Billy the Fish
Technocrat
I happens every time. Spurs, west ham it's always the same, people get excited. At least there shouldn't be quite the same level of binfestery once tickets are released, given the extra distance and the bigger capacity
I can't believe what I'm reading.
We get drawn against one of the top teams in the country in one of the top stadiums in the country. What kind of reaction did you expect? Thats what happens when a big game comes along. In addition to this, the inverted snobbery of some people on here may be even further damaged when the new stadium comes along, because some of the people who only turn up to the big games are going to be needed if we are going to fill it. Personally I am incredibly excited at the prospect of 6,000 singing Albion fans at Villa Park, regardless of the result. So should you be.
A sensible reaction would be nice. I.e. For people to be pleasd, but to wait until nearer the game, after ticket issues and match times have been sorted until people get excited, rather than people jizzing themselves silly about what's really a pretty meaningless game (other than being a good money spinner for the club).
Of course, it was never going to happen, as there's so many tools waiting for a big game to come along.
Yes, these fans are needed at Falmer. However, it would be nice if they got a grip over the realities of a fairly meaningless cup game that we'll probably lose, and remembered that we're currently in a relegation battle. If we come off worse in it, we could be in League 2 at Falmer, something that would be far more costly than the police scheduling the Villa Game for a Sunday, or for the Costa coaches to fill up before they are able to book a seat.
Thats fair enough, of course the poor people at the ticket office are going to get inundated with the same questions constantly for the next couple of days. But as I said, thats just the way it is with cup ties.
A sensible reaction would be nice. I.e. For people to be pleasd, but to wait until nearer the game, after ticket issues and match times have been sorted until people get excited, rather than people jizzing themselves silly about what's really a pretty meaningless game (other than being a good money spinner for the club).
Of course, it was never going to happen, as there's so many tools waiting for a big game to come along.
Yes, these fans are needed at Falmer. However, it would be nice if they got a grip over the realities of a fairly meaningless cup game that we'll probably lose, and remembered that we're currently in a relegation battle. If we come off worse in it, we could be in League 2 at Falmer, something that would be far more costly than the police scheduling the Villa Game for a Sunday, or for the Costa coaches to fill up before they are able to book a seat.
I can't believe what I'm reading.
We get drawn against one of the top teams in the country in one of the top stadiums in the country. What kind of reaction did you expect? Thats what happens when a big game comes along. In addition to this, the inverted snobbery of some people on here may be even further damaged when the new stadium comes along, because some of the people who only turn up to the big games are going to be needed if we are going to fill it. Personally I am incredibly excited at the prospect of 6,000 singing Albion fans at Villa Park, regardless of the result. So should you be.
Walsall is a far more important game and pretty much identical for travel. I assume we will take at least 2000 there.