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Newcastle Utd 1 - 3 Tottenham Hotspur - 19/04/15 - post-match reaction from pg35


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Regards to boycotting the Swansea game, I'm completely torn about it. I live in Hull and have a young family with a fairly well paid job but I rarely get to go up and see us, certainly haven't been arsed about doing so this season anyway, but it's my birthday this week and my brother got us a couple of tickets for the Swansea game. It'll be my first of the season.

 

What was the atmosphere like outside the ground yesterday for those who went? And I'm talking about those who didn't enter the stadium...

 

Why on earth would you even consider it? Genuine question.

 

Consider what? Attending the match or joining in the protests? As I'm considering both...

 

Attending the match. Protests I can understand.

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As has no doubt already been said, subbing Abeid off at half time and having Ryan Taylor at centre mid for 90 mins was quite incredible. I almost felt bad for Taylor as Spurs players continued to glide past him with ease, it was embarrassing. Carver clearly doesn't like Abeid and has treated him appallingly since he took over, loves subbing him off and blaming him in public which is an atrocious way to treat a young, talented player. No doubt he's one of the players he feels isn't 'good enough', whereas Taylor will always be worth a place in his team.

 

 

Yup - he clearly doesn't rate Abeid which is bizarre and subbing him yesterday was just unbelievable. He was probably our best player in the first half.

 

I thought Abeid was decent as well. Quite galling to see him then taken off and replaced by anonymous wingers which only conceded even more possession to Spurs.

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Regards to boycotting the Swansea game, I'm completely torn about it. I live in Hull and have a young family with a fairly well paid job but I rarely get to go up and see us, certainly haven't been arsed about doing so this season anyway, but it's my birthday this week and my brother got us a couple of tickets for the Swansea game. It'll be my first of the season.

 

What was the atmosphere like outside the ground yesterday for those who went? And I'm talking about those who didn't enter the stadium...

 

Why on earth would you even consider it? Genuine question.

 

Consider what? Attending the match or joining in the protests? As I'm considering both...

 

Attending the match. Protests I can understand.

 

Ok. Genuine answer to your genuine question...

 

My brother barely has any spare cash, recently became a Dad and manages his own small business with a very modest budget and salary.

 

He's spent the best part of £70 getting us tickets to go together (something we've not done regularly for years) and I don't fancy throwing them back in his face and appearing to be ungrateful when he's spent what is a small fortune for him on these tickets.

 

Footballing morals in me say I shouldn't go, but the caring and appreciative sibling in me says I should.

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Regards to boycotting the Swansea game, I'm completely torn about it. I live in Hull and have a young family with a fairly well paid job but I rarely get to go up and see us, certainly haven't been arsed about doing so this season anyway, but it's my birthday this week and my brother got us a couple of tickets for the Swansea game. It'll be my first of the season.

 

What was the atmosphere like outside the ground yesterday for those who went? And I'm talking about those who didn't enter the stadium...

 

Why on earth would you even consider it? Genuine question.

 

Consider what? Attending the match or joining in the protests? As I'm considering both...

 

Attending the match. Protests I can understand.

 

Ok. Genuine answer to your genuine question...

 

My brother barely has any spare cash, recently became a Dad and manages his own small business with a very modest budget and salary.

 

He's spent the best part of £70 getting us tickets to go together (something we've not done regularly for years) and I don't fancy throwing them back in his face and appearing to be ungrateful when he's spent what is a small fortune for him on these tickets.

 

Footballing morals in me say I shouldn't go, but the caring and appreciative sibling in me says I should.

 

i can see exactly where you're coming from and it does come across as unappreciative, however, why don't you explain your feelings to him, suggest getting a refund on the tickets and use the cash to do something else you will both enjoy and appreciate?

 

HOME MATCH TICKET TERMS & CONDITIONS OF USE

 

4 Changes to Dates, Refunds & Exchanges

 

4.1 No guarantees can be given by the Club that the Match will take place at a particular time or on a particular date. Subject to clause 4.2, below, the Club reserves the right to reschedule any Match without notice and without any liability whatsoever.

 

4.2 In the event of the postponement or abandonment of the Match (or if the Match has, for any reason to be played out of view of the public), subsequent detail will be posted on www.nufc.co.uk . The Club will have no further liability whatsoever, including (but not limited to) any indirect or consequential loss or damage, loss of enjoyment or travel/accommodation costs.

 

4.3 In order to obtain a refund, the Home Match Ticket must be returned to the Club’s ticket office no later than 72 hours before the commencement of the match. A refund will only be issued on production of identification that the individual requesting the refund is the person to whom the Home Match Ticket was originally sold. For the avoidance of doubt, the final decision belongs to the ticket office manager.

 

 

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Regards to boycotting the Swansea game, I'm completely torn about it. I live in Hull and have a young family with a fairly well paid job but I rarely get to go up and see us, certainly haven't been arsed about doing so this season anyway, but it's my birthday this week and my brother got us a couple of tickets for the Swansea game. It'll be my first of the season.

 

What was the atmosphere like outside the ground yesterday for those who went? And I'm talking about those who didn't enter the stadium...

 

Why on earth would you even consider it? Genuine question.

 

Consider what? Attending the match or joining in the protests? As I'm considering both...

 

Attending the match. Protests I can understand.

 

Ok. Genuine answer to your genuine question...

 

My brother barely has any spare cash, recently became a Dad and manages his own small business with a very modest budget and salary.

