Mrs Barista wrote:If shelling out £60 more for your 2010 pass than you did for your 2009 one is classed as a saving then yes, yes it is.

barham red wrote:shouldn't you be preparing for Saturdays bubble bursting party.

Mrs Barista wrote:What a non event that was.

Mrs Barista wrote:At least I'll be in the ground to take part. I have my ye olde fashioned tickets in my hand and can therefore pass seamlessly through the turnstiles.[b] Imagine the chaos on Sunday now[/b]. Only the young lasses with match day tickets to see Olly Murs will be able to get in. Still, bargain at £60 each for this shambles, eh? Roadworks as well. All this to see you put 50 past a team even worse than FC

Little Robin Redhead wrote::oops: I think you should stick to accounting.

Mrs Barista wrote:Indeed. All that money saved by investing in technology to having completely unmanned turnstiles. Well done.

And are you sure the turnstiles counted the attendance correctly? Presumably the North Stand was almost full if there were only 1,300ish tickets left.

Mrs Barista wrote:Heading for sellout chaos. What's the betting if there are problems they just let everyone in anyway? Those cheeky chaps that have been scamming Rovers for ages could get in for nowt again.

Mrs Barista wrote:Indeed. All that money saved by investing in technology to having completely unmanned turnstiles. Well done.

And are you sure the turnstiles counted the attendance correctly? Presumably the North Stand was almost full if there were only 1,300ish tickets left.

Bertie wrote:Did you lose this bet aswell then Mrs B

( Hope you weren't to dissapointed this new technology went so well)