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dfcjosh
 Post subject: Harrogate (H)
PostPosted: Mon Nov 13, 2017 12:39 pm 
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Well that’s another year without any cup run
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Blimey we certainly get rough draws, think we'll struggle to make it through to the next round.
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
PostPosted: Mon Nov 13, 2017 1:41 pm 
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dfcjosh wrote:
Well that’s another year without any cup run


Agree
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Dunno about us always getting tough draws. Didn't we get Marine at home last year, only just scrambled a draw and then blew it in the replay?
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Blimey talk about giving up before a ball is kicked, lets see who TW brings in this week and how we get on against Tamworth this weekend :thumbup:

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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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To be played on Friday 24th

Hopefully we charge £10 (maximum)

Tough game, but at least it's at home.

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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
PostPosted: Mon Nov 13, 2017 6:14 pm 
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al_quaker wrote:
To be played on Friday 24th

Hopefully we charge £10 (maximum)

Tough game, but at least it's at home.

Should do buy a ticket for this game and the next home league game for £20 as a bundle and obviously kids and concessions cheaper, Surely this can be a good deal!!!

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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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LoidLucan wrote:
Dunno about us always getting tough draws. Didn't we get Marine at home last year, only just scrambled a draw and then blew it in the replay?


Correct, but at that time we were managed by Martin "money" Gray who only seemed interested in himself and promotions - he was blatantly never interested in the cups, even though he knew that good cup runs could potentially bring in additional revenue.

Now we're managed by someone who seems to have some sort of grasp of our current situation as a club and knows the importance of a good cup run. Let's just hope that Tommy can turn out to be a good manager for us.

Maine last year though FFS - we should have walked through that one. Said it all about Gray and cups.

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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Game now switched to the friday night
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robsraiders wrote:
Game now switched to the friday night


Why? Rugby club at home on the Sat?
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Marine was awful, poured down and our defending was pants!
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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biccynana wrote:
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Game now switched to the friday night


Why? Rugby club at home on the Sat?


Apparently so.

However I think a Friday night game isn't the worst thing (I know it won't work for some) and could be something a bit different.

Club looking to advise on match admission prices, so hopefully the two clubs can agree something that reduces the cost for this game.

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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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I think if we price it right then the Friday night might actually be a worthwhile experiment in any case.
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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The previous Friday night games have been pretty well attended haven't they? Hopefully with a decent price we can get a reasonable crowd

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We could get a result here, Harrogate may feel they have bigger fish to fry.

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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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A Friday night game is an experiment worth trying.
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dfcjosh
 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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m62exile wrote:
I think if we price it right then the Friday night might actually be a worthwhile experiment in any case.


Agreed, considering Boro and Newcastle are at home on the Saturday, iirc
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Wonder if Beck comes along?
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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I know Fridays may not be good to some people but it could certainly attract fans who are involved in local football on Saturdays?
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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moz1963 wrote:
I know Fridays may not be good to some people but it could certainly attract fans who are involved in local football on Saturdays?


Or are faced with the prospect of the start of Christmas shopping!

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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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I'm going to struggle to get to this one, as I'm working till 8pm.
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Darlo_Pete wrote:
I'm going to struggle to get to this one, as I'm working till 8pm.

I can't make it either so intend to benefit the ground development fund
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Maurice_Peddelty wrote:
Darlo_Pete wrote:
I'm going to struggle to get to this one, as I'm working till 8pm.

I can't make it either so intend to benefit the ground development fund


Hopefully a few others will follow you're generous gesture. I still intend going even though I'll miss the first half hour or so.
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Darlo_Pete wrote:
Maurice_Peddelty wrote:
Darlo_Pete wrote:
I'm going to struggle to get to this one, as I'm working till 8pm.

I can't make it either so intend to benefit the ground development fund


Hopefully a few others will follow you're generous gesture. I still intend going even though I'll miss the first half hour or so.

Would give a boost if so especially when gate will be shared & no VAT to pay on donations. If I could I would be there so hopefully next round.
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Maurice_Peddelty wrote:
Darlo_Pete wrote:
Maurice_Peddelty wrote:
Darlo_Pete wrote:
I'm going to struggle to get to this one, as I'm working till 8pm.

I can't make it either so intend to benefit the ground development fund


Hopefully a few others will follow you're generous gesture. I still intend going even though I'll miss the first half hour or so.

Would give a boost if so especially when gate will be shared & no VAT to pay on donations. If I could I would be there so hopefully next round.


The problem with that is, when do we ever win a cup game?
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 Post subject: Re: Harrogate (H)
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Adult tickets reduced to £10.

http://darlingtonfootballclub.co.uk/red ... ophy-game/

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Darlo_Pete wrote:
The problem with that is, when do we ever win a cup game?


Last FA cup/trophy win was Halloween 2015, 3-2 at home to Mossley.

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An incredibly laboured performance and the first/last time we saw Jakub Hymr. Almost as elusive as Mendes.
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Adult tickets reduced to £10.

http://darlingtonfootballclub.co.uk/red ... ophy-game/
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