Football BARGAIN

poolymoose

Hartlepool United FC -

season tickets cost only £100 for the new season. You have until Friday 5pm to take advantage of this unreal offer after the club sold 4,000 for the new price level to kick in (down from £150).
Thats 23 home games next season, works out at £4.23 a game. Utter bargain - forget all the hype about the Premier League and watching plastic football on telly, come to pools and watch real football.
:j:T:T:T:T:T:j

QPR10

poolymoose wrote: »

Hartlepool United FC -

season tickets cost only £100 for the new season. You have until Friday 5pm to take advantage of this unreal offer after the club sold 4,000 for the new price level to kick in (down from £150).
Thats 23 home games next season, works out at £4.23 a game. Utter bargain - forget all the hype about the Premier League and watching plastic football on telly, come to pools and watch real football.
:j:T:T:T:T:T:j

Couldn't agree more loved our trip to Hartlepool a few seasons back worth the money alone for H'Angus the Monkey, the transvestite outside the box office in thigh length boots and the deckchair thing they did at half time when the fat boy kept falling over, we all still talk about that fab day, much rather come to you than Man Ure

CFC1969

arenaman wrote: »

Good deal, what's the team called again?

Actually good for home fans, £25 for visiting fans to stand and watch, though it'll probably be worth it as Nobby's knees are shot and Boyd won't keep his beer kite away for long, should be easy meat for all who visit the "4 bus shelter" stadium

That's a bit rich coming from a Derby County fan who must of seen Nobby when he played for Hull last season. Good luck to Hartlepool a great deal, I paid 20 quid to get in to see my first Chelsea match back in 1969 and a 100 quid won't get me into 2 matches this season.

Just reading that post again are you a Rams fan? as I cannot think of another team that starts with the letter D and plays at an Arena.