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Reply | Aberdeen TownTV match pass
at 16:49 25 Jul 2025
I never received a promo code, even though I renewed my membership at the start of the week (nothing in spam).
I emailed itfcdigitalsupport@itfc.co.uk with my details, half expecting they'd have finished for the week. But I got a reply quickly, put the code in and looks setup and ready now. |
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Reply | Who else was there 2 years ago??
at 13:17 29 Oct 2024
The last 3 away matches I've been to are:
- Charlton 4-4 (In the home end with my Charlton supporting Dad)
- Cardiff 2-1
- Brentford 4-3 (In the home end)
What have I done to deserve this?! |
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Thread | Proud of the team
at 21:00 26 Oct 2024
I watched the match from the home end today. The Brentford fans around me were dismissive of Ipswich before the start but as the match went on I heard grudging acknowledgement of how we stopped them playing with the fluency they'd expected. I thought we were really unlucky not to get something out of the game. Muric kept us in it with his one-on-one save at 3-2 down. The team showed spirit and quality. We should take confidence from the goals we scored. If we play like this against Leicester and Palace we'll get a win. |
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Reply | Table without matches against top 6 (n/t)
at 18:54 16 Sep 2024
Nothing too ground breaking!
I was just looking at ways to get a fairer idea of league positions by levelling the effect of some teams (like us) having played a couple of top sides already, while other teams having played none of last season's top 6 yet.
Using that logic, we're pushed up a couple of places from 17th to 15th in the table. Not a big change and early days, but I was just interested to see how this calculation worked out. [Post edited 16 Sep 2024 18:59]
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Reply | Who fancies watching Town in Budapest in 2026
at 16:48 30 Jun 2024
Hopefully we improve on our last result in Budapest. Ujpest friendly in 2005? Was anyone else on here at that match?
A few days later we had another friendly in Miskolc, a 2 hours away from Budapest. I spoke to someone from the British embassy on the train over - a mix of keeping an eye on us and him wanting to see a match with an English team. |
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Reply | The benefits of rail nationalisation?
at 18:08 16 Feb 2024
This move to remove off-peak (non-advance) fares is worrying. But it's wrong to say its anything to do with nationalisation.
Under the franchising system that ran from privatisation in the 90s until Covid hit, the government (through DfT) would specify requirements for a route and prospective franchisees would bid on how they'd achieve this. In this way, DfT pushed through removal of guards on several routes.
Since 2020, most routes are now operating on a concession basis with the private company running the route no longer holding operating risk (instead they get paid a percentage of the turnover costs). DfT pushed all of the rail companies to independently "suggest" closing ticket offices. After the subsequent uproar, that proposal was dropped.
I have no doubt the trial to removal off-peak fares originated from DfT, not LNER. But the same process would have occurred regardless of which route it was trialled on. There's a strong argument this route was chosen because LNER has relatively high approval ratings (well, higher than Avanti, etc) so it would be more palatable on this line.
At the end of the day, the current government is guiding the railways to managed decline. That's the case regardless of the details of how the operating companies financial details are handled. |
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