Thought they were supposed to be on sale at 9am!
Southampton managed to sell both upper and lower tiers out at QPR on Saturday. Reading didn't manage to totally fill the top tier at Loftus Road this season. So you can see why the club didn't take the full allocation.winchester_royal wrote:Only 1753 tickets?
This, along with reasonably generous pricing, means we should sell out within the first week.
Thank fcuk.No Fixed Abode wrote:Southampton managed to sell both upper and lower tiers out at QPR on Saturday. Reading didn't manage to totally fill the top tier at Loftus Road this season. So you can see why the club didn't take the full allocation.winchester_royal wrote:Only 1753 tickets?
This, along with reasonably generous pricing, means we should sell out within the first week.
Not really. I, and probably others didn't go becuase of this...Sunday, 1.30pm kick off, on TV, went to Loftus Road for the league cup and managed to pay 5 quid for the pleasure, league came was 45 pounds. I actually felt sorry for those Southampton fans paying that money. What's annoying is that Villa and Wigan have given us 3k...Southampton managed to sell both upper and lower tiers out at QPR on Saturday. Reading didn't manage to totally fill the top tier at Loftus Road this season. So you can see why the club didn't take the full allocation.
There's more sympathy than h8Compo's Hat wrote:Southampton only paid £35 and £30 for their game at QPR as they were in the lower category for all you Kes haters.
City fan on a Reading forum. The irony.Schards#2 wrote:There's more sympathy than h8Compo's Hat wrote:Southampton only paid £35 and £30 for their game at QPR as they were in the lower category for all you Kes haters.
The day I spend hours on the website of a team I don't support, you have permission to shoot me.
or the jibe from Schards, who's obsessed with me.sandman wrote:Well no one saw the City fan jibe coming. Oh wait... everybody did.
The ticket office will. Phone them up.harryroyal wrote:anyone know how many have been sold for this yet?
Yep, first away game of the season for me. I do enjoy a nice day trip.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:Man City.Optimist wrote:Serious question: If you had the choice between going to Southampton on Dec 8th or Man City on Dec 22nd, with your ticket and travel completely free, which one would you go to?
Southampton likely to be a trippers' day out.
sameayjaydee wrote:Yep, first away game of the season for me. I do enjoy a nice day trip.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:Man City.Optimist wrote:Serious question: If you had the choice between going to Southampton on Dec 8th or Man City on Dec 22nd, with your ticket and travel completely free, which one would you go to?
Southampton likely to be a trippers' day out.




Nice workT.R.O.L.I. wrote:
Really? Luckily I bought a few this morning at 9.Approx 1500 tickets have sold as of cop yesterday.
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