28 October 2010
18:5177117Each club gets 40% of the revenue after all match day expenses have been taken out and 10% goes to the FA. We sold about half our allocation of tickets at Crabble today so i reckon they could be all gone by the weekend! the only way to be sat with the Dover supporters is to get your ticket from Crabble.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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28 October 2010
18:5577118who gets the remaining 10% paul?
much more fun sitting with the away supporters, keep quiet all through, then if your team scores, go ballistic.
a real treat to see the home supporters faces when they realise they have harboured an infidel.
28 October 2010
19:3377122The other 10% goes to the fa.
Ross Miller
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28 October 2010
20:2477126If Dover get 40% and Gillingham get 40% that is 80% and the FA get 10% that takes us to 90%, so...who gets the other 10%
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28 October 2010
21:0477134Well spotted Ross that was meant to be 45% for each club
Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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28 October 2010
21:1577139No problems Paul - pedantic and picky are my middle names
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28 October 2010
22:1177152I am siting away because then Dover get the winner ,I will not get killed in the mayem to get on to the ground.
Guest 667- Registered: 6 Apr 2008
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28 October 2010
22:1277153You are right Howard, the money is split three ways, well almost right because the tax man takes his bit as well. My point is though Vic, by getting your tickets at Crabble the club knows how many tickets they have sold to Dover fans. I suppose in the end it does not make much difference.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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28 October 2010
22:1877156thanks for that harry, thought i was losing it and things had changed over the years.
Keith Sansum1
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28 October 2010
23:0177166vc
i know a cafe in gillingham
my turn again(to pay) lol
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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29 October 2010
17:2777274a few years back there was a bit of a furore over gillingham fans, having visited their ground i have to say they had more than their fair share of neanderthals.
anyway peter crouch was getting a lot of stick from the terraces there about his appearance, after the game he said that he went to take a throw in, heard all these insults thrown at him, he turned round and described what he saw as "a collection of hillbillies".
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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29 October 2010
17:3977276ALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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29 October 2010
19:0277293Yes Keith down to you I just have to get us there and back again,you could say
I have your life in my hands.
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Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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29 October 2010
19:0677298oh no
lol
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Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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30 October 2010
16:4377405dover 4-1 up 5 mins to go at bishops stortford
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Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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30 October 2010
16:5277410Dover won 4-1 totally outplayed them
looking gd for sat
gills lost today and have a midweek game to play
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31 October 2010
21:3077733There is about 300 tickets left in anybody else wants to join us :) 4 full coaches going from Crabble and i believe South Eastern trains are laying on extra trains to Gillingham :)
Guest 691- Registered: 24 Oct 2009
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31 October 2010
21:3477734I went to The Priestfield to see Gills vs Leeds last season. There were about a twenty Leeds supporters scattered around me. No idea how they got the tickets, but most of them were ejected from the ground as soon as they cheered the Leeds goal. So be warned!!
It's not really worth the risk is it? I wouldn't be able to contain my partisan excitement/disappointment sitting with the 'wrong' fans.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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31 October 2010
21:5477739about 5 years back i was at a gillingham/west ham game, could not get a ticket from my club so bought one on their website.
the sheer joy i felt leaping alone from my seat when the only goal of the game went in amongst the throng of disconsolate faces made the trip worthwhile.
i felt like moses when he parted the red sea despite the moaning jews that said it couldn't be done.
Guest 691- Registered: 24 Oct 2009
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31 October 2010
22:0577741Fine Howard, but be prepared to get ejected.
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