Royal Lady wrote:If we need to get anything out of the Derby game to stay up, we'll sell all the tickets, I reckon. If not, you can have one of ours Beelzebub.
Royal Lady wrote:If we need to get anything out of the Derby game to stay up, we'll sell all the tickets, I reckon. If not, you can have one of ours Beelzebub.
Jerry St Clair wrote:There were acres of seats at Wigan last year. IIRC it was a lowest away crowd of the season.Beelzebub wrote: I thought all you loyal away match types would have snapped them up?
Usually I'd sayAF1 wrote:Jerry St Clair wrote:There were acres of seats at Wigan last year. IIRC it was a lowest away crowd of the season.Beelzebub wrote: I thought all you loyal away match types would have snapped them up?
In addition to this the day trippers will have had their fill for the season following Newcastle and Arsenal.
Probably not but expect a late rush (and subsequent moanings) when people start to realise this could be one of the most important games in our history. Ring any bells??!Huntley & Palmer wrote:ALOL @ Derby selling out before hitting general sale
Buy early to avoid disappointment.Irvinchangeyaname wrote:Probably not but expect a late rush (and subsequent moanings) when people start to realise this could be one of the most important games in our history. Ring any bells??!Huntley & Palmer wrote:ALOL @ Derby selling out before hitting general sale
More like buy late to avoid disappointment.Row Z Royal wrote:Buy early to avoid disappointment.
Really? Do you honestly think that we will need to get a result on the final day to stay up? I hope not, I could think of nothing worse than being there if soIrvinchangeyaname wrote:Probably not but expect a late rush (and subsequent moanings) when people start to realise this could be one of the most important games in our history. Ring any bells??!Huntley & Palmer wrote:ALOL @ Derby selling out before hitting general sale
Indeed, especially after last season when we got to LOL @ Warnock. Unfortunately we didn't get to LOL @ the West Ham fans in thereSilver Fox wrote:Walkabout on the last day of the season>>paying 35 quid to watch us probably lose to the worst ever team in the premiership
Spurs was £36, West Ham was £34, So £35 is pretty much an average price (Still extortionate). Realistically, as this is Derby's last home premiership match, do you expect anything else?handbags_harris wrote:No. Man Utd was £39, I believe Fulham was also £35. Pompey was there or therabouts, may have been £34 IIRC (I only remember that because they stuck £5 on the price because they'd put a tin roof over our heads).T.R.O.L.I. wrote:£35 to watch Derby - utter farce. Is that the second highest priced away ticket this season after Chelsea?
Compared to the top half maybe.NWL Royal wrote:£35 is pretty much an average price (Still extortionate).
Now it crashes. Joke.Readingfanman wrote:I am not a fan of how crap the online ticketing is. It's saying it doesn't match my home address to that of the card reader yet it hasn't asked me for a home address. Stupid system.
Eight quid a goal - not bad valueSidindaclub wrote: Geuss howmuch Derby are charging the 3,000 away villa fans... 48 quid each.
We're going to do a Sheff Utd. Appear to be ticking along and blow it on the last day.Coppelled Streets wrote:I'm regretting buying a ticket for Spurs. I may even sell it yet. Derby game can phuck off. I thought it would be a good atmosphere, we're staying up party etc etc but we'll be relegated and taunted for 90 minutes buY a club we've been laughing at all season and whom will be favourites above us for the Championship title next season.
Save.Your.Money - Madejski does!
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