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One good thing was the very clear email they sent out to me and I would imagine many others.

They refused to sell you tickets because that area of the stadium wasn't being released? What a ridiculous reason not to sell you your seats! 'd phone the club again and complain. They might give you a free pie by means of an apology.

Barry has been our player of the season for me and in fact is possibly still our best player in the whole time. I met him after the Peterhead game and he was extremely nice. Top man!

Anyone got last weeks programme to hand? I think it was going to be his 300th this weekend as well.

Might have one for Hearts.

Nae worries :003:

From about 5 posts above yours:

You think £15 for a child is acceptable for a game against the likes of St. Mirren and Falkirk?

Only one of them are likely to succeed in that aspiration.

Yes! It would cost (guess) around £90 for a family of 4 to watch ICT v St. Mirren in the Main Stand. What could a family do with £90 instead of going to the football? Answer: A lot and I guess a lot of people feel the same about PATG prices - they aren't getting value for money or that it is simply to expensive.

Is that a thinly veiled attack at some posters on here Alex?

I understood his post. It's not that hard to follow.

Good for them. I'm a good ICT supporter :004:

The Falkirk game was about the same as league match tickets IIRC (give or take a pound). And we saw the attendance that night. Fact is, this Celtic game gives the club a chance to really screw fans for their cash but when the boot is on the other foot and they want more folk through the gates the seem unwilling to reduce prices even by a wee bit to get more punters in. I think there might actually be complaints if those were the prices for the Final, particularly for kids.

Does this apply for the following games: CIS Cup v Dumbarton CIS Cup v Falkirk TSC Cup v Dundee United

That's harsh in the extreme. Sure his penalty saving was poor but normally what chance do Keepers have with penalties? Kicking was poor though. I find it quite hilarious that as soon as Brown has left we suddenly all think that he wasn't really that good. His command of the area was excellent and he (generally) communicated well with the defence. Both are excellent keepers IMO and any criticism of Brown (other than his kicking) is borne out of spite.

If it was then that would clash with the EPL games on Sky. There was no chance of this ever being anything other than a 12:30pm kick off.

Surely everyone knew as soon as Sky wanted this game it would be a 12:30 KO?

Agreed. Last weekend Dundee United made up nearly half the crowd at the game. This is a bit of a kick in the teeth for the folk that turned up to support the team last week. Surely those who went that aren't season ticket holders should have been given some kind of voucher to reward their support?

Dargo out till March: *Click*

Is there not some lad called MacKay on loan from Celtic there? :confused02:

Yes the prices are expensive but if a company had a product they know will be in demand and that they can sell out for then of course they will hike the price. That said when the demand wanes then normally the company will drop prices in an effort to raise interest in whatever it is it is selling. Sadly this part is not true of ICT.

I blame Charlie Christine and think he should be sacked :015:

Harsh but true. Our support is rubbish but we are a young club. It will take a long time to build up an establish fan base. It won't happen over night. Look at Gretna and Livi for proof of that.

Yes there is a thread but I'd like to get an idea of what people think in terms of a pool. I am seriously considering whether I can afford to come through for this one given that I will spend at least £40 on travel and tickets to take it in.