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Was is Farmer Cee?
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I wonder how they get that data? Perhaps the club provide it.
I’m surprised it’s only 172 child tickets. Although I can’t imagine we had more than 2,500 STH last term in total so that seems like a relatively decent figure.
Would be interested to know how many people are still on the subscription model introduced by the Couhigs.
Well done Lloyd, yes it was Farmer Cee missus used to work in one when they were called Chemists! 
Cheers blue, no need to change it back when this one’s working but thanks for the option. 
Given how are clubs do seem to get on, maybe home and away, both sets of supporters should ironically sing ‘wanky wanderers’ for sh*ts and giggles.
The figure seems to be taken from WWFC Trust meeting minutes, which suggests that numbers are down by around 500 on this time last year.
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I wonder why they are down!!
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Presumably because season tickets only formally went on sale six days before the trust update this year and formally went on sale much earlier (owing to no play-offs) last year.
I am…so nothing to rip up.
All good fun
Lovely play on words. I personally much preferred last season’s moniker. Begs question of course as to whether you really are a farmer. I’d love to think so but I suspect few farmers can spare the time to attend football matches on a regular basis.
Whoops, have just spotted the pharmacy (née Chemist) connection.
Ha, no comment! 
The only farming I do micro is in the garden and the few toms and cucumbers in the greenhouse.
Only just seeing this. Am i reading the minutes right that both board appointed football club members sent their apologies rather than attending in person?
Is that normal?
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Holiday season so presumably related to that.
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“There are no structural or safety concerns with any part of the stadium.” The Shed End lives on.
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