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Hamilton heading for record sales



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HAMILTON have sold nearly treble the number of season tickets for their SPL debut season in comparison to last year's First Division campaign and are on target for their highest ever sales as a club.
Billy Reid has also added a pre-season friendly against Linlithgow Rose on Tuesday 5 August.


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  • Last Updated: 19 June 2008 3:11 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Hamilton Academical FC
 
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KingKenny,

19/06/2008 00:20:35
Sign Gary Wales..Former member have SPL Experience..Yes he not top scorer buy will help young boys.Sign Please.
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19/06/2008 00:25:42
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bring them on,

19/06/2008 04:58:57
Or instead of Hearts...

 

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