Just less than 20% of tickets have gone to U16's

By Stomp Admin
July 30 2010

The Co-Operative Insurance Cup first round has once again been designated the family friendly day and our match against Albion Rovers is no different. Airdrie recieved 600 tickets for Saturdays match which included 100 free kids tickets assuming Albion Rovers have done the same there could easily be close to 200 kids running about at the side of park amongst the 1000 capacity attendance.

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Just less than 20% of tickets have gone to U16's
Discussion started by The Stomp (IP Logged), 30/07/2010 09:36
The Stomp
The Stomp
30/07/2010 09:36
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Mr Clean.
Mr Clean.
30/07/2010 10:28
Thats because the others will be in our statrting line up



"The Guns of Brixton......"

SB 1977

Diamond Man
Diamond Man
30/07/2010 10:40
The two clubs wanted all U16s to go for free but the police wouldn't allow it so, the club got 100 free tickets and, once you bought a certain amount of U16 tickets you would get one for free (which happened to my family so my ticket is free).

Chris Gee75
Chris Gee75
30/07/2010 13:05
My son got his free ticket when i got mine at the stadium and now he is moaning he doesnt want to go !!! but he will be dragged along lol.

Jailbait
Jailbait
30/07/2010 15:54
Good on ye Chris. Little bams have to learn sometime that life's not worth living if you don't support the Air da ree!!!

killjoy
killjoy
30/07/2010 16:43
lol yes get the wee bam along why should he enjoy himself, mon the diamonds

Lord Roden
Lord Roden
30/07/2010 18:14
Thanks to the shoite served up over the past couple of seasons,my grandkids prefer to go and see the unwashed....and some wonder why I'm bitter.Thinking about it,I've been bitter for years.(Sm163)

UndergroundResistance
UndergroundResistance
30/07/2010 20:46
As long as the poonani's good, I won't complain.

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