Burnley in the 60's
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Burnley in the 60's
Was out in Pudsey tonight and my mates dad gave me this programme from his youth. Without looking does anyone remember this game and the score?
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Re: Burnley in the 60's
How much were away tickets back then?
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Was 1-1
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Re: Burnley in the 60's
The days when twenty is plenty meant 20d not £20
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I don’t know how much it was then but I do know it was 40p to stand seven years after that. It went up to 50p in the following year.
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Just looked it up as I has no idea and there was two 90th minute goals with Gordan Harris scoring what should have been the winner before Eddie Gray equalised
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1-1 Alex Elder superb own goal ?
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No. That was the previous season when we lost 1-0. I think Elder missed a pen though in this game.
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Re: Burnley in the 60's
Somebody must have whited out the Dirty in front of their name.
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That was a so called "transfer fee" on top of the fee paid at the entry turnstile. Early 60s it was 1/3 for kids.
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I think it was a shilling for kids when I first started going but that didn't get you into the enclosure.GordonvaleClaret wrote: ↑Sat Aug 07, 2021 12:05 amThat was a so called "transfer fee" on top of the fee paid at the entry turnstile. Early 60s it was 1/3 for kids.
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Cash on the Gate ....Exciting times When Leeds fans came on to the the cricketfield terraces.
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Steel trap!
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You'd probably have enough left over for a Twix & maybe even a hot Bovril.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Fri Aug 06, 2021 10:40 pmI don’t know how much it was then but I do know it was 40p to stand seven years after that. It went up to 50p in the following year.
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Re: Burnley in the 60's
£1 paid for my train, dinner and got me on.
But I earned £3 a week to put the cost in perspective.
But I earned £3 a week to put the cost in perspective.
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Wasn't the price for standing on the terrace at all grounds fixed at five bob (5/-) in the late sixties/early seventies?
https://www.theguardian.com/football/bl ... cket-stubs
https://www.theguardian.com/football/bl ... cket-stubs
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1970 Cheap Day Return Euston to Burnley Central £3 15s (later £3.75) until the OPEC issues mid 70s.
Re: Burnley in the 60's
Twix 3d in the late 1960s!
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What a brilliant link.Hipper wrote: ↑Sat Aug 07, 2021 7:34 amWasn't the price for standing on the terrace at all grounds fixed at five bob (5/-) in the late sixties/early seventies?
https://www.theguardian.com/football/bl ... cket-stubs
Ticket prices varied from club to club even in the 60s but prices were such that there wouldn't be too much difference.
In terms of FA Cup Finals, I have my dad's ticket from 1947 and mine from 1962. They were standing tickets priced at 3s 6d in 1947 and 5s in 1962. I know they went up to 7s 6d in 1963.
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Here is my Dad's from '62, 18 months before I came along!ClaretTony wrote: ↑Sat Aug 07, 2021 9:06 amWhat a brilliant link.
Ticket prices varied from club to club even in the 60s but prices were such that there wouldn't be too much difference.
In terms of FA Cup Finals, I have my dad's ticket from 1947 and mine from 1962. They were standing tickets priced at 3s 6d in 1947 and 5s in 1962. I know they went up to 7s 6d in 1963.
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It is, my mate got it for my 30th. It reads "Peter J Lewis '92, 171 of 850 so should be another 849 somewhere!
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I was out in Farsley last night. A bit too close for comfortDevils_Advocate wrote: ↑Fri Aug 06, 2021 10:30 pmWas out in Pudsey tonight and my mates dad gave me this programme from his youth. Without looking does anyone remember this game and the score?
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Here's my final ticket
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I was at Amity Brew and sat about 30 yards away from the truck and the food looked and smelled fantastic. But by the time we got peckish at around 9ish they had stopped serving, so I regrettably ended up eating a kebab on my sofa!!Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Sat Aug 07, 2021 11:05 amDid you try the Fire & Smoke food truck, Its meant to be amazing?