I'm not sure my bank balance agrees with hopefully. Sorry I didn't say hello in the street at Norwich by the way. I was the short bald one in the hoops.Sarah Star wrote:Hopefully, Ian, you'll have the chance to book a ticket for Wembley.
I don't want one, I have mine - I wanted to know if I was going to be able to sell oneDeathy wrote: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?
Take your pick!!
by floyd__streete » 08 May 2009 18:53
08 May 2009 18:53Royal With Cheese wrote:How 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.
by Archie's penalty » 08 May 2009 19:33
08 May 2009 19:33I think the main thing is that Burnley is much more off the beaten track then the other places. It's not easy to get to from anywhere.floyd__streete wrote:Surely not still bitter about me pointing out that your own little quip about 2 out of 3 away games to get to the final was, in fact, absolute mince?
Duly noted that the official site haven't for once been trumpeting on about how many tickets sold for the away leg from a potential allocaton of 3,000 so one can only assume that we haven't even sold the initital 1,900!![]()
Previous play-off trips to Tranmere, Wigan and Wolves saw huge followings. Does this disappointing turn-out show that perhaps the Reading public have lost faith in this team and management at last? Personally, I am very much IN for the first leg of the last rights.
by floyd__streete » 08 May 2009 19:49
08 May 2009 19:49Behave. It'll be cracking for about 2 minutes until the old codgers who follow Reading tell anyone making any noise to "si dahhhhhhhn". And the old it's not easy to get to line again, the perennial favourite of the Reading supporterArchie's penalty wrote:And I don't care, the people who aren't going are going to miss a cracking cup-tie atmosphere. This time with our full-side!
You went to Burnley through leeds a few years agowinchester_royal wrote:The only pathetic fans are those who moan when people are not willing to sacrifice their whole week-end just to go and watch the football, especially when costs of going will be up to £200 when you consider travel, food, etc and its on TV. Going to the home leg is costly enough, as will Wemberley if we get there.
FWIW I can't go because in Leeds for my Grand-parents 50th anniversary, and given that one of them had a stroke a couple of months ago, perhaps that is more important.
But I'll be watching the game on the box, as anxious, nervous, and terrified as any of those who go to the game.
And if the game started at say 3pm then I'd be there.weybridgewanderer wrote:You went to Burnley through leeds a few years agowinchester_royal wrote:The only pathetic fans are those who moan when people are not willing to sacrifice their whole week-end just to go and watch the football, especially when costs of going will be up to £200 when you consider travel, food, etc and its on TV. Going to the home leg is costly enough, as will Wemberley if we get there.
FWIW I can't go because in Leeds for my Grand-parents 50th anniversary, and given that one of them had a stroke a couple of months ago, perhaps that is more important.
But I'll be watching the game on the box, as anxious, nervous, and terrified as any of those who go to the game.
There is a train direct from leeds and back again!
No, that was me. I remember it quite well.weybridgewanderer wrote:You went to Burnley through leeds a few years agowinchester_royal wrote:The only pathetic fans are those who moan when people are not willing to sacrifice their whole week-end just to go and watch the football, especially when costs of going will be up to £200 when you consider travel, food, etc and its on TV. Going to the home leg is costly enough, as will Wemberley if we get there.
FWIW I can't go because in Leeds for my Grand-parents 50th anniversary, and given that one of them had a stroke a couple of months ago, perhaps that is more important.
But I'll be watching the game on the box, as anxious, nervous, and terrified as any of those who go to the game.
There is a train direct from leeds and back again!
by Royal With Cheese » 11 May 2009 14:27
11 May 2009 14:27Absolutely not, I'm more than happy to agree that the comment I posted was rubbish. I did so in the thread later on. It's just a shame you were already rubbishing a game before you got to it. Your assesment after was much more readable and relevant.floyd__streete wrote:Royal With Cheese wrote:How 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.Surely not still bitter about me pointing out that your own little quip about 2 out of 3 away games to get to the final was, in fact, absolute mince?
I'd think there are two reasons for this. Firstly, a lot of people expect it to be another dire home performance, and so aren't going - but apart from that people have seen the prices for Wembley tickets - serious money, especially if you have a family to take - and they're saving their money.Jerry St Clair wrote:24 hours to go and plenty of tickets left on general sale.
Have we ever failed to sell-out a play off game?
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