Asha Posted 12 February 2009 Posted 12 February 2009 I think I'll probably change mine as well. Annoying though.
JoeyB Posted 12 February 2009 Posted 12 February 2009 Think i will pop down 2mora and purchase me a Terrace ticket before they all go.
Corky Posted 12 February 2009 Posted 12 February 2009 I think it might be safer all round if we sit. If anything happened I would never forgive myself, I need to be selfless on this occasion. However, my dad used to take me on the terraces at Filbert Street but this is because he didn't like me much because I wasn't a boy Yes, it probably is safer. Don't forget to wave though
Katy Posted 12 February 2009 Posted 12 February 2009 Yes, it probably is safer. Don't forget to wave though Of course
Cobbo Posted 12 February 2009 Posted 12 February 2009 Even though there's terracing which I love, I'm still glad I'm bringing the nipper so seats are fine for this one.Anyone sticking with seating? Me!
clazkel Posted 12 February 2009 Posted 12 February 2009 I don't mind left/right side when we ACTUALLY have a left and right side... Although after the 3rd time it DOES get a bit jarring. Still, I find our 'funniest' chants can often come from left/right side (eg. the Swindon town, "its gonna rain in a minute/who are ya?!", chant to our fans made me laugh) In the Kop, when its between SK1 & SK4? No no. At Swindon the 'we're the wet side' / 'were the dry side' was amusing aswell, i can see that song coming out again if it rains/snows/ looks like it could rain/snow
SamL Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Yer i wont be able to go too the ticket office in person till saturday so maybe i could email them and ask me to reserve some tickets for collection on saturday ?? It's worth a try, although the Ticket Office aren't expecting to sell out before Saturday.
sbfox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 I think a LOT of people have returned their original seats for the terrace. I've just got two tickets in the stand, block B, row C I think... Couldn't be arsed to ask to move them, I'm bringing the missus for her first game so I don't know if the terrace would've worked for her anyway!
CosbehFox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Anyone sticking with seating? I am - speaking to neutral sources, the view from the terracing is gash because of the stand next door. It could rain and secondly, I can't be aksed to get go down and change. I've also be warned it's one of the most hostile grounds without there being a rivarly. If you are wearing colours, stick in groups as the Gloucester Road is like a viewing shop for plonkers. London Road is a proper terrace, this is a rugby terrace. A terrace without a roof is worthless in terms of atmosphere. I'm Row H - probably the back then.
SamL Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 I am - speaking to neutral sources, the view from the terracing is gash because of the stand next door. It could rain and secondly, I can't be aksed to get go down and change. I've also be warned it's one of the most hostile grounds without there being a rivarly. If you are wearing colours, stick in groups as the Gloucester Road is like a viewing shop for plonkers. London Road is a proper terrace, this is a rugby terrace. A terrace without a roof is worthless in terms of atmosphere. I'm Row H - probably the back then. It goes back to at least Row L. I'm staying in the seating I think.
CosbehFox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 It goes back to at least Row L. I'm staying in the seating I think. I must remember to take my glasses this time. I missed the ball at Walsall and Northampton when the goals were down the other end.
sbfox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 It goes back to at least Row L. I'm staying in the seating I think. I LOVE these grounds... 12 rows is mental! Even on row C, I'm not that fussed about moving as I'm *fairly* sure we'll all end up standing anyway. Properly up for this one now... pub breakfast at 'spoons on Whiteladies, pub crawl back through Redland, up Gloucester Road, see City spank Rovers, pubs back DOWN Glouc road, hit the waterfront bars/clubs later, jobs a good 'un. Yes I live in Bristol, sorry for not explaining where/what these places are...
JoeyB Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 I don't know whether to go to terracing or not. Heard good things and bad things about it. its uncovered so if it pisses it down im going to be soaked all the way home, but on the other hand most of the lads off here will be in the terracing. No roof so the atmosphere could be poor, but on the other hand if we go in the stand will have all the old biddies saying sit down and all that crap.
sbfox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 I don't know whether to go to terracing or not.Heard good things and bad things about it. its uncovered so if it pisses it down im going to be soaked all the way home, but on the other hand most of the lads off here will be in the terracing. No roof so the atmosphere could be poor, but on the other hand if we go in the stand will have all the old biddies saying sit down and all that crap. I dunno if we will mate.... We sold out 1200 seats to priority 1,2 and 3, I'm not sure how many of those will be 'old biddies'. I'd hope a smaller away following from us would mean 'that lot' stayed home.
CosbehFox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 I dunno if we will mate.... We sold out 1200 seats to priority 1,2 and 3, I'm not sure how many of those will be 'old biddies'. I'd hope a smaller away following from us would mean 'that lot' stayed home. Plenty of 'boys' in the P1/2 fest of Sixfields.
sbfox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Plenty of 'boys' in the P1/2 fest of Sixfields. We might have got our wires crossed (sorry).... I've gotta run off to work, but essentially I'd guess that our smaller away allocation = more 'boys', less grannies and families! Yes, no?
jimmer Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Emailed last night with all payment and postage details on and yet no reply Just tried phoning 'plan B'...........couldn't get through. Difficult enough to get time to pop up to Leicester to see my team. when they do come closer to home I can't get tickets
Scow Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Emailed last night with all payment and postage details on and yet no reply Just tried phoning 'plan B'...........couldn't get through. Difficult enough to get time to pop up to Leicester to see my team. when they do come closer to home I can't get tickets Be patient - I've just had to wait about 20 minutes to get through. I have now secured a ticket for terracing at a tenner - what a bargain.
jimmer Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Be patient - I've just had to wait about 20 minutes to get through.I have now secured a ticket for terracing at a tenner - what a bargain. Patients is the Key!! just emailed to confirm tickets. Good times :city:
charliefox Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Just got my ticket for this one Only spent 10 mins on hold too, think it's a new record!
Tommeh Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 I've got a ticket in the South Stand Not relocating to the terrace following Friendly Gas advice (and cos I've got a bad back) I can give up cultivating a Bristol accent now Just hope the seats are better than the ones at Trashton Gate (ie no backs) They were fooking brilliant. In the sense that no one sat in them. If this is a even a patch on City away last season it'll be a great day.
C-man Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 I dunno if we will mate.... We sold out 1200 seats to priority 1,2 and 3, I'm not sure how many of those will be 'old biddies'. I'd hope a smaller away following from us would mean 'that lot' stayed home. We might have got our wires crossed (sorry).... I've gotta run off to work, but essentially I'd guess that our smaller away allocation = more 'boys', less grannies and families! Yes, no? Northampton had lots of 'lads' and lots of 'grannies' - it really was quite strange! I wouldn't be suprised if there were a lot of 'grannies/families' at Bristol in the seating area.
1884 Posted 13 February 2009 Posted 13 February 2009 Be patient - I've just had to wait about 20 minutes to get through.I have now secured a ticket for terracing at a tenner - what a bargain. How have you managed to get it for a tenner?! Is that a student price on the terrace or summit? I need to change my students tickets over to the terrace, did they say how many they've got left?
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