after reading the posts after mine, and now that im better informed as to other top teams pass sales. i think it would be fair to say ive definitely over estimated that we could have reached 10k by xmas, and also that ive underestimated how significant the recession has been

Anybody know what happens when you've fully paid by direct debit? Do they post the pass or does it have to be collected?

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Quote: voodooroo "However the labour party didnt run those countries although having seen the mess they are all in i think Blair may have had a hand in somewhere This makes interesting reading www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/ramesh- ... 07552.html

Asked this question yesterday whilst getting tickets for friendlies and was informed that they are available for collection at the end of January once the final DD has been debited (for those who applied in Sept), didn't ask whether it could be posted.

I was in the first tranche and it was as easy as phoning up and asking for them to be sent for £2 as I was out of town. The VERY helpful lady posted them the same day and they were at my house 24 hours later - if you're collecting I would assume it's even easier.

7965 now - might get to 8000 today

Is that significantly worse than the partial reading of The Wealth of Nations that got us here? Labour rightly get the blame, because it happened on their watch. But it isn't like the Tories were calling for more oversight and regulation when they were in opposition. In fact, they were the ones who dismantled it in the first place and they've done precious little to rebuild it, preferring to focus solely on spending - a big issue, which has exacerbated the problem, but not the underlying cause. Almost the entire political and economic establishment misjudged it over about three decades, and they aren't really facing up to it even now.

Some way o/t - sorry.

No, it absolutely isn't and I agree with all you say. My words were more in mocking of the two Ed's than the literature.
The problem we have is that we are largely a service industry Economy, as most wealthy nations are. So when you look to implement Keynesian ideas, it's the very people who got us into this mess that are going to need the injections into the economy so they can get us out. Which politicians are going to stand with the financial sector, given its popularity? And I like you, don't have much confidence in their ability to learn.

Thought this was about pass sales and not a political debate...talk about thread drift.

Your last 2 coments (this and fc songs thread) and your moaning on both . At least your consistant