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This isnt gospel, just my understanding so hopefully someone will know for sure.
I think the turnstiles light turns green when accepting a "normal" ST card and amber for a concession. The concession doesn't distinguish between old uns and young uns, just tips the stewards to look out for people buying a concession ST when they should be paying full price. So yes, should be ok, unless its a family stand issue where I think you have to be accompanied by a kid
Go dressed as Jimmy Clitheroe👍
I've never seen anyone checking
When I go in they play the theme tune to F Troop ,one for the oldie's
That was a series well ahead of its time.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Fantastic comedy, would love to see a re-run on telly, have watched a bit on you tube, absolutely brilliant 👍👍👍Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
Fair play, Jimmy Clitheroe & F Troop mentioned in the same thread, only on CCMB eh👍 Has it ever happened before in the history of the internet????😂😂😂
Bit later on, loved Mash as well.
Only 5 years between the last episode of F Troop & the first of Mash mind (3 if you count the film), but I know what you mean they seen years apart don’t they.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Not often.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
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Arthur Haynes there as well NYC 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Indeed. I am most disappointed that I have not been questioned when I go through the turnstiles using my old fart's concession ticket whilst looking deceptively youthful.Quote:
Originally Posted by dandywarhol
I think theres a light code for all groupsQuote:
Originally Posted by El Gwapo
It's green for full paying adult, maybe orange for OAP and if it's a youth both lights come on. I'm not 100% sure but I seem to recall seeing a combination of lights.
It is more nuanced than that. I think there are three lights and OAP is two green strips and one orange. Could be that juveniles are two orange and one green but I don't know. By the way, City seem to be one of the few footballing entities (including Wales) that class a 60 year old as a concession. Most other entities seem to offer concessions at 65 years old in my limited sample.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris