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tickets will we get for Moss Rose ?
1,900ish according to Jay on here at £14 a pop Standing behind the goal (1500) or £18 for seats (400)
Back on the terraces then !
Proper day out !Memories flooding back Ali.Once a regular ground on our list.
Memories flooding back Ali.Once a regular ground on our list.[/quote]
Aye: Doc Martins ( polished like fcuk ) & Ben Sherman with your blue & white scarf trailing down the right leg of your Levis that sported neatly sewed turn ups. Kids are just not that smart these days !
tickets will we get for Moss Rose ?
1,900ish according to Jay on here at £14 a pop Standing behind the goal (1500) or £18 for seats (400)[/quote]
1500 standig, 400 seating
£14.60 on the train from Wallgate change at picadiilly for those who fancy the scenic routeYou can get a ‘Wayfarer’ ticket and get there for £10 instead.
I actually figure we’ll only get 953.
Allocation is up to 15% of the capacity, and Moss Rose holds 6,355.
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Just checked out Football Ground Guide website and the away end holds 1500 and they also can give 400 seats.
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/macclesfield_town/
It remains to be seen if they do though, as they don’t have to.I can see them only giving us the 400 seated section if they think they can sell out to their own fans.
I’ve read a report from the official site via news now stating £14 for 1500 standing and £18 for 396 seating on sale from Thursday.
I am now a bit worried as those links/reports have vanished
I’ve read a report from the official site via news now stating £14 for 1500 standing and £18 for 396 seating on sale from Thursday.I am now a bit worried as those links/reports have vanished
It’s Lostocks fault talking about Doc Martins and the like the plod have pulled the tickets
I can see them only giving us the 400 seated section if they think they can sell out to their own fans.No – they have to offer 15%, which is 953
It’s financially better to give the away team the whole stand.
Keeping the fans apart is easier – not that there is likely to be bother.
And if you do share a stand, you lose the empty seats between the two sets of fans.
Just been on their online ticket shop and both stands are not available to home supporters. Looking promising…
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