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Post by Phill on Oct 19, 2010 19:01:51 GMT
Hello all,
We would be really happy to hear from supporters who attended the game v Sporting Bengal last Saturday, especially those who are not Wells regulars or who may have even made their first trip to a game.
Good or bad, please feel free to let us know right here, or if you would prefer to send me your thoughts in private, my email address is secretary@twfcexec.com & contact number 07900243508.
Regards,
Phill Allcorn, TWFC Secretary.
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Post by childsy on Oct 20, 2010 9:27:35 GMT
I enjoyed it very much and have attended as many games as I can this season but I am not a young man and feel the cold. My suggestion for a more enjoyable experience would be undersoil heating (where I stand!!) Keep up the good work.
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Post by mark on Oct 20, 2010 12:46:57 GMT
Thanks for the great day on Saturday and very good performance from the team. I brought my 9 year old son to his first TW game and he really enjoyed it. To date I have been an occasional visitor to see TW but after seeing the game at VCD then Saturday we will be coming much more often.
To encourage more people, particularly families with younger children, could the club charge £1 for 16s and under?
The team plays very attacking football which hopefully will attract more fans. An extended run in the Vase would help too.
Everyone at the club is doing a really good job - keep it going.
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Post by Simon on Oct 20, 2010 17:53:28 GMT
I enjoyed it very much and have attended as many games as I can this season but I am not a young man and feel the cold. My suggestion for a more enjoyable experience would be undersoil heating (where I stand!!) Keep up the good work. Ha! |
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Post by shaunrobins on Oct 21, 2010 14:53:36 GMT
My whole family attended the civic day on Saturday and we enjoyed the game, we go to every Tunbridge Wells game ,home and away. The current team are playing really well so far this season, but the team is built around youth and i feel we need some experienced players in the team. Apart from the free entry to the game, we enjoyed the marquee outside with soup etc , not sure if the bbq was on ,but it would be better to have the bbq going before and during the game, the club house does get a bit hectic at half time and puts people off from going in there. There's more room outside. The food inside isn't value for money, a stale bread roll and a dry burger for £3. So bring back the marquee for each home game and you'll take more money from the food like burgers, soup etc.
The only real reason that people dont attend the games is the lack of advertising. Just look at the local Courier newspaper, when do you see on the back page an article about Tunbridge Wells football club, with information on when the next fixture is, who they are playing and ticket prices etc, prices for kids and concessions etc !
All you see is write ups about Tonbridge fc. Anyway thats enough of me ranting UTW!!
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