"thanks, i may have to give that a shot. my friend who has never been to a match was hoping for a premiership game and the atmosphere and stadium size that comes with it. charlton offered a similar experience in that i thought the atmosphere would be fun and the stadium is 27k. looks like out of those three leyton orient is the biggest at 12k which may or may not offer him the atmosphere he is looking for"
good effort and persistent but the above just doesn't sit right...piss take, yes?
"thanks, i may have to give that a shot. my friend who has never been to a match was hoping for a premiership game and the atmosphere and stadium size that comes with it. charlton offered a similar experience in that i thought the atmosphere would be fun and the stadium is 27k. looks like out of those three leyton orient is the biggest at 12k which may or may not offer him the atmosphere he is looking for"
good effort and persistent but the above just doesn't sit right...piss take, yes?
No, he sounds like an American to me. Call me gullible but I'm a believer. Not going to get him tickets tho as have known to be wrong on many an occasion!
"The Thin White Duke was David Bowie's 1976 persona and character, primarily identified with his album Station to Station (released that year) and mentioned by name in the title track, although the 'Duke' persona had been adopted during the Young Americans tour and promotion. At first glance, the Duke appeared more "normal" than Bowie's previous incarnations, wearing a stylish, cabaret-style wardrobe, but the massive amounts of cocaine he consumed during this period made his personality, or at least the personality he displayed during interviews, more alarming than it had ever been. At this time in his life, he said that he lived on "red peppers, cocaine and milk".[1]
Impeccably dressed in white shirt, black trousers and waistcoat, The Duke was a hollow man who sang songs of romance with an agonised intensity while feeling nothing, "ice masquerading as fire".[2] The persona has been described as "a mad aristocrat",[2] "an amoral zombie",[3] and "an emotionless Aryan superman".[4] For Bowie himself, The Duke was "a nasty character indeed",[5] and later, "an ogre for me".[6]"
He sent me a message and when I accused him of being Millwall his response was 'Holy Shit, I'm an American'. So, on that basis, I'm half inclined to believe him. No self respecting Brit would say Holy Shit
"thanks, i may have to give that a shot. my friend who has never been to a match was hoping for a premiership game and the atmosphere and stadium size that comes with it. charlton offered a similar experience in that i thought the atmosphere would be fun and the stadium is 27k. looks like out of those three leyton orient is the biggest at 12k which may or may not offer him the atmosphere he is looking for"
good effort and persistent but the above just doesn't sit right...piss take, yes?
I'm happy to discuss why you think it doesn't sit right?
maybe one of our American based addicks could call him to suss it out?
I am more than happy to talk to.any american based fans you trust or if any of them are in NYC then meet up with them and buy them a drink to chat.
Also if anyone is willing to help out I'll call you as I'm happy to pay the long distance charges. Like I've said I'm quite willing to prove that I am who I say I am
Hang on, If your in London for the weekend, and your a west ham fan, why not try and get a West Ham ticket for their Sunday game against Chelsea?
I was going to go to west ham at Chelsea when it was scheduled for Saturday but when Chelsea advanced in the Europa league the match was moved to Sunday at 4pm. Unfortunately my flight home is from Heathrow at 6.30 so no way I can go. That's the reason why I'm scrambling looking for tickets now as I was hoping Chelsea would lose and I could go to that match before it got postponed
I believe him, actually feel sorry for him with the abuse he's getting on here.
I would contact the club directly fella for the cheapest hospitality package.
I tried that at the suggestion of someone on this board but unfortunately it didn't work
Hi Ethan,
Unfortunately tickets / hospitality for this match are restricted to current members only.
Most of our home matches are on general sale so if you are visiting London again and we are at home please get in touch to check availability. You can also view our website at www.cafc.co.uk
Best regards,
Josh Waddell
Commercial Centre Manager
From: ethan [mailto:ethang@gmail.com] Sent: 05 March 2013 23:12 To: C&B Sales Subject: Millwall match
hello, i am coming over from the US and will be in london from 3/13-3/17. i was hoping to get into the charlton vs millwall match for myself and 2 others but i see that the match is on restricted sale. are there any corporate hospitality or suite options available for that match?
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good effort and persistent but the above just doesn't sit right...piss take, yes?
Riot away...
Impeccably dressed in white shirt, black trousers and waistcoat, The Duke was a hollow man who sang songs of romance with an agonised intensity while feeling nothing, "ice masquerading as fire".[2] The persona has been described as "a mad aristocrat",[2] "an amoral zombie",[3] and "an emotionless Aryan superman".[4] For Bowie himself, The Duke was "a nasty character indeed",[5] and later, "an ogre for me".[6]"
millwall all day long
*doffs cap*
Also if anyone is willing to help out I'll call you as I'm happy to pay the long distance charges. Like I've said I'm quite willing to prove that I am who I say I am
He's too persistent to be a spanner.
Hard lines.
I would contact the club directly fella for the cheapest hospitality package.
Hi Ethan,
Unfortunately tickets / hospitality for this match are restricted to current members only.
Most of our home matches are on general sale so if you are visiting London again and we are at home please get in touch to check availability. You can also view our website at www.cafc.co.uk
Best regards,
Josh Waddell
Commercial Centre Manager
From: ethan [mailto:ethang@gmail.com]
Sent: 05 March 2013 23:12
To: C&B Sales
Subject: Millwall match
hello, i am coming over from the US and will be in london from 3/13-3/17. i was hoping to get into the charlton vs millwall match for myself and 2 others but i see that the match is on restricted sale. are there any corporate hospitality or suite options available for that match?
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