A special offer to fill the stadium for the next 48 hours ONLY. £5 for the match. Even if you do not normally go to a match, this is a great opportunity to try it. You won't regret it as the atmosphere is immense.
remember Huddersfield Town are currently TOP of the championship so I am sure you will be in for a real treat.
Please give some heat.
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toonarmani to martyn2927
14 Sep 1618#8
Thinking of taking your Mrs? :confused:
:laughing:
simont_space
14 Sep 166#14
Some bitter Leeds fans on here.
Garts76
14 Sep 165#1
atmosphere at town games is far from immense. Lmfao
abrack to Garts76
14 Sep 165#4
Obviously haven't been this season then.
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Garts76
14 Sep 165#1
atmosphere at town games is far from immense. Lmfao
abrack to Garts76
14 Sep 165#4
Obviously haven't been this season then.
Snakeyes646 to Garts76
14 Sep 161#20
And you'd know? The atmosphere is brilliant for a championship side and a side touted as one of the favourites for the drop.
Heat
TheSweeney
14 Sep 164#2
sounds a bit desperate. should be some goals though, qpr are gash! 6-0!!!!!!
abrack
14 Sep 163#3
Not desperate at all. Pretty much guaranteed 15k season tickets holders is more than they averaged last season per game This is the sign of an excellent chairman and top-quality sponsors.
Treboeth
14 Sep 161#5
Fiver for 2 hours entertainment can`t be that bad :smirk:
Hot Deal OP
Garts76
14 Sep 161#6
Hahaha joker!!! It's terrible
martyn2927
14 Sep 16#7
Do they let dogs in for free :laughing:
toonarmani to martyn2927
14 Sep 1618#8
Thinking of taking your Mrs? :confused:
:laughing:
martyn2927
14 Sep 16#9
Exactly lmfao :laughing:
Nujol
14 Sep 162#10
Fantastic price.
Now QPR lost 6-0 to the 2nd place team on Tuesday night, so surely they will lose at least 10-0 away to the league leaders. 50p a goal not too shabby! :smiley:
I wish I lived less than 204 miles away.
chromosome17
14 Sep 161#11
Fantastic opportunity, utt!
sepulchre
14 Sep 161#12
Cheers
matski_98
14 Sep 16#13
Lets hope your keeper has a better game than he did at Brighton last night :laughing:
simont_space
14 Sep 166#14
Some bitter Leeds fans on here.
Garts76 to simont_space
14 Sep 161#18
Leeds fan here. I voted hot cos its a good deal... But saying its a immense atmosphere is just bulls##t.
PhilK to simont_space
15 Sep 16#25
True. But usual for local rivalry.
Leeds is great for atmosphere, not as good as Leeds fans think maybe but good.
Pleased for Huddersfield and they took full advantage of Newcastle having a whole new team who were strangers to each other and deserved their win. But they'll not stay there at top. Newcastle will. But they and Barnsley will be in the promotion mix up.
scunny to simont_space
15 Sep 161#37
Not all of us. HOT
Papag
14 Sep 16#15
You also get a free clapper-stick taped under your seat and a half and half scarf to remember the occasion,
A fiver? Pretty good. Think the sweet spot would be £10 though. Time they paid me a fiver i need to factor in travel.
Snakeyes646
14 Sep 161#21
You missed a word at the front of your sentence pal, "bitter"
mittromney
15 Sep 16#22
what's the achievement re 3 stars on badge?
darklord11 to mittromney
15 Sep 163#26
First team win the League title three years running. Managaed by Herbert Chapman.
PhilK
15 Sep 16#23
Good deal QPR will be desperate todo something to make up for being ripped to pieces at home by Newcastle where it could and should have been far worse than 0-6 Huddersfield will want to get back to winning ways and take advantage of QPRs thumping
jonboy0802 to PhilK
15 Sep 16#34
Beware the wounded animal ...
kamenitzabrit
15 Sep 161#24
A quick look online shows that least season Huddersfield had the third lowest average attendance in their league, and so far this season you could say their higher figures are down to better results, so not sure how long the claimed fantastic atmosphere will continue.
''Last season Town averaged a home attendance of 12,631, with 290,505 fans visiting the John Smith's Stadium in their 23 games.
Only Brentford (10,310) and Rotherham (10,025) averaged lower, but this season Town brought in 18,479 fans for their first home game of the season and are hoping for over 20,000 fans to attend this weekend against Barnsley.''
