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Come on, Div, you've got to have £50 spare...

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Ric

Posted 10 February 2012 - 09:55

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Not sure where else this would sit on the board, but...

http://www.guardian....-rename-stadium

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Bath City football club offers right to rename Twerton Park stadium for £50

Fans can enter a draw to rename the stadium after themselves or a family member – or choose a more mischievous name

...surely a fly £50 would be worth the gamble to have a ground named "The Pie and Bovril Stadium"?

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Enrico Annoni

Posted 10 February 2012 - 10:40

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Personally i thnk "The Club 30 Stadium" have a nice ring to it

We can even rename a stand "Tache man stand"

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Jeek

Posted 10 February 2012 - 12:24

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Well this idea seems like a good one that will in no way end up in embarrassment :huh:

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