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The Hotel End / Cobblers Corner / Re: Barnsley (a) Final game of the season.
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on: March 21, 2024, 17:18:16 pm
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Don't worry, conorntfc will take care of it! Been Barnsley twice. Both times with the Cobblers, both times we've won. Doubt it will be of any importance to us this time around... probably prefer not walking through thousands of angry Tykes having ruined their party! Wigan away at Springfield Park back in the Ninties anyone? One of my first away games, first being Gillingham in the new year. 3-1 to them maybe?
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The Hotel End / Cobblers Corner / Re: The Nene Derby part 2 05.03.24
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on: February 29, 2024, 13:00:52 pm
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Stevenage, Barnsley, Reading, Cambridge, Portsmouth, Oxford, Bolton (7) all sold out the South and took seats in the East too.
Lincoln, Wycombe, Orient, Burton, Fleetwood, Cheltenham, Wigan, Shrewsbury and Bristol Rovers (9) all brought less fans than the South Stand holds.
Charlton (sold out), Blackpool, Derby (will sell out), Port Vale, Carlisle and Exeter still to come.
The south end of the east has always been designated away overspill, apart from a very small number of occasions where we've used it ourselves so the number of teams to have sold out still stands at (probably) 3
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The Hotel End / Cobblers Corner / Re: The Nene Derby part 2 05.03.24
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on: February 28, 2024, 21:49:38 pm
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Going back to the Bolton thread they said all of their allocation of 1473 had been sold and yet the only brought 1370. So it appears that 1473 is our total allocation for away supporters and nobody has yet brought that many, the highest are Oxford 1467, Portsmouth 1454 and Peterborough 1451 which are 6 to 22 short of the full allocation. Inevitably there will be a few tickets sold to people who at the last minute are unable to attend so I think it is reasonable to assume that all 3 teams sold their total allocation.
No, that can't be the case because I have read time and again that almost all teams in League 1 would sell our tiny away end out.
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General Category / General Chat / Re: Politics
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on: December 21, 2023, 20:39:37 pm
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And they are shrewd and know what’s best for them and the country, inflation DOWN, small boat crossings DOWN, what’s not to like.
Under which government did inflation and small boat crossings go up?
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General Category / General Chat / Re: Politics
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on: December 14, 2023, 19:19:29 pm
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Let me simplify it for you, The wonderful Suella is a Tory, therefore she is supported by the majority of conservatives, who at the last election recorded 4m more votes than the dreadful Labour Party. FACT.
During the last leadership contest this was her performance: 1st round 32 votes 8.9% share 2nd round 27 votes = 7.5% share Eliminated Not even the conservatives want her, let alone the rest of the nation
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General Category / General Chat / Re: Politics
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on: November 14, 2023, 20:58:46 pm
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Inspite of Boris gormless errors in lockdown would consider voting for him again.
You probably derserve him to be your prime minister
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General Category / General Chat / Re: Politics
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on: October 08, 2023, 09:23:00 am
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Anybody see the Kier Stammer interview on BBC? Absolute car crash, watch it, anyone who wants that to lead the country is an idiot. Maths really isn’t Labours strong point, 1.5m new homes in the next 5 years is 250k per year according to capt Hindsight.
So could you tell me how Kwarsi and Liz's tax cutting idea would have added up? Because they couldn't Feel free to ignore this, you usually do when somebody asks a question. Bit like Liz and Kwarsi.
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The Hotel End / Cobblers Corner / Re: Open Forum 28th September
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on: September 29, 2023, 23:36:35 pm
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To summarize Monkeys post I would have thought that most supporters would agree with him. I would say there is little or no chance that the more vociferous minority will bother or even consider replying; even if only to defend their view. Reminds of that fateful meeting in 2015 with Cardoza when all the most strident anti Cardoza fans on here failed to attend and voice their opinion. Leaving poor old Mr Iniesta to point the finger at Cardoza, brave man who got at best a mixed reception from those there that evening.
And just how did that work out for the Cardoza fan club? Of whom you were one of the most vocal, right up until he got the hand on the back of his head and helped into the car
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