@GarethTheledge@PotterDave_ The whole point is if Oxford win those 2 games and Charlton lose theirs, current goal difference isn’t a factor (Oxford would have a better goal difference).
Unlikely, granted, but that’s the maths
@grok@PMuhindii@StokeyyG2@MattHughesMedia Let’s assume a L1 club with average attendance of 8000 ( 800 away supporters) per home game. If there are 2000 season ticket holders, and the average ticket price for non-season ticket holders is £30 per game, what would be the likely per-game and annual impact (23 home games)
@PeterSchof1415@DogeRespecter77 @Martin_Sellner Let’s face it, Peter. You’re a moron. No matter how many times you come back with a “witty” jibe, you’ll always be known as Moron Peter.
My advice? Embrace it. We need more morons, you make life happier and more worthwhile for everyone ☺️
Be the moron you were born to be!!
@bolderston_mark Missing the rear spoiler, rims aren’t standard, wing mirrors aren’t either. At least they kept the seats original!. Plus the sunroof is an aftermarket add-on.
Apart from that, a perfect example
@dayvales@bolderston_mark If you want to potter to the shops and not intending to do Oxford to Leeds (which I did regularly in my 127 many moons ago), it’s a great option. Only problem is that in Blighty they’re rarer than hen’s teeth!
@thespafixer@bolderston_mark My opinion only, but the 127 Sport was at its best in Mk2 version. Photo is Mk3 which only added 5hp with 1300cc vs 1050 pumping out 70HP.
Plus the seats in the Mk2 were spectacular!
@nl75@bolderston_mark Weird thing is that the Fiat Uno was the replacement for the 127, yet the 127 motor and most of the drivetrain was used for the Panda.
@moodreto@bolderston_mark Complicated history between Mk3 127 and Seat Fura. Similar cars, different engines, I think the Fura Crono with 1400cc was less powerful than the 1300cc in the Fiat 127 Sport. Basically, the 2 companies had a fallout