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May get some news at quiz tomorrow

After the 30 pieces of silver reap what you sow

But then many could not conceive of them taking the 30 pieces of silver.

Coventry seem to have got their pricing policy spot on. It seems inevitable that other promotions will embrace their revolutionary innovations such as the Wheelchair surcharge and Pensioners Uplift. As many highly respected Quanqos have remarked this sort of person has had it easy for far too long.

That is a comparative term, Big or Little they can't see over the top of the Air Fence without a leg up.

Seems to me that the Frosts having been shafted for years have had intensive training from the the master and shafted the Panthers. Previous friendly feeilnings are no more.

Scott Nicholls

Hope Gary Havelock makes a full recovery from his operation.

Personally it matters nothing to me on what day we ride, but the management seem convinced that crowds were better on Sundays.

It would be churlish to have any other view than Lambert deserves to be back and wish him well. However the identity of the final rider will be pivotal to the success or otherwise to Panthers season.

I may be wrong but I think Ged indicated at recent fans forum that Sunday was the preferred day.

Hope so the wait is getting tedious,

I am sure extensive internet research has been carried out and they have come across a highly repected organisation that will endorse their actions.

I suspect you misconstrue the point possibly on purpose.

Some may think the name is appropriate

No doubt I will have the appellation "Bad Apple"applied to me again. But Season Tickets are rarely good value in the way they are for Football clubs for example. I buy them for convenience more than anything else. Free programme and parking whilst good is not the benefit it seems since a couple for instance will go in the same car and probably share the same programme. I may be wrong but think I saw that Panthers season tickets will not apply for any finals they may reach and this is a bit mean in my view.

I buy season tickets for the convenience but do not think they are value for money.

It was my understanding that crowds were generally better on Sundays than Fridays.

You really are shrewd by claiming JSA you will qualify for OAP without having to pay for it like everybody else,

I suspect that lowering the cost for the younger person was not the primary motive.

You have to wonder at the standard or prospective employers when a person of clearly superior intelect is not snapped up and left to claim JSA.

Clearly there is no answer to this perceptive contribution.

They must stop eating those pies!!!

It is more likely that at Coventry as with other clubs there are more people qualifying for OAP discounts each year than new young fans coming into the sport . Hence the price hike.

I think they did but of course many of these fabulously wealthy OAP's retire to that area.. This whole thing of course is based on a rather stupid and sweeping generalisation. I am sure most will be aware of many in each age group who are well off or not so well off.