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I don’t think the demand will be as high as people are expecting, a lot of people like myself will only be finishing work late and will struggle to get there in time. An easy option to settle down in front of the TV with a nice glass of wine.
Since I have a PR5 postcode, I’ll tootle on up to their ground and purchase the odd ticket. Well it worked for me and HORc when we sent Rovers down ( chicken on the pitch game ) and we were int the home end tek’in piss ( and I found a tenner on’t way out !
Ali, on one Fylde website there is the number to ring for tickets. Away fans can normally ring Fylde direct for tickets though for this game there is obviously no chance. I’m hoping to use my postcode as well. May have a better chance.[/quote]
I bought a ticket for the home end when we played at Preston in our premiership promotion season. Sat on my hands when we scored then when they equalised only 3 people didn’t jump up, me my mate and a fella in a wheel chair. Not jumping up gave the game away and it felt a little uncomfortable for the rest of the match, not something I would do again.
The terrace holds 1000 but there’s also 2000 seats which I would imagine some will be for the away fans. just like at Burton.
Gutted to be working that weekend, probably have a good chance of being on telly, Lancashire derby, non league team taking on the 2013 winners, got Friday night telly written all over it.
providing I’m not at work that day then a local lower league team away will do for me, easy to get to on the train with a few good pubs when we land. Happy Days.
Related terms such as PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair), ID-10T error (idiot error), PICNIC (Problem In Chair, Not In Computer), IBM error (Idiot Behind Machine error) and other similar phrases are also used as slang in technical circles with derogatory meaning.Thanks for that Bullitt suddenly it makes sense, now I’m off to smash that f**kers face in that’s been telling me I have a IBM error for the last 2 years.
Still 200 left, best get your skates onAnd to think when I queued up on Tuesday morning I was worried I wouldn’t get a ticket.
Had a little chuckle seeing the shirtless gang but fair play to them that’s one hell of a journey for a midweek league one match.
I am not an old tight git and have probably paid more money to Wigan Athletic than most on here!?? Plus, I am not saying that I cant afford to pay around £77 for just one 3rd level match, as I do have my own businesses, and the £77 represents around an hour and 10 mins work of net pay.So its not that I can’t afford it, its the principle ….£77 for just one 3rd level game of football for 2 adults and a 13yo child is an ABSOLUTE DISGRACE
And the award for Mr Wigan Athletic Tight Twat 2017 goes to………