Down? Where are you coming from?madreadingfan wrote:I heard were taking 4,000 downReadingfc50 wrote:Anyone know how many tickets we have now sold for tomorrows game?![]()
(private joke, DO NOT TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY)
But, i think we have really taken around 1300-1500 down
Ah ha, well Football Grounds Guide need to sort their site out then.The Cube wrote:It's already been pointed out that you got the away leg wrong. You've also got the home game wrong as the capacity of Turf Moor has been reduced recently. I think it's about 21000 but I'm not sure.Deathy wrote:With a capacity of 22,546 and only about 1400 for the away leg, it's no great shocker.I was there at Elm Park wrote:Burnley have sold out for both legs according to their website.
The game is on Saturday. HTH.westongeezer wrote:Like many work restrictions mean i cant travel, but Friday rush hour M1 OMG, its sky TV for me
They have been very tight the last few away games!!!!Northern Git wrote:Sold 800 at 3ish Monday afternoon.brendywendy wrote:how have our sales gone so far?
did we even need to option of more?
IN by the way
Also IN (and still not seen Reading loose away this season)
Log on to the online ticketing and have a look.bcubed wrote:Anyone know if the second leg looks like selling out?
Who cares... if you want to go then go, if not watch on TV.bcubed wrote:Anyone know if the second leg looks like selling out?
An embarrassing amount of seats in the North East and West corners, and under half of the South stand half we have is empty, as is the upper tier South West corner.Deathy wrote:Log on to the online ticketing and have a look.bcubed wrote:Anyone know if the second leg looks like selling out?
That was at 11 am yesterday.Archie's penalty wrote:Just rang the ticket office, got straight through! So a big fat IN for Burnley away![]()
1,500 tickets sold so far. Should be a good atmosphere and my first visit to Turf Moor for nigh on 16 years!
by Toon Toon Blue army » 08 May 2009 15:02
08 May 2009 15:02+1. Like many I would love to go, but there is no way im spending 80 quid on a train that will take 7 hours there, and 12 back (I would have to sleep at a train station). I live in Swansea btw.watfordroyal wrote:Would love to go, but looking at nightmarish journeys by train or coach and the cost (£80 quoted for train), I'll watch the box, thanks.
by Royal With Cheese » 08 May 2009 15:05
08 May 2009 15:05How long did it take you to think that up?floyd__streete wrote:To be fair, going to watch Reading in the play-offs is a bit like stopping on the hard shoulder to take a look at an accident on the other carriageway.
Royal Lady wrote:The game is on Saturday. HTH.westongeezer wrote:Like many work restrictions mean i cant travel, but Friday rush hour M1 OMG, its sky TV for me
Aye it is but i would normally travel up night before, and if your travelling from Berks its M1 then m6 or m40 m6 unless you can flyroyalshaker wrote:Royal Lady wrote:The game is on Saturday. HTH.westongeezer wrote:Like many work restrictions mean i cant travel, but Friday rush hour M1 OMG, its sky TV for me
and iTS M6 :
Sarah Star wrote:We've played better when there are less fans there at away games.
I should have said "fewer fans" shouldn't I?Dirk Gently wrote:Sarah Star wrote:We've played better when there are less fans there at away games.![]()
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