The Arts vs Football

HOW MANY PEOPLE WILL BE IN THE HALL AT ONE TIME?
There will be a maximum of 3000 audience members at any one performance, which is intimate for us (our usual capacity is 5,272, staff excluded!). In addition to this, around 100 members of Front of House, Security and Catering staff will be on hand to make your visit as smooth and safe as possible.

Don’t know, but this is taken from their website?

Quoted from LH

I’m starting to think that the Conservative Party don’t really care about the working class.

I’m starting to think that this site has become a mouthpiece for the left wingers that turn every thread into a political point scoring exercise !!  NON FOOTY COMMENT.

Still,  I’m sure the MODs will sort it.

Oh,  

I guess Rob needs the clicks for revenue. So will quite happily let this continue unabated !!!

Quoted from Civvy at last

I’m starting to think that this site has become a mouthpiece for the left wingers that turn every thread into a political point scoring exercise !!  NON FOOTY COMMENT.

Still,  I’m sure the MODs will sort it.

Oh,  

I guess Rob needs the clicks for revenue. So will quite happily let this continue unabated !!!

I know, it's bloody disgusting that people want to share their opinions on an Internet forum and some of them have the audacity to have a different viewpoint to yours. The b*stards.....

I was really struck by the title of this thread. It doesn't have to be arts v football, it's possible to like both. I have (genuinely) been to the Albert Hall to see Messiah and it was amazing. I have also been to Stevenage to watch Town. And it wasn't.

We need consistency in all areas or at least a clear explanation of why rules are different for different venues and events. I agree that it makes no sense to allow events in the Albert Hall but not football matches but we should push for a clear explanation not slag off southerners (or exiled northerners) because they want to go to the Albert Hall.

Up The Mariners and Go On GF Handel.

Quoted from BobbyCummingsTackle

I know, it's bloody disgusting that people want to share their opinions on an Internet forum and some of them have the audacity to have a different viewpoint to yours. The b*stards.....

Their opinions are as legitimate as anybody else’s.
But is a fourth division FOOTBALL  forum the place to display them ??
As always, when these people are challenged they get all bolshy and arrogant.  
Take it to ‘NON FOOTY’ so I have an idea of what topic I will be reading !!!

Quoted from BobbyCummingsTackle

I was really struck by the title of this thread. It doesn't have to be arts v football, it's possible to like both. I have (genuinely) been to the Albert Hall to see Messiah and it was amazing. I have also been to Stevenage to watch Town. And it wasn't.

We need consistency in all areas or at least a clear explanation of why rules are different for different venues and events. I agree that it makes no sense to allow events in the Albert Hall but not football matches but we should push for a clear explanation not slag off southerners (or exiled northerners) because they want to go to the Albert Hall.

Up The Mariners and Go On GF Handel.

I was lucky enough to support Town during the  Buckley era.

So I went to BP and got to see the Messiah 😉

Quoted from Civvy at last

I was lucky enough to support Town during the  Buckley era.

So I went to BP and got to see the Messiah 😉

Saw what you did there........

Quoted from Civvy at last

I was lucky enough to support Town during the  Buckley era.

So I went to BP and got to see the Messiah 😉

A lot on here still think Corbyn is the Messiah

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Their opinions are as legitimate as anybody else’s.
But is a fourth division FOOTBALL  forum the place to display them ??
As always, when these people are challenged they get all bolshy and arrogant.  
Take it to ‘NON FOOTY’ so I have an idea of what topic I will be reading !!! [/


I have to say I see just as much from both sides.  In any case, when government policy has a direct and possibly mortal effect on the club then surely it’s a football thread.

Quoted from 140381

[quote=763]

Their opinions are as legitimate as anybody else’s.
But is a fourth division FOOTBALL  forum the place to display them ??
As always, when these people are challenged they get all bolshy and arrogant.  
Take it to ‘NON FOOTY’ so I have an idea of what topic I will be reading !!! [/


I have to say I see just as much from both sides.  In any case, when government policy has a direct and possibly mortal effect on the club then surely it’s a football thread.

So you believe that LHs statement that the Conservatives don’t care about the working class is relevant in this thread ????
He didn’t mention football. He didn’t mention GTFC.
He didn’t mention actual policies related to football in general.  Just the usual attack on the Tories at any given opportunity!!  And he’s a Mod FFS.  
His opinion is as relevant as anybody else’s.
But shouldn’t be stated in this thread unless he can link it to football !!!