 

He's spent the best part of £70 getting us tickets to go together (something we've not done regularly for years) and I don't fancy throwing them back in his face and appearing to be ungrateful when he's spent what is a small fortune for him on these tickets.

 

Footballing morals in me say I shouldn't go, but the caring and appreciative sibling in me says I should.

 

Just go and get so drunk you don't even realise a game is going on. Then make sure you steal exactly the ticket cost in merchandise from a Sports Direct shop.

 

Depending on the brand you choose, you'd probably need a trolley's worth.

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Regards to boycotting the Swansea game, I'm completely torn about it. I live in Hull and have a young family with a fairly well paid job but I rarely get to go up and see us, certainly haven't been arsed about doing so this season anyway, but it's my birthday this week and my brother got us a couple of tickets for the Swansea game. It'll be my first of the season.

 

What was the atmosphere like outside the ground yesterday for those who went? And I'm talking about those who didn't enter the stadium...

 

Why on earth would you even consider it? Genuine question.

 

Consider what? Attending the match or joining in the protests? As I'm considering both...

 

Attending the match. Protests I can understand.

 

Ok. Genuine answer to your genuine question...

 

My brother barely has any spare cash, recently became a Dad and manages his own small business with a very modest budget and salary.

 

He's spent the best part of £70 getting us tickets to go together (something we've not done regularly for years) and I don't fancy throwing them back in his face and appearing to be ungrateful when he's spent what is a small fortune for him on these tickets.

 

Footballing morals in me say I shouldn't go, but the caring and appreciative sibling in me says I should.

 

i can see exactly where you're coming from and it does come across as unappreciative, however, why don't you explain your feelings to him, suggest getting a refund on the tickets and use the cash to do something else you will both enjoy and appreciate?

 

HOME MATCH TICKET TERMS & CONDITIONS OF USE

 

4 Changes to Dates, Refunds & Exchanges

 

4.1 No guarantees can be given by the Club that the Match will take place at a particular time or on a particular date. Subject to clause 4.2, below, the Club reserves the right to reschedule any Match without notice and without any liability whatsoever.

 

4.2 In the event of the postponement or abandonment of the Match (or if the Match has, for any reason to be played out of view of the public), subsequent detail will be posted on www.nufc.co.uk . The Club will have no further liability whatsoever, including (but not limited to) any indirect or consequential loss or damage, loss of enjoyment or travel/accommodation costs.

 

4.3 In order to obtain a refund, the Home Match Ticket must be returned to the Club’s ticket office no later than 72 hours before the commencement of the match. A refund will only be issued on production of identification that the individual requesting the refund is the person to whom the Home Match Ticket was originally sold. For the avoidance of doubt, the final decision belongs to the ticket office manager.

 

 

 

:thup: Appreciate that mate, cheers!

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Regards to boycotting the Swansea game, I'm completely torn about it. I live in Hull and have a young family with a fairly well paid job but I rarely get to go up and see us, certainly haven't been arsed about doing so this season anyway, but it's my birthday this week and my brother got us a couple of tickets for the Swansea game. It'll be my first of the season.

 

What was the atmosphere like outside the ground yesterday for those who went? And I'm talking about those who didn't enter the stadium...

 

Why on earth would you even consider it? Genuine question.

 

Consider what? Attending the match or joining in the protests? As I'm considering both...

 

Attending the match. Protests I can understand.

 

Ok. Genuine answer to your genuine question...

 

My brother barely has any spare cash, recently became a Dad and manages his own small business with a very modest budget and salary.

 

He's spent the best part of £70 getting us tickets to go together (something we've not done regularly for years) and I don't fancy throwing them back in his face and appearing to be ungrateful when he's spent what is a small fortune for him on these tickets.

 

Footballing morals in me say I shouldn't go, but the caring and appreciative sibling in me says I should.

 

i can see exactly where you're coming from and it does come across as unappreciative, however, why don't you explain your feelings to him, suggest getting a refund on the tickets and use the cash to do something else you will both enjoy and appreciate?

 

HOME MATCH TICKET TERMS & CONDITIONS OF USE

 

4 Changes to Dates, Refunds & Exchanges

 

4.1 No guarantees can be given by the Club that the Match will take place at a particular time or on a particular date. Subject to clause 4.2, below, the Club reserves the right to reschedule any Match without notice and without any liability whatsoever.

 

4.2 In the event of the postponement or abandonment of the Match (or if the Match has, for any reason to be played out of view of the public), subsequent detail will be posted on www.nufc.co.uk . The Club will have no further liability whatsoever, including (but not limited to) any indirect or consequential loss or damage, loss of enjoyment or travel/accommodation costs.

 

4.3 In order to obtain a refund, the Home Match Ticket must be returned to the Club’s ticket office no later than 72 hours before the commencement of the match. A refund will only be issued on production of identification that the individual requesting the refund is the person to whom the Home Match Ticket was originally sold. For the avoidance of doubt, the final decision belongs to the ticket office manager.

 

 

 

:thup: Appreciate that mate, cheers!

 

Most welcome

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I wouldn't let football politics get in the way like.  Sounds like your brother's gone out of his way to set something up the two of you can do and it'd seem a little churlish to sack it off.  If he's as short on cash as you reckon then it might be his only chance to get to a game too.

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I wouldn't let football politics get in the way like.  Sounds like your brother's gone out of his way to set something up the two of you can do and it'd seem a little churlish to sack it off.  If he's as short on cash as you reckon then it might be his only chance to get to a game too.

 

If he's short on cash he'd be better off getting his money back rather than giving it to Ashley and sitting through 90 minutes of pure pointlessness.

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