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The West Stand is full up bar the odd single seats for the visit of Citeh.
Fantastic but just wish that more would turn up for the league games.
Anyone wanting a side view will now have to go in the Boston United Stand.I’m not surprised 1/2 Will be City supporters you could tell yesterday we scored and they didn’t celebrate, but totally agree where are they week in week out.
The West Stand is full up bar the odd single seats for the visit of Citeh.
Fantastic but just wish that more would turn up for the league games.
Anyone wanting a side view will now have to go in the Boston United Stand.Always thought it was a fantastic gesture by the Latics to name that stand after one of our biggest non-league rivals, especially as they actually finished top of the Northern Premier League the year that we got voted into the Football League.
If their ground had been up to Football League standard in 1978 we wouldn’t even have been nominated for election and this fantastic journey of ours may never have happened.
A great gesture indeed by our club.That must have really pissed Boston fans off. Naming the east stand after their club must have been like rubbing salt in the wounds.
They went on general sale on Friday Martin. Defo before yesterday. Season Card holders have options to keep their seats which will be reserved untill Wednesday.
More fool them yes they will have got themselves on the data base but the Gillingham yesterday will not count
Aye, so that’s 8,000 seats that will be showing up as taken whether they’re sold or not.Not necessarily. Surely only seats actually sold will show as sold – unavailable because they are being held for ST holders to claim is a different matter.
City fans welcome in the away end and use the corporate apart from that it’s a criminal offence to be in the home ends and hope this is strictly enforced.
That must have really pissed Boston fans off. Naming the east stand after their club must have been like rubbing salt in the wounds.Aye, but it was a long time after, and they have had a pop at league football themselves since. Still a nice gesture even if it might have wound up a few of the older Boston United fans at the time.
Just been getting our normal seats and there was a small queue there. Going to be some interest in this game, for sure.
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