5% LevyScottish Premier Aberdeen by U9365289 07 August 2008 nice to see we have accepted the 5% levy for old farm tickets but charging more for those tickets to the supporters anyway so we dont lose out on any money! also good to see we are imposing a 5% levy on them aswell for selling tickets! Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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herring_baws (U12772547) posted Aug 7, 2008 the thing is all other teams outwith Celtic and rangers inflate the prices for of fans ie Hertz £35
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thommo_dons (U1651721) posted Aug 7, 2008 view from gorgie: although falkirk have to be applauded for standing up to them, the problem they have is if anything goes wrong in the away crowd against Rangers then i fully expect a statement from them along the lines of "while we sympathise with falkirk football club, we cannot take any of the blame as we did not sell the tickets to the supporters in that area". In the instance of Aberdeen's idea, the tickets are still distrubuted by RFC and therefore they are still liable for any damage any of their supporters may do.
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billytherook (U11393835) posted Aug 7, 2008 a whole load of rubbish.........sooner or later..youll all be watching football on tv...there will be no fans in the grounds...dont believe me..stop looking at the crap football and start looking at the empty seats.
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1Wattie (U11221085) posted Aug 7, 2008 fornowatlunch.
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parky81 (U10510873) posted Aug 7, 2008 Rangers will need a 1000% levy to make up for being dispatched by Kaunas. As for Celtic - they are just like Rangers except they are green. I dont support any SPL team (I follow Stirling Albion - yes i know it is unfortunate, but that is where i am from) but the way the INfirm treat the rest is unacceptable.
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davser (U1195784) posted Aug 8, 2008 The beauty of this is that some fans will come back for the non old firm games to claim back their quid and boost the attendance at the same time leading to better atmosphere and more revenue at the matches where we sometimes struggle to get a performance.
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Declan1991 (U12057591) posted Aug 8, 2008 Davser: The beauty of this is that some fans will come back for the non old firm games to claim back their quid and boost the attendance at the same time leading to better atmosphere and more revenue at the matches where we sometimes struggle to get a performance.
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RicoS321 (U9089354) posted Aug 8, 2008 Good move by the dons. Not only does it punish Rangers and Celtic, but it also punishes those dons "fans" who turn up solely to watch these games. However, I believe Aberdeen could have gone one step better by making the £1 reduction in the next match price easier to claim (perhaps a voucher system?). We need bigger crowds for our other fixtures, and so allowing fans to purchase discounted tickets at the gate should be a viable option; as opposed to the proposed discount, which is only available up until the previous day.
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davser (U1195784) posted Aug 8, 2008 We are talking Aberdeen here. Comment on this article
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