ticket prices daws lynes

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oscar
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ticket prices daws lynes

Post by oscar »

:cry: i see the tickets for DAWS V LYNES are £30 and no title at stake, we suffered a hike from £20-£25 last year looks like another, are the promotors getting greedy?
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Post by Neri »

Kelly-Napa was £30 too at Liverpool Olympia. I felt with no title and so hastily arranged it should have been the old twenty quid.
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Post by chado »

Fear not my friends, Steve Wood is putting a show on in February (12th) and the tickets are only £20. This includes the boxing and a live band. 8)

Needless to say, the tickets are selling like hot cakes.

As far as the others go with £30+ tickets.............. YOU THIEVING BASTARDS :lol: :lol:
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i think £30 is reasonable in this day and age for a nights boxing :box:
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Post by stujones »

Was it £30 for any ticket, or ringside. Gammar vs Francis was £30 for ringside, £15 not. Although if you got your seat early and did rotations with your mates as to toilet/food/rounds etc so that no one knicked them, it was as good as Ringside.
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Post by oscar »

stujones wrote:Was it £30 for any ticket, or ringside. Gammar vs Francis was £30 for ringside, £15 not. Although if you got your seat early and did rotations with your mates as to toilet/food/rounds etc so that no one knicked them, it wa :box: s as good as Ringside.
£30 OR £60 RINGSIDE and so far only 6 fights dear imo
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Post by chado »

PROSPECT wrote:i think £30 is reasonable in this day and age for a nights boxing :box:
Ok Fwank :lol: :lol:
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