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Win Tickets For The Bournemouth Game With Sure Deodorant
Wednesday, 29th Mar 2017 13:43

Once again our friends at Sure are offering us a pair of tickets for the weekend's fixture at St Mary's, find out how to win them below.

Sure of course have Fraser Forster as an ambassador and have been big sponsors of Saints of late and @Sure are again donating a pair of tickets this time for the visit of Bournemouth on Saturday.

To win them it is simple answer a simple question by either putting the answer in the comments section below or messaging SaintNick via the sites PM system.

The question is simple.

Who are the only club that Southampton fans consider as local rivals ?

Dont forget to include in the answer @Sure and #NeverMoreSure otherwise you will not be eligible to win.

The competition will close at 8am Friday 30th March 2017

NB The Ugly Inside cannot be held responsible for any issues with the tickets, these tickets are for the general seated area and will be supplied directly by Sure and will need to be collected from the St Mary's reception on the day of the game by the named winner.

The winner will be chosen as random by TUI and we will not enter in any further correspondence on the matter after the competition has closed.

The Walt Disney Corporation has asked us to point out that at this moment they have no connection to the answer of the competition and that abuse directed to talking cartoon animals will not be tolerated.

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goalshunt added 14:08 - Mar 29 Portsmouth @Sure and #NeverMoreSure
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ChristchurchSaint added 14:48 - Mar 29 Portsmouth @Sure and #NeverMoreSure
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StTed88 added 15:12 - Mar 29 Portsmouth @Sure #NeverMoreSure
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aceofthebase added 15:26 - Mar 29 How can an insignificant club like Portsmouth be considered rivals? No they are historical rivals but the only club that are present rivals is Bournemouth and I for one have no animosity towards them, they are just good old plain footballing rivals. Do you want my address for the tickets Nick?
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CCSFC added 15:28 - Mar 29 Portsmouth FC @Sure #NeverMoreSure
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aceofthebase added 15:29 - Mar 29 How can an insignificant club like Portsmouth be considered rivals? No they are historical rivals but the only club that are present rivals is Bournemouth and I for one have no animosity towards them, they are just good old plain footballing rivals. Do you want my address for the tickets Nick? - @Sure and #NeverMoreSure
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stuartheathman added 16:49 - Mar 29 Portsmouth (Pompey) @Sure #NeverMoreSure
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danielrogers added 18:27 - Mar 29 Pompey! @sure #nevermoresure
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SanMarco added 20:53 - Mar 29 Newcastle@Sure #NeverMoreSure
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ahatcher added 21:36 - Mar 29 Portsmouth @Sure #NeverMoreSure
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SaintBayern added 22:23 - Mar 29 Portsmouth (Pompey) @Sure #NeverMoreSure
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darthvader added 16:07 - Mar 30 Portsmouth @Sure #NeverMoreSure
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