A bit early to make claims of greatness methinks, for a team not renowned for fanatical support in the way that perhaps Newcastle recently, or Man City historically, can claim ?
You need to be doing it week after week or season after season, especially when results go against you, to start boasting about how good your support is.
Snakeyes646 to kamenitzabrit
15 Sep 16#45
Huddersfield town did cheap weekends last season very often for instance every home game against clubs beginning with the letter B.
danny2156
15 Sep 161#27
fantastic price and a decent ground. stupid tickets would take let me print them out though!
Garts76
15 Sep 16#28
Yes because I live in Hudds and work with town fans and even they say it.
Garts76
15 Sep 16#29
Lol bitter... Why would I be bitter? As I said its a good deal so voted hot.
rhysw83
15 Sep 16#30
HAHAHA
mikecobb
15 Sep 163#31
One of the best away games ive been to was huddersfield away i league one playoff 4 or 5 years back, Wicked atmosphore there. and we lost.
hodgester to mikecobb
15 Sep 161#32
Lovell will tear you apart :wink: nice to read the bitter Leeds fans' comments.
whatyadoinsucka to mikecobb
17 Sep 161#49
It was a crazy atmosphere, never had an atmosphere like that anywhere, oh apart from when town equalised at arsenal after tearing them apart for 20 mins in the fa cup a few years ago, then cesc fabregas came on and I forget the score ..
Immense may be too strong a word, but the atmosphere has certainly picked up this season compared to the last few
jonboy0802
15 Sep 16#33
Hot !
One of the stadiums for me to visit yet.
Beech
15 Sep 16#35
Barking mad deal.
Does it come with a free hot dog?
soldierboy001
15 Sep 16#36
Grossly over priced.
djgreeneyes
15 Sep 16#38
I wouldn't be able to contain my celebration 'Yessssssssss' if QPR scored .. I'd be as popular as a fart in a spacesuit.. lol
samk20
15 Sep 161#39
its good to get people going to a game and get a full house . most clubs are just robbing people off for match day tickets
leeds_united_afc
15 Sep 16#40
#MOT
Snakeyes646 to leeds_united_afc
15 Sep 16#46
Yeah Leeds could really do with an MOT
mikecobb
15 Sep 16#41
what a goal :-)
djh1975
15 Sep 161#42
Well done to Huddersfield and good luck for your promotion push.
leedsfan
15 Sep 16#43
They should be paying you to visit the boil on the **** of Yorkshire
ChocolateTV
15 Sep 16#44
You RRRRRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr's!!!!!!!!! :-)
PhilK
15 Sep 16#47
Absolutely it could work both ways of course though
philmywallet
16 Sep 16#48
last chance.... it runs out in 30 minutes @5pm
whatyadoinsucka
17 Sep 161#50
2-1 still top o league
simont_space
18 Sep 161#51
Town v Watford to go into the old First Division on a tuesday night 14/4/70 in the Cowshed many moons ago. Elton John crying into his champagne. :smiley: 28k attendance.
whatyadoinsucka
18 Sep 16#52
I used to love the cowshed, late 80s early 90s, a few years before me though
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remember Huddersfield Town are currently TOP of the championship so I am sure you will be in for a real treat.
Please give some heat.
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Heat
Hot Deal OP
:laughing:
Now QPR lost 6-0 to the 2nd place team on Tuesday night, so surely they will lose at least 10-0 away to the league leaders. 50p a goal not too shabby! :smiley:
I wish I lived less than 204 miles away.
Leeds is great for atmosphere, not as good as Leeds fans think maybe but good.
Pleased for Huddersfield and they took full advantage of Newcastle having a whole new team who were strangers to each other and deserved their win. But they'll not stay there at top. Newcastle will. But they and Barnsley will be in the promotion mix up.
''Last season Town averaged a home attendance of 12,631, with 290,505 fans visiting the John Smith's Stadium in their 23 games.
Only Brentford (10,310) and Rotherham (10,025) averaged lower, but this season Town brought in 18,479 fans for their first home game of the season and are hoping for over 20,000 fans to attend this weekend against Barnsley.''
A bit early to make claims of greatness methinks, for a team not renowned for fanatical support in the way that perhaps Newcastle recently, or Man City historically, can claim ?
You need to be doing it week after week or season after season, especially when results go against you, to start boasting about how good your support is.
Immense may be too strong a word, but the atmosphere has certainly picked up this season compared to the last few
One of the stadiums for me to visit yet.
Does it come with a free hot dog?