Re: Barrow at home. : Wed Feb 19, 2025 4:50 pm  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

On a positive note I have managed to persuade some friends to go to the game Sunday telling them how well we are playing and back on the topic of the game it would be a major disappointment if we can't manage to get over the top of Barrow given how we have played in the first two competitive games.

Barrow will have their tails up having had a good result theirselves at the weekend. It would be a major disappointment though if Fax didn't follow up what, to many, was a surprisingly good result at Sheffield. I'll go Fax 32v14 Barrow. Can't wait. Up The Fax!

Re: Barrow at home. : Wed Feb 19, 2025 5:02 pm  

Silly me. I thought an opinion in a subjective setting such as on a rugby forum is nothing more just an opinion.

Apparently it's only those who have an inflated opinion of themselves rather than the subject who claim it to be fact.

One actual fact still remains though and that is the admission prices are still the same so keep on moaning and stay at home having a free cry on the club.

Re: Barrow at home. : Wed Feb 19, 2025 6:19 pm  

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Re: Barrow at home. : Wed Feb 19, 2025 7:15 pm  

Excellent news if Hurrell available again this week - would be good to know what the injury situation is with McCarron and Graham.

Re: Barrow at home. : Wed Feb 19, 2025 8:36 pm  

Ilkley Fax wrote:

Excellent news if Hurrell available again this week - would be good to know what the injury situation is with McCarron and Graham.

Heard Charlie Graham was a broken hand so fingers crossed might only be a month or so.

Re: Barrow at home. : Thu Feb 20, 2025 8:16 am  

Charlie Graham had a pot on at Sheffield,

Still not sure what happened to McCarron, just went down. Looked in some pain getting off the pitch too

Re: Barrow at home. : Thu Feb 20, 2025 9:33 am  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

Heard Charlie Graham was a broken hand so fingers crossed might only be a month or so.

Apparently he got it stuck in a letter box, one of them with the big springs out posting flyers.

Re: Barrow at home. : Thu Feb 20, 2025 11:21 am  

I see the club is advertising advance tickets at £20 and £23. WRONG! The tickets will cost approx £21.50 and £24.50. Maybe should be reported to Trading Standards ...... it's like a pub showing a pint as £3 on the board but then charging you £3.60, saying the advertised price doesn't include VAT. The club needs to sort itself out, it's a mess.

Re: Barrow at home. : Thu Feb 20, 2025 11:42 am  

Tony Fax wrote:

I see the club is advertising advance tickets at £20 and £23. WRONG! The tickets will cost approx £21.50 and £24.50. Maybe should be reported to Trading Standards ...... it's like a pub showing a pint as £3 on the board but then charging you £3.60, saying the advertised price doesn't include VAT. The club needs to sort itself out, it's a mess.

Are you on the spectrum because it would explain alot of things , my mrs' deals with sen children and you seem to possess alot of their traits.

Re: Barrow at home. : Thu Feb 20, 2025 11:55 am  

Tony Fax wrote:

I see the club is advertising advance tickets at £20 and £23. WRONG! The tickets will cost approx £21.50 and £24.50. Maybe should be reported to Trading Standards ...... it's like a pub showing a pint as £3 on the board but then charging you £3.60, saying the advertised price doesn't include VAT. The club needs to sort itself out, it's a mess.

Actually the price of the tickets are £20 and £23 with an additional booking fee of £1.56 and £1.76.

Total fees £21.56 and £24.76 respectively with the final amount clearly on display before anything is payed for, depending on where you shop many goods are initially advertised with or without vat or surcharges added, it’s not like your expecting that you wouldn’t have to pay it though.

Good luck with your trading standards report, maybe send it Sunday afternoon from 3pm onwards when your sat at home