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Season ticket did you renew?

Did you renew your Season Ticket?

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Yes, in the first window.
Can’t wait for the season to start, mixed in with the ashes and hopefully the weather, August in particular should be a great month.
 
I did, Knotty Snr. didn't, sadly. Too disabled now to sit in the Co-op and too ornery to go in a wheelchair and sit in the disabled area.
 
I did, in the early early early window.
Not happy at having to do that but had to go for it then to get the lowest price.
Whether i can keep managing to renew in the future is doubtful.
 
buckielugger said:
I did, in the early early early window.
Not happy at having to do that but had to go for it then to get the lowest price.
Whether i can keep managing to renew in the future is doubtful.
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With Michael BRIDGES on the verge of signing i`m sure that incentive will retain your interest for future seasons.
 
Yes, but only 2 out of 3. My son has other commitments now with a weekend job, girlfriend and socialising. Now he's turned 18, I wasn't forking out £200+ for a ticket he might use for four or five times in a season.
 
NottyImp said:
I did, Knotty Snr. didn't, sadly. Too disabled now to sit in the Co-op and too ornery to go in a wheelchair and sit in the disabled area.
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sad news my friend.

We still have an old lad, in upper 5 the coop, who practically crawls the stairs to his seat, bent double but he is there most weeks and generally everybody gives him a little assistance to his seat..........got to admire his efforts.
how he gets out of the ground f...k knows?
old age isn`t science fiction it`s a reality and as long as i know who i am i will make my efforts to the theatre of dreams EVERY SECOND sATURDAY.
 
devonexlondonimp said:
sad news my friend.

We still have an old lad, in upper 5 the coop, who practically crawls the stairs to his seat, bent double but he is there most weeks and generally everybody gives him a little assistance to his seat..........got to admire his efforts.
how he gets out of the ground f...k knows?
old age isn`t science fiction it`s a reality and as long as i know who i am i will make my efforts to the theatre of dreams EVERY SECOND sATURDAY.
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I think I have followed this guy down the stairs after games and everyone has been very caring and allowed him time. It may be 'us' one day. UTI.
 
devonexlondonimp said:
sad news my friend.

We still have an old lad, in upper 5 the coop, who practically crawls the stairs to his seat, bent double but he is there most weeks and generally everybody gives him a little assistance to his seat..........got to admire his efforts.
how he gets out of the ground f...k knows?
old age isn`t science fiction it`s a reality and as long as i know who i am i will make my efforts to the theatre of dreams EVERY SECOND sATURDAY.
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And this is one of the key reasons i have repeatedly raised the issue of why there are no hand rails on the stairways.
My elderly mother really struggled to get up several steps.a hand rail would have helped her no end.
Myself, i don't have great balance, it would help me too. And when its wet or icy, the lack of handrail is very dangerous. Spectator safety must be addressed properly.
 
devonexlondonimp said:
sad news my friend.

We still have an old lad, in upper 5 the coop, who practically crawls the stairs to his seat, bent double but he is there most weeks and generally everybody gives him a little assistance to his seat..........got to admire his efforts.
how he gets out of the ground f...k knows?
old age isn`t science fiction it`s a reality and as long as i know who i am i will make my efforts to the theatre of dreams EVERY SECOND sATURDAY.
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Think that’s the guy on my row. I sit at the end with my elderly mother. We all help him up the steps along to his seat about 7 or 8 in on our row. He came to a lot of the home games last season but it is a struggle for him so it’s great people are patient and help out. He is a fellow Imp at the end of the day and good on him for doing that effort regularly.
 
devonexlondonimp said:
sad news my friend.

We still have an old lad, in upper 5 the coop, who practically crawls the stairs to his seat, bent double but he is there most weeks and generally everybody gives him a little assistance to his seat..........got to admire his efforts.
how he gets out of the ground f...k knows?
old age isn`t science fiction it`s a reality and as long as i know who i am i will make my efforts to the theatre of dreams EVERY SECOND sATURDAY.
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That's Knotty Snr., mate! I'm the guy in the hat. We transferred to the BM and wheeled him there for the last 3 games of the season, but he wouldn't have it long-term and it's just not safe/feasible to get him there and back otherwise.

He was delighted to see us back in L1 and is going to continue following on the radio.
 
Impish said:
Think that’s the guy on my row. I sit at the end with my elderly mother. We all help him up the steps along to his seat about 7 or 8 in on our row. He came to a lot of the home games last season but it is a struggle for him so it’s great people are patient and help out. He is a fellow Imp at the end of the day and good on him for doing that effort regularly.
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Hi! I'm the guy in the hat. Thanks for all your help - and others - with Knotty Snr. over the last few years. See my post above...
 
NottyImp said:
Hi! I'm the guy in the hat. Thanks for all your help - and others - with Knotty Snr. over the last few years. See my post above...
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All the best to your Dad mate. A true stalwart of Sincil Bank who has seen great as well as truly miserable times.
 
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