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They can go and get phooked not paying them prices
Tickets details for Latics’ Boxing Day trip to Leeds United.
TICKET NEWS
LEEDS UNITED vs. WIGAN ATHLETIC
SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP 2014/2015
FRIDAY 26TH DECEMBER 2014
KICK-OFF 3.00PMWigan Athletic have received an allocation of tickets for the Sky Bet Championship away fixture with Leeds United to be played on Friday 26th December 2014 at Elland Road (3.00pm kick off).
Match tickets will go on sale to 2014/2015 corporate season ticket holders from 9am on Wednesday 10th December 2014 (one ticket per valid season ticket).
These tickets will then go on sale to 2014/2015 home season ticket holders from 9am on Thursday 11th December 2014 (one ticket per valid season ticket).
In the event of any match tickets remaining, they will go on general sale to registered supporters of Wigan Athletic with a previous booking history for fixtures at the DW Stadium from 9am on Wednesday 17th December 2014.
Subject to availability, these tickets will be on sale online until 4.30pm on Friday 19th December 2014 and through the DW Stadium Ticket Office until 4.00pm on Tuesday 23rd December 2014.
Please be aware that matchday admission rises by £5 for adults and concessions.
John Charles West Stand (reserved seating along the touchline)
Adults – £36.00 (£41.00 on matchday)
Over 60 years – £24.00 (£29.00 on matchday)
Full-time student – £24.00 (£29.00 on matchday)
Young adult – (16-21 years £24.00 (£29.00 on matchday)
Under 16 years – £18.00 (£18.00 on matchday)
Ambulant/Disabled – £24.00 (£29.00 on matchday) (includes free carer if eligible)Tickets will be available to buy online at http://www.wiganathletic.com/tickets – On the Credit Card Hotline 0871 66 33 552* or in person at the DW Stadium Ticket Office.
When you consider the quality of the view and the stand that is an absolute joke.
Shit like that is what’s wrong with football.
We should have a small section in our empty seat areas where we charge £50 a ticket, so we can do them when they come here
Those brainless pricks would pay it any road
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No problem with people not wanting to go. Nobody is going to tell me I shouldn’t go and slag me off for if I do. Which is what I believe has been happening on social media tonight.
I was more than likely not going – I must just change my mind now
No problem with people not wanting to go. Nobody is going to tell me I shouldn’t go and slag me off for if I do. Which is what I believe has been happening on social media tonight.I was more than likely not going – I must just change my mind now
Not seen anybody getting slagged off, just seen people trying to organize a boycott
No problem with people not wanting to go. Nobody is going to tell me I shouldn’t go and slag me off for if I do. Which is what I believe has been happening on social media tonight.I was more than likely not going – I must just change my mind now
That’s not what I’ve tried to achieve with that article Griff. It would be great if we could get a united effort to make a statement here, but if people feel that’s not the right thing to do then it’s their call. There will always be people who overstep the mark, but the core point remains – clubs are taking the mick and will continue to until fans make it clear they’re not having it anymore.
I’m gonna make my stand by buying an under 16’s ticket for 18 dabs, donning a Jimmy Krankie school uniform, wig and shimmying in on my knees with a pair of pumps attached to them. fek um! :blink:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!I’m gonna make my stand by buying an under 16’s ticket for 18 dabs, donning a Jimmy Krankie school uniform, wig and shimmying in on my knees with a pair of pumps attached to them. fek um! :blink:No change there then :P
No problem with people not wanting to go. Nobody is going to tell me I shouldn’t go and slag me off for if I do. Which is what I believe has been happening on social media tonight.
I was more than likely not going – I must just change my mind now
That’s not what I’ve tried to achieve with that article Griff. It would be great if we could get a united effort to make a statement here, but if people feel that’s not the right thing to do then it’s their call. There will always be people who overstep the mark, but the core point remains – clubs are taking the mick and will continue to until fans make it clear they’re not having it anymore.[/quote]
No, I’m sure you weren’t, and i wasn’t getting at you. In fact, I’ll be honest, I hadn’t even read your article (sorry) when I posted. I was reacting to some comments I’d seen on Facebook and Twitter in which people were apparently being criticised for “breaking the boycott”.
As I said, no issue whatsoever with people who decide not to go on principle. Don’t see why it should be Wigan Athletic fans who take this whole pricing issue all upon themselves and any effect will diluted by those who – quite rightly, if they choose to – will still want to pay the (ridiculous and scandalous) ticket price and go.
There is the issue of course of the team then playing in a hostile environment with no/little support.
Would you wonder then if they said “why bother?”
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