Scrappy wrote:IIRC this is the kind of time when there are GCSEs and SATs going on and if the game does go to extra time and penalties then it isn't good preparation for the day after.
Scrappy wrote:IIRC this is the kind of time when there are GCSEs and SATs going on and if the game does go to extra time and penalties then it isn't good preparation for the day after.
They'll be pretty well off come about 9.35 tomorrow evening then.Dirk Gently wrote: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?
Can the last person on earth who thinks the ground should be expanded please close the door on the way out.Dirk Gently wrote: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?
One game? That's nothing. Some of us sat our exams in the same month that the world cup was on in Mexico, with games starting at 11pm every might. Now that is less than ideal preparation.Scrappy wrote:IIRC this is the kind of time when there are GCSEs and SATs going on and if the game does go to extra time and penalties then it isn't good preparation for the day after..
Unfortunately that's what did it for me and my kid. She has SATs this week and she's not quite enough of a Reading fan to bugger those up in favour of 2 hours of chewed fingers. But by god we're desperate for a trip to Wembley instead! Please lads, PLEASE!Scrappy wrote:IIRC this is the kind of time when there are GCSEs and SATs going on and if the game does go to extra time and penalties then it isn't good preparation for the day after. Whilst I accept a lot of people wont have this issue, it does affect some.
royalexile wrote:I still got a text from the club saying tickets were still on sale. I've already bought 500 how many fecking more do they want me to buy.
Schards#2 wrote:Can the last person on earth who thinks the ground should be expanded please close the door on the way out.Dirk Gently wrote: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?
Schards#2 wrote:Can the last person on earth who thinks the ground should be expanded please close the door on the way out.Dirk Gently wrote: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?
& I for one would be very happy to see them all too. The more of them there are, the more chance we have of paying top dollar for some quality Prem experience. All the Real Royals already have their STs anyway so it doesn't affect them...The 17 Bus wrote:The plastics will be back next season if we go up, expect all the top games to sell out.
by Royalee » 12 May 2009 11:19
12 May 2009 11:19by CMRoyal » 12 May 2009 11:48
12 May 2009 11:48by yuomi » 12 May 2009 11:55
12 May 2009 11:55by Royalee » 12 May 2009 12:00
12 May 2009 12:00Yes, but their ground holds over 30,000.CMRoyal wrote:Disappointing, but before we start beating ourselves up about this, it's maybe worth noting that Sheffield United couldn't sell all their tickets for last night. A sign of the times!
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