I reckon we'll bring more this time round now.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?
I reckon we'll bring more this time round now.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?
Surely it can't be a lower turn-out than at 'boro. (I'll be there for a start)readingbedding wrote:I reckon we'll bring more this time round now.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?
Or Derby could and is likely to be a horrible day and 90 minutes of taunts.Skin wrote:Derby could be a massive day folks. Get in before the part timers. Good selection of real ale pubs there too. Let the train take the strain.
Huntley & Palmer wrote: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
Well, I've ambivalent about whether we go down or stay up, so will enjoy the day whatever happens. The actual football has long been a distant second best to a day out on the shant.Coppelled Streets wrote:
Or Derby could and is likely to be a horrible day and 90 minutes of taunts.
How about Wigan for a fiver?T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Agreed JStC.
On a slightly different note - I saw something on SSN this morning that Bolton are providing free transport for their supporters to get to the Boro game this weekend. 2 things:
1. Hopefully this will have the same effect as Operation Ewood did for CharLOLton.
2. Will RFC ever do something like this? I know the players gave STAR £5K towards Man City coaches but as far as I can remember that didn't come directly from the club. I'm not holding my breath.
Expect a rush of tickets if we beat Wigan and/or Spurs. As it stands this game's a nothing game as results for Bolton and/or Fulham mean we're down.madreadingfan wrote:I cant believe some people might not be going to derby on here!!
-It could be one of the biggest games of the season
- We might already be safe
- Last match of the season
- good atmosphere
- inflatables day
- we might actually beat this team away because they are bottom!!
- AND celebrations if we stay up!!
Can we bring inflatables? That seems to be the main selling point for actually going to the gameHuntley & Palmer wrote:Pub watching both sets of games live with a bar yards away > Going to Derby
I think Silver Fox meant to the pub rather than to Pride ParkSymonsO wrote:Yeah I think there is a mention of it under the STAR section.
Bring anythig aslong as it is reasonable size and not offensive!
"deflated"Dirk Gently wrote:You're doing the work of headline-writers for them if any inflatables at Derby lose their air at any point - "Even the inflatables couldn't stay up...."
T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Agreed JStC.
On a slightly different note - I saw something on SSN this morning that Bolton are providing free transport for their supporters to get to the Boro game this weekend. 2 things:
1. Hopefully this will have the same effect as Operation Ewood did for CharLOLton.
2. Will RFC ever do something like this? I know the players gave STAR £5K towards Man City coaches but as far as I can remember that didn't come directly from the club. I'm not holding my breath.
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