Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:For somebody who claims to make a living from numbers i will make it simple for you. People laid out £60 People will recoup benefits totalling more then £60.
by spending an extra £300-£400 at least if you having to lay out on computers etc when you could just use discount sites and get voucher codes to do the same.
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Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:For somebody who claims to make a living from numbers i will make it simple for you. People laid out £60 People will recoup benefits totalling more then £60.
What if they never buy a replica shirt or attend the KC derby, like my red and white father-in-law? He's £60 worse off supporting Rovers this year vs last year.
Mrs Barista wrote:What if they never buy a replica shirt or attend the KC derby, like my red and white father-in-law? He's £60 worse off supporting Rovers this year vs last year.
Now your just being silly he could easily get it back saving whilst buying an Atari 2600 or box set of fawlty towers on betamax on credit card
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Joined: Jun 05 2006 Posts: 2112 Location: Shouldercharging Fathead
Blimey, any more backpedalling on this thread and RLFans will travel back in time.
Maybe this is what the FC fans want?
You've stolen my washing From out my back garden You've tarmacked my driveway Even though I said no You've nicked my lead flashing And weighed it in at the scrappy Oh St Helen's tatters Come rob me again
Mrs Barista wrote:What if they never buy a replica shirt or attend the KC derby, like my red and white father-in-law? He's £60 worse off supporting Rovers this year vs last year.
Well if he allowed you into the family fold he deserves it
He had the option whether to join it was not compulsary and not buying a shirt or going to the KC comes down to personal choice. By the way ive just purchased through the scheme using my Credit Card and my sons Team Card so i guess you got that one wrong as well.
Joined: Jul 15 2005 Posts: 29811 Location: West Yorkshire
Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:Well if he allowed you into the family fold he deserves it
He had the option whether to join it was not compulsary and not buying a shirt or going to the KC comes down to personal choice. By the way ive just purchased through the scheme using my Credit Card and my sons Team Card so i guess you got that one wrong as well.
Having the option and saying he will get a benefit are 2 different things - the point being that further cash to Rovers is required to get the "savings".
Didn't realise you could use a free child's card to get the points, sorry. Since I spend about £200 annually at Next online, I might register one of my kids to get £1 back.
Does anyone know how much Bradford Bulls charge for their Club Rovers equivalent, only it looks from this like it's nothing. That can't be right, surely? £160 for a standing season pass, £5 off shirts, Teamcard etc http://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/content/ ... %20Tickets
Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:Well if he allowed you into the family fold he deserves it
He had the option whether to join it was not compulsary and not buying a shirt or going to the KC comes down to personal choice. By the way ive just purchased through the scheme using my Credit Card and my sons Team Card so i guess you got that one wrong as well.
Having the option and saying he will get a benefit are 2 different things - the point being that further cash to Rovers is required to get the "savings".
Didn't realise you could use a free child's card to get the points, sorry. Since I spend about £200 annually at Next online, I might register one of my kids to get £1 back.
Does anyone know how much Bradford Bulls charge for their Club Rovers equivalent, only it looks from this like it's nothing. That can't be right, surely? £160 for a standing season pass, £5 off shirts, Teamcard etc http://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/content/ ... %20Tickets
Joined: May 24 2007 Posts: 7504 Location: East Stand
Mrs Barista wrote:Having the option and saying he will get a benefit are 2 different things - the point being that further cash to Rovers is required to get the "savings".
Didn't realise you could use a free child's card to get the points, sorry. Since I spend about £200 annually at Next online, I might register one of my kids to get £1 back.
Does anyone know how much Bradford Bulls charge for their Club Rovers equivalent, only it looks from this like it's nothing. That can't be right, surely? £160 for a standing season pass, £5 off shirts, Teamcard etc http://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/content/ ... %20Tickets
The joke that keeps on giving
Mrs Barista wrote:Having the option and saying he will get a benefit are 2 different things - the point being that further cash to Rovers is required to get the "savings".
Didn't realise you could use a free child's card to get the points, sorry. Since I spend about £200 annually at Next online, I might register one of my kids to get £1 back.
Does anyone know how much Bradford Bulls charge for their Club Rovers equivalent, only it looks from this like it's nothing. That can't be right, surely? £160 for a standing season pass, £5 off shirts, Teamcard etc http://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/content/ ... %20Tickets
The joke that keeps on giving
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