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Dave Langmead":1ltar2ws said:newquaygreen":1ltar2ws said:Maybe a few marines in our midfield could help out :thumbs:
Special Boot Service??
When the boot comes in
Dave Langmead":1ltar2ws said:newquaygreen":1ltar2ws said:Maybe a few marines in our midfield could help out :thumbs:
Special Boot Service??
Pilgrim":2st06lmc said:Why should the armed forces get a discount? Seriously, why should they? They signed up to serve, they're all volunteer's. There are far more dangerous jobs around than many jobs in the Navy. I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty, they get well paid, loads of time off, good pension, it's a good career and they get paid much more money than the average civilian worker based in Plymouth. I agree with the guy who said he wouldn't want preferential treatment. The thing is, where do you draw the line? Alot of jobs are dangerous, not just the armed forces. If matelots didn't waste their money on p****** it up most nights; then they might be able to afford to watch the football.
Pilgrim":175germ9 said:Why should the armed forces get a discount? Seriously, why should they? They signed up to serve, they're all volunteer's. There are far more dangerous jobs around than many jobs in the Navy. I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty, they get well paid, loads of time off, good pension, it's a good career and they get paid much more money than the average civilian worker based in Plymouth. I agree with the guy who said he wouldn't want preferential treatment. The thing is, where do you draw the line? Alot of jobs are dangerous, not just the armed forces. If matelots didn't waste their money on p****** it up most nights; then they might be able to afford to watch the football.
Greenrod":2yjt4tw6 said:Pilgrim":2yjt4tw6 said:Why should the armed forces get a discount? Seriously, why should they? They signed up to serve, they're all volunteer's. There are far more dangerous jobs around than many jobs in the Navy. I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty, they get well paid, loads of time off, good pension, it's a good career and they get paid much more money than the average civilian worker based in Plymouth. I agree with the guy who said he wouldn't want preferential treatment. The thing is, where do you draw the line? Alot of jobs are dangerous, not just the armed forces. If matelots didn't waste their money on p****** it up most nights; then they might be able to afford to watch the football.
Get a life Pilgrim. Don't forget the Royal Marines are part of the Naval Service, they are putting their life on the line daily.
If you had been around 65+ years ago we would all be speaking German.
Pilgrim":2h3ems67 said:Why should the armed forces get a discount? Seriously, why should they? They signed up to serve, they're all volunteer's. There are far more dangerous jobs around than many jobs in the Navy. I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty, they get well paid, loads of time off, good pension, it's a good career and they get paid much more money than the average civilian worker based in Plymouth. I agree with the guy who said he wouldn't want preferential treatment. The thing is, where do you draw the line? Alot of jobs are dangerous, not just the armed forces. If matelots didn't waste their money on p****** it up most nights; then they might be able to afford to watch the football.
IJN":er1707e4 said:Plymouth is a naval port and a garrison town.
We should celebrate that, and if members of the Armed Forces, get a cheap deal, I for one am happy.
COYGL12":3kstl3e7 said:Pilgrim":3kstl3e7 said:Why should the armed forces get a discount? Seriously, why should they? They signed up to serve, they're all volunteer's. There are far more dangerous jobs around than many jobs in the Navy. I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty, they get well paid, loads of time off, good pension, it's a good career and they get paid much more money than the average civilian worker based in Plymouth. I agree with the guy who said he wouldn't want preferential treatment. The thing is, where do you draw the line? Alot of jobs are dangerous, not just the armed forces. If matelots didn't waste their money on p****** it up most nights; then they might be able to afford to watch the football.
I agreed with you right up until the bit in bold.
So did you fail to get in or did one of them pinch your wife? :funny:
Anything that puts bums on seats, revenue into the club and back into the pockets of the staff can only be a good thing. Costs you nothing and affects you in no way at all.
I sometimes wonder if people want this club to succeed at all.
Greenblooded1":27p0jfss said:How much revenue does the Royal Navy / Dockyard contribute to the Plymouth economy. I doubt Plymouth would be much bigger than Torquay if it wasn't for the Navy.
Give the troops a break ffs, It's not like we're short of seats currently is it
Pilgrim":9n5qd9x1 said:COYGL12":9n5qd9x1 said:Pilgrim":9n5qd9x1 said:Why should the armed forces get a discount? Seriously, why should they? They signed up to serve, they're all volunteer's. There are far more dangerous jobs around than many jobs in the Navy. I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty, they get well paid, loads of time off, good pension, it's a good career and they get paid much more money than the average civilian worker based in Plymouth. I agree with the guy who said he wouldn't want preferential treatment. The thing is, where do you draw the line? Alot of jobs are dangerous, not just the armed forces. If matelots didn't waste their money on p****** it up most nights; then they might be able to afford to watch the football.
I agreed with you right up until the bit in bold.
So did you fail to get in or did one of them pinch your wife? :funny:
Anything that puts bums on seats, revenue into the club and back into the pockets of the staff can only be a good thing. Costs you nothing and affects you in no way at all.
I sometimes wonder if people want this club to succeed at all.
Haha!! Nope, i served my Queen and country for 4 years; then i went to university and studied law, languages and politics.
I want PAFC to succeed, i have green blood running through my veins. I love this club. However, i stand by my comment.
smudja":206pcuwu said:IJN":206pcuwu said:Plymouth is a naval port and a garrison town.
We should celebrate that, and if members of the Armed Forces, get a cheap deal, I for one am happy.
Used to be.. where are 29 Commando etc etc.. just a few ships based at Devonport..
I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty – evidence ?????Pilgrim":27qzjgo4 said:Why should the armed forces get a discount? Seriously, why should they? They signed up to serve, they're all volunteer's. There are far more dangerous jobs around than many jobs in the Navy. I can tell you that Navy personel have it cushsty, they get well paid, loads of time off, good pension, it's a good career and they get paid much more money than the average civilian worker based in Plymouth. I agree with the guy who said he wouldn't want preferential treatment. The thing is, where do you draw the line? Alot of jobs are dangerous, not just the armed forces. If matelots didn't waste their money on p****** it up most nights; then they might be able to afford to watch the football.
earl grey":1pqkjdeo said:I personally would be flipped right off if discount is offered to service people, you know as a poster said earlier they are relatively highly paid compared to the average wage down here!
What would be next, 50% to anyone who chews their. Fingernails? free tickets to any twit who has got nothing better to do on a Saturday afternoon. I work my arse off to be able to afford to buy my entrance to my local team why should anyone get a free ride?
Rant over!