Reasons you miss games (5 Viewers)

SkyblueDad

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I’ve become more selective now have a season ticket and don’t live too far from the CBS but it’s a ball ache of a walk and not as young as I was so pick & chose now ST gets passed round the family.
 

SIR ERNIE

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On the runway at Gatwick right now, will be somewhere over the Atlantic at 3pm.
Want to hear that we've bagged the 3 points when I next switch on my phone.
 

Sick Boy

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Thanks for asking Wingy. She's improved her mobility immensely but can't walk more than 30 yards or so. Mentally, she still imagines a lot of things. She sees people who aren't there. E.g. she said just yesterday, "Why aren't we going with them?" I asked what she meant. She "Pete and Julie. They've just left." That is her brother and his wife who we haven't seen for a couple of weeks. She actually thought they'd been here for a visit all afternoon. So, I'm still struggling with her mind, sadly. But a lot of the time she's fine.
All the very best to the two of you.
 

itsabuzzard

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On the runway at Gatwick right now, will be somewhere over the Atlantic at 3pm.
Want to hear that we've bagged the 3 points when I next switch on my phone.
Have you glued yourself to the runway as part of a Just Stop Oil protest?

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theferret

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People have valid reasons for not going of course, but don't understand local supporters who swerve games, Saturday games specifically, because they don't fancy it.

I live for Saturday home games. The way I see it, we only get about 16 of them a year. In a few years I'll be dead. I'm going to take every opportunity I can to do the thing I love most. I ain't missing any and I fully accept this may make me a bit of a sad case.
 

Jonny

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People have valid reasons for not going of course, but don't understand local supporters who swerve games, Saturday games specifically, because they don't fancy it.

I live for Saturday home games. The way I see it, we only get about 16 of them a year. In a few years I'll be dead. I'm going to take every opportunity I can to do the thing I love most. I ain't missing any and I fully accept this may make me a bit of a sad case.
They're the ones that moan the most too. Think the club owes them something when they can't be arsed to down to the ground and support the lads!
 

B-Ban-Boogie

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Living in Florida..
Go to every home game when I'm back (which is once or twice a year)
For some reason, its always f-in WBA or Brum..

Booked about 3 weeks ago to come back for end of April, 1st week of May..

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ffs!! :ROFLMAO:

Feb 7 2023

Bump......and yes, i got a ticket for the game!! :D
I'm so f-ing excited, its going to be an unbeleivable day!

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North York’s Blue

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i bought a ST knowing I’d miss a fair few home games. Live 150 miles away so midweek is a big struggle. Have to balance out watching Cov/England and spending time with the mrs on a weekend.

Have been made redundant recently so looking for another job which may rule out midweek completely, the plus side lately is that I managed to get to Wigan and Blackburn midweek whilst being off.
 

ovduk78

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I only get to about 2 to 3 a season & they depend on whether I'm working or not. Can't make midweek games unless I can make it a long weekend & go before heading home. Each trip costs about £100 in fuel, about 12 hours driving and I have to find somewhere to stay a night. Saturday will be my 4th game this season. Operation move back to the Midlands looks like it will be delayed for 4 more years as our son is going to university 😟
 

Dimi_Konstantflapalot

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Sadly haven’t been to a game this season due to a host of reasons, mainly living down south. Usually try and do a few local away days but ticket demand this year has made that difficult. I have probably watched 80% on iFollow via VPN though, so at least the club gets some cash out of me

Were we to go up I’d probably get a ST and split it with my old man
 

ceetee

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Will not be at the Birmingham game this week, only home game I will have missed. Family want to celebrate my birthday and it's the only day they could all manage.
 

Flying Fokker

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I’m in Normandy from Thursday. The D-Day beaches/ museums, St.Mare Eglise, Pegasus Bridge, Bayeux Tapestry etc. Booked up in October so it’s something I’ve been looking forward to.

I’m hoping to keep up with the game of course. PUSB.
 
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Flying Fokker

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People have valid reasons for not going of course, but don't understand local supporters who swerve games, Saturday games specifically, because they don't fancy it.

I live for Saturday home games. The way I see it, we only get about 16 of them a year. In a few years I'll be dead. I'm going to take every opportunity I can to do the thing I love most. I ain't missing any and I fully accept this may make me a bit of a sad case.
A few years ago I enjoyed the walk there and walk back more than the game! My body benefitted and I’d cooled down by the time I got home!
 

TomRad85

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I had a season ticket spanning a good few years across Highfield Road and the Ricoh, but then moved away from the area for work and now to add to that i have a young child and my wife often works Saturdays. I'd love to go more but it is what it is really. I do hate the rise of the 'super fan' on social media, we should be grateful for big crowds, i don't recall being that much of a c**t when i was a regular, just happy to see a big crowd in.
 

slyblue57

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Follow Cov home mostly, a few away games and England home and away. I have to agree to miss 2 Cov games a season as I also have a holiday home abroad and book holidays around the football. It would be a divorce which I could nt afford if I did nt .pusb
 

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