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Heres a tip for next time. Stop moaning. Take control and ensure your at the ticket office. Thats what the majority who got tickets did. If you couldnt be arsed or work was more important thats your call.
Heres a tip for next time. Stop moaning. Take control and ensure your at the ticket office. Thats what the majority who got tickets did. If you couldnt be arsed or work was more important thats your call.That isn’t the real problem though.
The problem is that the club haven’t asked for enough tickets.More than 1,400 fans want to watch a huge match for the club.Heres a tip for next time. Stop moaning. Take control and ensure your at the ticket office. Thats what the majority who got tickets did. If you couldnt be arsed or work was more important thats your call.
Wow, what great advice.. what would happen if 3,000 of us did as you say..
It is nothing short of a disgrace that we have been left with such a measly amount of tickets for what is THE most important game of our season
If 3000 turned up it would be the first 1400 who got their earliest and got tickets. I have no problem with that. The ethos of ‘first come first served’ happens with pretty much every major sporting event (corporates aside). Where were all these fans at Sunderland and Villa? Couldnt be bothered? Watching it on net? 1400 is about right. Why should Whelan take the risk whether our fickle fans can be bothered going or not? They aint bothered travelling all season so deserve what they get!
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