Bluefoxtim Posted 25 April 2007 Posted 25 April 2007 Coaches leaving at 12pm now according to the OS. I'm sure it was 11am before...?
Maybes Posted 25 April 2007 Posted 25 April 2007 Coaches leaving at 12am now according to the OS.I'm sure it was 11am before...? Yeah it was. Obviously they now realise that its on 1hr 30 mins away. Dont affect me anyway goin in t'car
Simi Posted 25 April 2007 Author Posted 25 April 2007 Coaches leaving at 12pm now according to the OS.I'm sure it was 11am before...?
samingram_uk Posted 25 April 2007 Posted 25 April 2007 Yeah it was. Obviously they now realise that its on 1hr 30 mins away. Dont affect me anyway goin in t'car why is it 2 and a half on the train then?
C-man Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 why is it 2 and a half on the train then? Because of the wait between changes?
Maybes Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 Because of the wait between changes? Yeah dont you have to change at sheffield or something?
Maybes Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 3,700 tickets sold now, is going up to 4,000 Nice to see a strong backing
Master Fox Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 Nice to see a strong backing Well it's not really. We should have sold out by now.
Maybes Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 Well it's not really. We should have sold out by now. Yeah right
fludie Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 we wont sell out there is 4,900 tickets and then they can allocate another 2,000 dont think so somehow
Koke Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 boooo how do you know this? How do you know. The geezer at the ticket office told me when I was getting my ticket earlier this week. He could be talking out of his arse though, which I hope, because we want it to be Preston like.
Simi Posted 26 April 2007 Author Posted 26 April 2007 The geezer at the ticket office told me when I was getting my ticket earlier this week. He could be talking out of his arse though, which I hope, because we want it to be Preston like. I really hope he is a wrong. And if it is reserved seating I hope it wont effect the atmosphere.
Koke Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 I really hope he is a wrong. And if it is reserved seating I hope it wont effect the atmosphere. I dont think it'll affect the atmosphere. As someone said earlier, all the regular singers will probably be spread out and once they get it going, it'll probably encourage everyone around them to join in.
Simi Posted 26 April 2007 Author Posted 26 April 2007 I dont think it'll affect the atmosphere. As someone said earlier, all the regular singers will probably be spread out and once they get it going, it'll probably encourage everyone around them to join in. But remember the people that took advantage of the free travel may not be people used to the away day atmosphere.
Sods Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 But remember the people that took advantage of the free travel may not be people used to the away day any atmosphere.
Floating Fox Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 Why does it matter if its Unreserved anyway? Surely the singers just head to the back and let everyone else go to the front etc. The Away end holds 6k so I'm sure that theres room to move
Simi Posted 26 April 2007 Author Posted 26 April 2007 Why does it matter if its Unreserved anyway?Surely the singers just head to the back and let everyone else go to the front etc. The Away end holds 6k so I'm sure that theres room to move But if it's reserved seating then that can't happen can it. Sorry if I'm confused here.
Floating Fox Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 But if it's reserved seating then that can't happen can it. Sorry if I'm confused here. As Far as I know it's been Reserved seating at most of my away games (excluding Preston) and Everyone that wants to sing just congregated at the back on one side of the stand
Simi Posted 26 April 2007 Author Posted 26 April 2007 As Far as I know it's been Reserved seating at most of my away games (excluding Preston) and Everyone that wants to sing just congregated at the back on one side of the stand Fair enough mate. I can't see the stewards kicking up a massive fuss about it all anyway.
Master Fox Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 As Far as I know it's been Reserved seating at most of my away games (excluding Preston) and Everyone that wants to sing just congregated at the back on one side of the stand That's the idea.
lildave3 Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 As Far as I know it's been Reserved seating at most of my away games (excluding Preston) and Everyone that wants to sing just congregated at the back on one side of the stand Yeah, people that want to sing just go to the back anyway, reserved or unreserved.
lcfc_jme Posted 26 April 2007 Posted 26 April 2007 Away fans are housed in the new North Stand, where the facilities are good. The normal allocation for away supporters is 2,000 tickets although, if demand requires it, then the whole of this stand can be allocated (6,000). This club I found to be particularly friendly from the car park attendant to the programme seller. Even the P.A. announcer had a sense of humour (although a little optimistic), when he announced that perhaps the visiting fans would like to come up again to see the next Barnsley home game, so that we could see a decent game of football! However, I have reports of fans getting hassle at Barnsley (especially in the town centre) and stewards acting a little heavy handed, although I've never personally had any problems. It is advisable to keep colours covered especially around the town centre. The delicious 'Football's Famous Chicken Balti Pie' (£2.20) is available inside the ground. Here
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