Welcome to Soccer 101, the show in which we delve deeper into basic aspects of soccer that seem straightforward, but oftentimes

have a lot going on under the surface. We've looked at historic rivalries, what the numbers on

the back of the shirt signify, why certain managers are so revered. On today's episode,

it's another straightforward concept that will probably keep us talking for at least 20 minutes,

maybe 40 minutes you never know. It's season tickets.

What are they? How long have they been around? What are the benefits? What are the potential

drawbacks? And what is their future in the changing landscape of soccer fandom? My name is

Taylor Rockwell. Here with me to break down all of that and more is a season ticket holder himself.

He is standing front row reservations at every performance of Peppa Pig on ice.

It's Graham, Daddy Pig, Ruffin. Graham, on a scale of 1 to 10, how much did you hate that introduction? Oh, that was a street 11 to 10 right there. Damn, Daddy Peg, again. I'm never going to shake this. You will not. These are meant to be Evergreen episodes. So I hope people, I hope that just

persists throughout time that Graham's, like, anger towards Daddy Pig, endures. And a year from now,

we're not getting weird episodes in which Graham has now switched his allegiance. The only way

that I am buying a season ticket for Peppa Pig on Ice is if I can bring a big bucket

tomatoes with me,

rotten tomatoes with me as well.

Throw them a daddy pig.

That would be brutal, but also from what I understand of Scottish fandom, maybe appropriate

at times.

You never know.

Have you ever done that with Sterling Albion, where I know that you are a season ticket holder?

I have never thrown anything on the pitch besides my scarf once in celebration.

I remember a number of years, like quite a long time ago actually when I was like a teenager.

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