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I reckon an announcement a week today with tickets sale start the day before QPR

Probably a similar sized bet as in the first post

Because you can go on their site and book a place

To be honest at this stage of the season I don't really care if we have player of the season, manager of the season etc etc etc, none of that gains any points

Looks like the 1,000 free coach seats haven't been taken up yet, wonder if there will be any leftover which could be passed onto users of other coaches

:lol:

It was together instead of knight - knight lost out to Bruno last time. Won't this be our 9th not 10th

Ahem Together

Well yes if we were to clinch something that night it would.be pretty boring in comparison

Possibly the game which could seal something verses something which could be over in 20 seconds, IMO there is not another sporting event which would come close to what it might be like in the Amex that evening

No disrespect to you at all, its just frustrating that the club are clueless about away grounds when they put tickets on sale. It wouldn't take very much research to work out which tickets should be sold first.

Less loyalty points the better the view

Its not 1985 anymore

I think he means tomorrow for what's left of Norwich tickets

I'm not so sure I think they will be on sale the day before the QPR game, its usually a month before

When you have the two biggest clubs in the world under 30 miles either side of you its a wonder they don't charge even less

The three or four toilet rolls coming down from WSU each match look great, lets expand again like last season

No logging off needed, just took the tickets out of the basket and waited a minute and tried again, I was quite confident we weren't going to sell out by 10 past 9.

This is my main gripe for away ticket allocation. Thankfully I noticed you could choose G Block rather than F Block which is behind the goal line and I kept trying until I could get as higher seat number as I could. Still only got about seat 25 though.

They do always, generally first coaches to arrive at away games to give those on board plenty of time to go and have a drink or something to eat