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But all they could access was £100 tickets, so I doubt very much they have purchased them

They are/were

Whatever the math, season ticket holders have been given the opportunity to purchase test match tickets. These would have to have been kept aside from general sale tickets. The season ticket holders I know have all been offered first go on 4 tickets.

The thing with the Everton tie is making me wonder about a marketing attempt to panic people. All efc season ticket holders at the present ground have been allocated seats at the new stadium. Allied to this they have all been offered 4 tickets each to purchase for the second test. If say there are 12.000 season ticket holders, that would equate to 48,000 tickets unavailable for general sale. Also, two of these season ticket holders have only been able to purchase £100 seats.Time will tell but I doubt it's as they say it is.

To be fair he did play an angry billy bremner, which gives his acting a bit of variety and an angry tranmere rovers fan in away days

my sentiments entirely but in 1000 blows he is him being a cockernee. To be honest his acting fitted Adolecence perfectly

You are now going down the road of a thread worthy of it's own our house catalogue was grattons If I recall

70's for me too. When summers were just summers and not heatwaves (even the ladybird summer of 76). We had lots of snow in winter that wasn't down to climate change/global warming/ no ozone layer etc etc. Things were quite simple back then, even music. Some heavy duty songsters in amongst the glam rockers. Mid seventies things began to change, musically we had punk but on the film scene, things moved on apace with with The exorcist, which scared the bejeezus out of me (wasn't old enough to pay for tickets) so somebody let us in through the fire exit. Then Superman, wow and the legend that is life of Brian. Tv seemed to be growing up too, with a lot of american imports. Apologies, anyway 70's for me

Absolute comedy gold, with a keen eye on peoples foibles

it's a cob,

anything to do with Alan Partridge

Dinnerladies and pretty much everything by Victoria wood. Not going out and there will probably be more

OOO, this is difficult but here goes, in some kind of age order. Dad's army, Reginald perrin, fawlty towers, brass, father ted..totally brilliant. Just got onto Sean Locks 15 storeys high, I think it's brilliant but it's all subjective Nearly forgot Rab c nesbitt and still game will probably remember others as soon as i hit send

Told ya, front them and take em to the wire and they will fold, well done

Bernie Clifton, he with the emu/ostrich. Found out yesterday he was a bugler with England sporting groups. May well have been at the Brick yesterday