Anyone regretting....

[Geoff thom]

My home my club I pay my money and I moan sometimes, I also praise sometimes, I get some stinking moods after some games I get elation after some games .
Have I watched them over 50 years ,yep I have has it all been good christ no .
Has it all been bad nope we have some fantastic experiences.
So do I regret the ticket sometimes but will I support at all times through thick and very thin
BLOODY RIGHT I WILL

 

[Neath_Jack]

My eldest grandson has just turned 4, won't be long now until i introduce him to a lifetime of misery and disappointment, interspersed with the odd bit of happiness. Poor sod, got it all to come :lol:

 

[Dewi1jack]

:roll:

My eldest grandson has just turned 4, won't be long now until i introduce him to a lifetime of misery and disappointment, interspersed with the odd bit of happiness. Poor sod, got it all to come :lol:

Don't forget.
He could have a hand in choosing your care home.

At least you'll get a better one than if you were taking him to legoland

 

[phact0rri]

Got to hand it to every one of you brilliant Jacks... reading the responses here has cheered me right up. Come what may, the club is right here-- though hopefully we can get three points on saturday.

 

[PSumbler]

Christ what's that now? £70-80 in petrol? Plus all day, plus tickets, plus food and drink. That's a commitment.

Commitment ?

More like stupidity. :lol:

Diesel so slightly less.

We're Jackarmy members but still £30 x 2 and 1 old git.

Without extras still talking close to £130.

Need some sort of return for that.

Forget the quality of the football that is one hell of a spend.

In the middle of a cost of living crisis, inflation into double digits and rising - expect to see more and more empty seats in football stadia as the season progresses

And in the middle of that our club decided to increase the matchday prices anyway #anotherlevel

 

[3swan]

There’s always a positive to the negativity.

If it wasn’t for the quality of football I’d be a lot worse off