where on earth is your loyalty to your fans ?

Just wondering, does your husband regularly pay £50 to go in? I would think those who do, generally will be happy to pay extra for this special game. Those who don't regularly go in aren't really the ones who should be worried anyway.

[Dragofly]

A lot of effort has gone into making the last match a match to remember, no detail has escaped attention. For instance our local scout group have been hand painting the match day peas with the “End of Era" logo, and the Monks at Buckfast Abbey are busy illuminating the Matchday program. It has been independently assessed that these two measures alone could net the club £163,786

[mrpotatohead]

YOUR GENIUS WILL BE SEEN AFTER YOUR DEMISE

BUT WHAT TF ??
A TRUE ART GIANT, WELL DONE

[durhamshrimp]

A lot of effort has gone into making the last match a match to remember, no detail has escaped attention. For instance our local scout group have been hand painting the match day peas with the “End of Era" logo, and the Monks at Buckfast Abbey are busy illuminating the Matchday program. It has been independently assessed that these two measures alone could net the club £163,786

Bless.