Run in final games
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Excuse my ignorance, how does a ticket become a ‘brief’?
BigPaul
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It's because of his Charlton DNA.
STWall
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Keep up with the slang Purley
VassalsWall
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From the Club site
Millwall travel to Burnley in the Sky Bet Championship on Saturday 3rd May (kick-off 12.30pm) - and tickets are now on sale to season ticket holders.
Tickets will go on sale to members from 10am on Monday 21st April.All tickets for this fixture will be issued as 'Print At Home' and will start to be sent from Monday 28th April. Please ensure you have the correct email address on your ticketing account.
Tickets are priced at £30 adults, £23 over 65s, £23 under 22s, and £15 under 18s.
I appreciate it’s slang but how comes ‘brief’?Keep up with the slang Purley
I’ve tried rhyming slang possibilities but can’t think of any so wondered if it was something else
it's called a Wilson purleyI appreciate it’s slang but how comes ‘brief’?
I’ve tried rhyming slang possibilities but can’t think of any so wondered if it was something else
King of The Jungle
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Exactly my expectations... We'll do 'a Millwall' as usual.
King of The Jungle
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I was looking at the table the other day and hadn't realised how few goals Burnley had conceded over the course of the season... Quite incredible and less than half of their nearest rival for a tight defence.
Kryan Bing
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I don't want to make a song and dance about it, or seem over vocal but...What's a Wilson Purley?
I've always known it as a Wilson. **
Edward Alistair
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So we only have to buy 1 ticket and print off hundreds?
Just smudge the important bits of the ticket and we got a cheap day out.
70sCR
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Lovely mate. Thank you.
70sCR
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Wilson Pickett = ticketI don't want to make a song and dance about it, or seem over vocal but...What's a Wilson Purley?
I've always known it as a Wilson. **
Kryan Bing
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I know what a Wilson Pickett is but....
I haven't a clue what a Wilson Purley is.
But a Wilson isn’t a ‘brief’
Yep
Secondwave
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Short document
STWall
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Yes, "brief" can be slang for a ticket, particularly in the UK, though this usage is more historical and less common now. It's also used to refer to a free ticket or pass. The more common slang term for "ticket" is "bat and wicket" in Cockney rhyming slangBut a Wilson isn’t a ‘brief’