Notts County (A)

[Chelmofox]

Was really hoping would be able to get to this. Looks like its no chance for STH with low away points  

[Foxes1]

32 minutes ago, MS0204 said:

Really hoping mk dons is a bit more generous..

Usually 3000 but they can increase that by another 3000. Coventry were given 8000 last time so we should be OK, but knowing our ticket office they will accept the 3000.

[MS0204]

15 minutes ago, Foxes1 said:

Usually 3000 but they can increase that by another 3000. Coventry were given 8000 last time so we should be OK, but knowing our ticket office they will accept the 3000.

Not sure why notts county can’t give a cup allocation, ain’t as if itll be a full house for home fans.. 

[1972 Fox]

2 hours ago, Foxes1 said:

Usually 3000 but they can increase that by another 3000. Coventry were given 8000 last time so we should be OK, but knowing our ticket office they will accept the 3000.

Are people finally starting to realise that apart from the happy clapping coach one brigade and corporates our club don't really want us there. Time and again they accept the minimum allocation when we could take more, and they make it as difficult as possible to buy with the ticket release dates and opening of blocks.

 

That's life under King Power.

[CosbehFox]

3 hours ago, MS0204 said:

Really hoping mk dons is a bit more generous..

We’ll get plenty there and will be nowhere near as an attractive trip

[CosbehFox]

2 hours ago, MS0204 said:

Not sure why notts county can’t give a cup allocation, ain’t as if itll be a full house for home fans.. 

it will be a full house they got nearly 18k for a sell out v Chesterfield (who brought 2k) in their play off semi final. Meadow Lane had its original capacity significantly reduced in last few years. The concourse of the Jimmy Sirrel can’t take its full seated capacity ala Hillsborough’s away end 

[CosbehFox]

Very, very likely a train strike on the day of the game 

[Snik-Snok]

1 hour ago, 1972 Fox said:

Are people finally starting to realise that apart from the happy clapping coach one brigade and corporates our club don't really want us there. Time and again they accept the minimum allocation when we could take more, and they make it as difficult as possible to buy with the ticket release dates and opening of blocks.

 

That's life under King Power.

The biggest issue is the refusal to put tickets on general sale. Being forced to buy membership (for only a small number of games where tickets will make it beyond season ticket holders) will put the price to to about £60 per person. We sold about 8,000 there for midweek league cup game not so long ago. We'd sell that easily if the club let people buy them.