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**Gunnerhibby** · 26-06-07, 21:54

... In the transfer window

Will all the "bedwetters" (copyright TattooedHibee

) that renaged on season tickets cos of the transfer inactivity/offloading of players still have an excuse not to buy a season ticket.

Course they might have to plump for a Cat B South Stand, as their usual seat might be taken by a "real fan" who bought before the signings.

**Hibsean** · 26-06-07, 22:06

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

... In the transfer window

Will all the "bedwetters" (copyright TattooedHibee

) that renaged on season tickets cos of the transfer inactivity/offloading of players still have an excuse not to buy a season ticket.

Course they might have to plump for a Cat B South Stand, as their usual seat might be taken by a "real fan" who bought before the signings.

IMHO you either support or are a fan!!

Petrie has already stated that it's ST'S money that will pay for players(allegedly) so the "don't know what to do's" should either cough up and support the team or stop the whingeing. This is Hibernian FC, it's all about the team, invest in the team that way when they get the victories, if you can, you can say you were there and supported!!
Feck sitting on the fence waiting for JC to slip and say " see, I told you so"

**Grant1875** · 26-06-07, 22:07

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

... In the transfer window

Will all the "bedwetters" (copyright TattooedHibee

) that renaged on season tickets cos of the transfer inactivity/offloading of players still have an excuse not to buy a season ticket.

Course they might have to plump for a Cat B South Stand, as their usual seat might be taken by a "real fan" who bought before the signings.

What about fans boycotting the derby. Do they fall in the same category? Not exactly supporting your team is it

..............queue the onslaught

**Forzahibs** · 26-06-07, 22:09

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Originally Posted by Grant1875

What about fans boycotting the derby. Do they fall in the same category? Not exactly supporting your team is it

..............queue the onslaught

You could argue its supporting Hearts , financially

**Grant1875** · 26-06-07, 22:12

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You could argue its supporting Hearts , financially

You could. But they are crippled with dept. 6 games at tynie (2 hibs, ceptic and huns) at £33 a pop isn't going to make a huge difference IMO. Especially with the outrageous wages they pay.

**Gunnerhibby** · 26-06-07, 22:15

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Originally Posted by Grant1875

What about fans boycotting the derby. Do they fall in the same category? Not exactly supporting your team is it

..............queue the onslaught

There´s being a "bedwetter" and not backing your team through thick´n´thin

And then there´s being pissed on by a Mad Bastard who owns a Pub Team

**Gunnerhibby** · 26-06-07, 22:17

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Originally Posted by Forzahibs

You could argue its supporting Hearts , financially

you could also argue there´s a bigger picture in why he´s doing it.

**Grant1875** · 26-06-07, 22:19

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

There´s being a "bedwetter" and not backing your team through thick´n´thin

And then there´s being pissed on by a Mad Bastard who owns a Pub Team

Hibs will no doubt charge them the same. And I hope we do.

**beefy** · 26-06-07, 22:20

You can also say that its scandalous and im not being a part of it.

**Grant1875** · 26-06-07, 22:21

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

you could also argue there´s a bigger picture in why he´s doing it.

Yeah, we only sell half the tickets. Next again derby we only get allocated half a stand. It's on the cards.

**beefy** · 26-06-07, 22:22

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Originally Posted by Grant1875

Hibs will no doubt charge them the same. And I hope we do.

i hope we dont.

**Grant1875** · 26-06-07, 22:24

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Originally Posted by beefy

i hope we dont.

surely people boycotting the first derby would support any boycott hertz plan if we charge them the same price

**Gunnerhibby** · 26-06-07, 22:26

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Originally Posted by Grant1875

Hibs will no doubt charge them the same. And I hope we do.

Yep, no doubt there might be a tit-for-tat pricing war, although I hope Hibs are above that, but its a catch-22 on the first derby. If we boycott, in some shape or form, and dont sell our allocation, then this gives the Mad Fucker the opportunity to cut our allocation. If we sell out the whole end then cue another price hike at the next Bus Shelter Derby.

If we stage some kind of boycott(say, buy only the $27 tickets and not the $33 ones) then this will give them good reason to give us half of the Roseburn Shelter for the next game, and it also gives him another reason to find a "delay" in building their big new shiny Main Shelter.

**Hibsean** · 26-06-07, 22:54

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Originally Posted by Forzahibs

You could argue its supporting Hearts , financially

Bang on! It is supporting "them " financially.

But if we did the same, which we can't, they would be financing us.

**Greenman** · 26-06-07, 23:08

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

... In the transfer window

Will all the "bedwetters" (copyright TattooedHibee

) that renaged on season tickets cos of the transfer inactivity/offloading of players still have an excuse not to buy a season ticket.

Course they might have to plump for a Cat B South Stand, as their usual seat might be taken by a "real fan" who bought before the signings.

The forecast for Santa Ponsa is rain

dazzhfc · 26-06-07, 23:19

IF we only sell say half of our allocation at Tynecastle because of the ticket hike - and Romanov does cut our allocation - then the people who went to the 1st match should get priority for the next match I believe.

nabser · 26-06-07, 23:39

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The forecast for Santa Ponsa is rain

Thats the least of his problems paddy wait until he sees all the celtic jerseys there.Santa Ponsa is like dublin with sun.Nearly every irish persons first holiday away is to Santa Ponsa.

**Greenman** · 26-06-07, 23:41

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Originally Posted by nabser

Thats the least of his problems paddy wait until he sees all the celtic jerseys there.Santa Ponsa is like dublin with sun.Nearly every irish persons first holiday away is to Santa Ponsa.

He was saying the other day you cant get near the pool for germans or near the bar for irish

Smurf · 26-06-07, 23:56

A lot done and a lot more still to do..

**Gunnerhibby** · 27-06-07, 17:26

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Originally Posted by nabser

Thats the least of his problems paddy wait until he sees all the celtic jerseys there.Santa Ponsa is like dublin with sun.Nearly every irish persons first holiday away is to Santa Ponsa.

ja vohl, to be sure

**1875** · 27-06-07, 17:31

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ja vohl, to be sure

Hows the holiday Dudge, hot I hope? I will be there in six weeks.

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