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Morning!old git wrote: ↑30 Aug 2020, 23:07In fact the one reason I come on here is because I have found reasonable like minded fansold git wrote: ↑30 Aug 2020, 23:05Not you chap...look at twitterfairweatherfan wrote: ↑30 Aug 2020, 22:52If that’s aimed at what I said, I’d hoped I’d clarified what I meant, and if that constitutes a ‘venomous’ comment, well, blimey, I don’t know what to say. Sorry?
Leave the looking like an arse to me, please.fairweatherfan wrote: ↑30 Aug 2020, 23:08Fair. Genuinely wasn’t trying to be an arse, and if I’ve come across as one can only apologise.
FA Trophy Semi-final Saturday 5th September
HALESOWEN TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB would like to announce plans for fans to watch the FA Trophy semi-final via a live stream at the Grove on Saturday 5th September 3pm ko via a live stream.
Invitation to this event will be to season tickets holders and those who purchased a ticket to the original Semi-final home leg only. There will be no charge for entry and the bar and café will be open.
Demand for this event is expected to be massively oversubscribed and we will not have the capacity to allow everyone who has a ticket in to the event. The club has therefore decided the following course of action to make it as fair as possible to everyone concerned.
Fans wishing to apply to attend must do so by email to davehawley@halesowentown.com by 5pm on Thursday 3rd September 2020 stating your name and either your season ticket number or the number on your semi-final ticket.
No telephone or social media applications will be accepted and applications will be processed as soon as the deadline has passed.
If you are successful in your application to attend you will be informed on Friday morning and you will need to bring either your season ticket or original semi-final ticket with you, your Trophy ticket can be kept as a memento, but it must be shown to gain admission on Saturday.
We fully understand that not everyone will be fortunate to be able to watch the stream at the ground, however, there will be a live stream available for you to watch at home on pay per view via Concord Rangers' stream.
Up The Yeltz
As its not an actual sporting event, I wonder if the current % of capacity allowed in still applies or is it down to the discretion of the club on numbers as is an outside event??
