| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? 08:16 - Feb 6 with 4786 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
He said at one of the fan forums you could contact him with any ideas/suggestions/proposals, did he give an email address for himself or someone else at the club to pass onto him? |  |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:19 - Feb 6 with 4350 views | Keno |
email him at
mark.ashton@itfc.co.uk
He will usually respond and is very approachable [Post edited 6 Feb 8:19]
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:23 - Feb 6 with 4288 views | SitfcB |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:19 - Feb 6 by Keno |
email him at
mark.ashton@itfc.co.uk
He will usually respond and is very approachable [Post edited 6 Feb 8:19]
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This. |  |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:29 - Feb 6 with 4228 views | melbs_itfc |
Are you going to offer your services as our 3rd striker? |  | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:46 - Feb 6 with 4137 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:29 - Feb 6 by melbs_itfc |
Are you going to offer your services as our 3rd striker? |
If that 3rd striker's job is just to make a nuisance of himself then I'm pretty good at that. | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:58 - Feb 6 with 4073 views | Keno |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:46 - Feb 6 by The_Flashing_Smile |
If that 3rd striker's job is just to make a nuisance of himself then I'm pretty good at that. |
Its a bit more involved than that.
you sit on a bench for 80 minutes watching a footie match and then come on late run around basically being a nuisance and very occasionally score to become a hero | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 09:07 - Feb 6 with 4010 views | reusersfreekicks |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:46 - Feb 6 by The_Flashing_Smile |
If that 3rd striker's job is just to make a nuisance of himself then I'm pretty good at that. |
Think they need it on the pitch not in forums! |  | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 09:44 - Feb 6 with 3876 views | monty_radio |
How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? This might do it.
"Hi Mark
Erling haaland here. Being Scandinavian I've always followed Town from afar. I know I'm a bit outside your price range, and I've just signed a decade-long deal, but if you can wait 10 years, I promise to run down my contract and come to my beloved Town on a free. Please reply asap to set my mind at rest
COYB Erling" | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 10:45 - Feb 6 with 3735 views | oncebluealwaysblue |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 09:44 - Feb 6 by monty_radio |
How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? This might do it.
"Hi Mark
Erling haaland here. Being Scandinavian I've always followed Town from afar. I know I'm a bit outside your price range, and I've just signed a decade-long deal, but if you can wait 10 years, I promise to run down my contract and come to my beloved Town on a free. Please reply asap to set my mind at rest
COYB Erling" |
I'm astounded you went to the effort to type this. |  | | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 11:35 - Feb 6 with 3567 views | monty_radio |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 10:45 - Feb 6 by oncebluealwaysblue |
I'm astounded you went to the effort to type this. |
Are you now? | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 12:55 - Feb 6 with 3376 views | Swansea_Blue |
Suggesting a change to the match day hospitality menu?  |  |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 13:01 - Feb 6 with 3342 views | itfc48 |
I emailed them a while back about looking at the local US Air Force bases given we're now US-owned. There's a huge amount of potential there to grow our US fan base.
It's tough for them to get tickets now but the time I first emailed was when we weren't selling out. I figured get them experiencing a match and they'll probably spend a ton on merchandise. | | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 13:26 - Feb 6 with 3166 views | sjg |
But when I ask where he is I get 50 downvotes, hardly seems fair | | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 13:27 - Feb 6 with 3167 views | StNeotsBlue |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 10:45 - Feb 6 by oncebluealwaysblue |
I'm astounded you went to the effort to type this. |
I'm astounded that you're astounded. |  | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 13:30 - Feb 6 with 3145 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 13:26 - Feb 6 by sjg |
But when I ask where he is I get 50 downvotes, hardly seems fair |
Maybe that's because asking for his email address is nothing like asking where he is publicity-wise? | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 14:04 - Feb 6 with 3028 views | Meadowlark |
I've sent him a couple of emails since he's been here. Very nice personal reply the first time. A phone call from the club to answer the second one. |  | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 14:05 - Feb 6 with 3013 views | Somersetractor |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 13:01 - Feb 6 by itfc48 |
I emailed them a while back about looking at the local US Air Force bases given we're now US-owned. There's a huge amount of potential there to grow our US fan base.
