| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ 15:59 - Feb 18 with 1451 views | BLUEBEAT |
Why is it called that when top prize on the day is £200?
Never bought a ticket, so assume full rules are printed on them. |  |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:02 - Feb 18 with 1420 views | WeirdFishes |
Some of the prizes are hilariously outdated too, a bouquet of flowers for example. |  |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:06 - Feb 18 with 1401 views | Keno |
£200 was 2nd prize, you missed the local terminology
This was 1st prize
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 18:24 - Feb 18 with 1292 views | BLUEBEAT |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:06 - Feb 18 by Keno |
£200 was 2nd prize, you missed the local terminology
This was 1st prize
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If I’d known that, I’d have bought 50 tickets. | |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 18:29 - Feb 18 with 1268 views | _clive_baker_ |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:02 - Feb 18 by WeirdFishes |
Some of the prizes are hilariously outdated too, a bouquet of flowers for example. |
I think they’re probably fresh ones |  | | |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 19:20 - Feb 18 with 1168 views | BLUEBEAT |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:02 - Feb 18 by WeirdFishes |
Some of the prizes are hilariously outdated too, a bouquet of flowers for example. |
When I was a young’un, I remember the program featuring pics of people (often young casual lads with flicks) being presented with a briefcase stacked full of banded tenners. Bring that back, I say. | |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 19:31 - Feb 18 with 1148 views | Help |
If the winning ticket has the first or last number I cannot remember which matches the bonus number the £200 is increased to a grand. |  | | |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 08:06 - Feb 19 with 964 views | NeedhamChris |
Because the top prize on the day is £1000? |  |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 14:48 - Feb 20 with 746 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
Cost of living crisis innit |  |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 15:09 - Feb 20 with 717 views | BloomBlue |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:06 - Feb 18 by Keno |
£200 was 2nd prize, you missed the local terminology
This was 1st prize
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Must admit given my age I've been buying a ticket for the last 5 years as I thought it was 'Grab a Gran'. Was hopeful I could trade in Mrs Bloom for an alternative. |  | | |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 15:13 - Feb 20 with 705 views | EddyJ |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 15:09 - Feb 20 by BloomBlue |
Must admit given my age I've been buying a ticket for the last 5 years as I thought it was 'Grab a Gran'. Was hopeful I could trade in Mrs Bloom for an alternative. |
We need a cost of living crisis meat raffle. | | | |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 15:44 - Feb 20 with 673 views | ITFC_Forever |
Seem to remember the old Golden Goal competition.
I won £100 at home to Swindon early in the 1991-92 season when we lost 1-4.
I had 2.03 and nearly chucked the ticket straight in the bin. However, after an early goalmouth scramble, where Swindon hit the post twice and Forrest made a couple of incredible saves, Swindon finally stuck the ball away bang on 2.03. |  |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:15 - Feb 20 with 628 views | Keno |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 15:44 - Feb 20 by ITFC_Forever |
Seem to remember the old Golden Goal competition.
I won £100 at home to Swindon early in the 1991-92 season when we lost 1-4.
I had 2.03 and nearly chucked the ticket straight in the bin. However, after an early goalmouth scramble, where Swindon hit the post twice and Forrest made a couple of incredible saves, Swindon finally stuck the ball away bang on 2.03. |
wasnt there a spell during Lamburke time it was suggested that rather than it a time for the goal it month? | |
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| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:18 - Feb 20 with 618 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Half Time ‘Grab A Grand’ on 16:06 - Feb 18 by Keno |
£200 was 2nd prize, you missed the local terminology
This was 1st prize
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Oi, leave my missus out of this!.
Besides, she's busy picking our leeks that day. |  |
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