It's tough for them to get tickets now but the time I first emailed was when we weren't selling out. I figured get them experiencing a match and they'll probably spend a ton on merchandise. |
I agree, there is a lot of American history within Suffolk. Lots of local people with memories and stories, who could certainly paint a dewy eyed picture of the past to our friends across the water, about their fathers, grandfathers influence on our county. | | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 14:07 - Feb 6 with 3006 views | DarkBrandon |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 08:19 - Feb 6 by Keno |
email him at
mark.ashton@itfc.co.uk
He will usually respond and is very approachable [Post edited 6 Feb 8:19]
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I think this post should be edited so that his email address is less visible to bots crawling the web, or we might sign him up to all sorts of spam. |  | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 14:21 - Feb 6 with 2930 views | cressi |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 14:05 - Feb 6 by Somersetractor |
I agree, there is a lot of American history within Suffolk. Lots of local people with memories and stories, who could certainly paint a dewy eyed picture of the past to our friends across the water, about their fathers, grandfathers influence on our county. |
Yea lots of pregnant ladies with American babies in the war. Whilst the Brit stuck fighting abroad lots of history lol  | | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 14:32 - Feb 6 with 2879 views | sjg |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 13:30 - Feb 6 by The_Flashing_Smile |
Maybe that's because asking for his email address is nothing like asking where he is publicity-wise? |
It was a very obvious joke | | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 15:14 - Feb 6 with 2737 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 14:32 - Feb 6 by sjg |
It was a very obvious joke |
Don't give up your day job. | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 16:22 - Feb 6 with 2507 views | Simonds92 |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 09:44 - Feb 6 by monty_radio |
How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? This might do it.
"Hi Mark
Erling haaland here. Being Scandinavian I've always followed Town from afar. I know I'm a bit outside your price range, and I've just signed a decade-long deal, but if you can wait 10 years, I promise to run down my contract and come to my beloved Town on a free. Please reply asap to set my mind at rest
COYB Erling" |
Unfortunately, he's a Leeds fan, I believe. | | | |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 16:36 - Feb 6 with 2448 views | monty_radio |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 16:22 - Feb 6 by Simonds92 |
Unfortunately, he's a Leeds fan, I believe. |
Shame - but don't indulge me in my fantasy fun; there's important stuff we must be mulling over. | |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 17:44 - Feb 6 with 2243 views | Illinoisblue |
Write him an actual letter. Break out the Basildon Bond and have at it. (For the kids, this involves a pen and writing on paper. Used to be popular back in the day) |  |
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 17:54 - Feb 6 with 2204 views | Churchman |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 17:44 - Feb 6 by Illinoisblue |
Write him an actual letter. Break out the Basildon Bond and have at it. (For the kids, this involves a pen and writing on paper. Used to be popular back in the day) |
My mother would use nothing else but that blue Basildon Bond. She had a nice pad sized leather cover for it too. That and a Parker Pen.
At school we had to use fountain pens - no biros allowed! At first it was those ones with a bottle of Quink ink. Then cartridges became permissible so far less chance of dropping a bottle of it or making too much mess. Sadly none of it improved my truly terrible handwriting.
All hail the computer!
I’m depressingly decrepit. [Post edited 6 Feb 17:56]
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| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 20:31 - Feb 6 with 1895 views | Bigalhunter |
| How would one go about emailing Mark Ashton? on 17:54 - Feb 6 by Churchman |
My mother would use nothing else but that blue Basildon Bond. She had a nice pad sized leather cover for it too. That and a Parker Pen.
At school we had to use fountain pens - no biros allowed! At first it was those ones with a bottle of Quink ink. Then cartridges became permissible so far less chance of dropping a bottle of it or making too much mess. Sadly none of it improved my truly terrible handwriting.
All hail the computer!
I’m depressingly decrepit. [Post edited 6 Feb 17:56]
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Well that’s bought the memories flooding back.
As a lad from working class roots, the day I somehow passed the scholarship exam for a private school was the day my life changed.
Waterman and Parker fountain pens, filled with a little rubber tube that sucked the Quink Blue/Black or Royal Blue Washable into the chamber. As you say, plastic ink cartridges were eventually and somewhat reluctantly accepted, by the time I was in Upper Fourth.
Any work presented in biro was a caning offence, as was failure to have sufficient ink to refill the pen during a lesson.
The kid who sat by me was caned during the first week of term because he was left handed and couldn’t help smudging his work as he wrote.
The form nutter had a contraband Bic biro with the refill removed. During break time and lunch he’d painstakingly soak little wads of blotting paper in the ink with a pair of tweezers before packing them into the empty Bic barrel with surgical precision. He’d then spit fire them out with unerring accuracy at any areas of pristine white shirt that fellow classmates carelessly exposed.
We spent the first three terms wearing our blazers in any weather to avoid having to explain the bullet hole of royal blue washable on our white shirts, to either teachers or parents.
Thankfully he was finally expelled following a vicious lunch time brawl that resulted in another kid having to have stitches, because his tooth brace had sliced clean through his top lip following a vicious haymaker from ink boy.
Happy memories of a time that, in hindsight, would have kept Esther Rantzen’s Childline busy for years. |  |
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