AFAIC?Matt de K wrote:Good. The less of those piss throwers the better AFAIC
I thought that was a bizarre comment too!Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Exactly, our home record has seen sh1t this seasony26 royal wrote:Great news, i agree that over all we dont fare well in games when the whole south stand is giving to away supprters! Lets just hope we sell them!Thaumagurist* wrote:South Stand is now apparently on sale to Reading fans....
http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDet ... 13,00.html
As far as I'm concernedSLAMMED wrote:AFAIC?Matt de K wrote:Good. The less of those piss throwers the better AFAIC
At the moment looks like there are still loads of seats left. I'm with you I really want us to fill it out. I'm just gutted I'd already bought my ticket as I'm low down Y21-ish which is far inferior to anywhere I like on the south stand. Come on you last-minute-deal-lovers you, buy your tickets...royalexile wrote:Lets just hope the south stand for our support is a complete sell out and a good taste of the club actually getting a policy right. Its so depressing looking at an empty south stand.

Not that astonishing, there is a lack of cash about, it may not be a lot for you, but £23 a ticket is a lot for many, especially if money is short after Xmas. And for many payday will be this thursday or friday.Schards#2 wrote:Astonishingly, no sell out.
Plus the South Stand only went on sale to home fans a week or so ago, pending queries on whether Wolves would want it themselves. Plus a fair few tickets were sold to West Midlands inbreds and then cancelled, so were off-sale for a while.The 17 Bus wrote:Not that astonishing, there is a lack of cash about, it may not be a lot for you, but £23 a ticket is a lot for many, especially if money is short after Xmas. And for many payday will be this thursday or friday.Schards#2 wrote:Astonishingly, no sell out.
Still it was about 8k more than Brum.
Yep, I know exactlky what you mean - there is still a perception out there that it is difficult to get tickets for Reading home games - and amongst the type of people we need to be attracting as new supporters.Silver Fox wrote:Without wanting to get involved in anything I genuinely reckon we'd have sold more tickets last night if we had a 30K capacity. Obviously we'd ahve sold more to away fans for starters but I reckon the man in the street wouldn't have fancied their chances of getting a ticket last night yet they would if the stadium was bigger. Don't know if that makes any sense but I know what I mean
A Wolves fan who somehow got into the Jazz Cafe and had a ticket in the East Stand said that up there tickets were being touted for £80. He himself got his ticket by joining as a RFC member (despite living in the West Midlands) and he said that loads of others had done the same but had then been sussed and had their tickets and membership cancelled. The reason therefore it fell short of a sell out was most likely unsold tickets in the hands of touts plus inadequate time to re-sell the cancelled tickets.Dirk Gently wrote:Plus the South Stand only went on sale to home fans a week or so ago, pending queries on whether Wolves would want it themselves. Plus a fair few tickets were sold to West Midlands inbreds and then cancelled, so were off-sale for a while.The 17 Bus wrote:Not that astonishing, there is a lack of cash about, it may not be a lot for you, but £23 a ticket is a lot for many, especially if money is short after Xmas. And for many payday will be this thursday or friday.Schards#2 wrote:Astonishingly, no sell out.
Still it was about 8k more than Brum.
Really? Oh, dear! How did that happen, then?North Somerset Royal wrote: A Wolves fan who somehow got into the Jazz Cafe and had a ticket in the East Stand said that up there tickets were being touted for £80. He himself got his ticket by joining as a RFC member (despite living in the West Midlands) and he said that loads of others had done the same but had then been sussed and had their tickets and membership cancelled. The reason therefore it fell short of a sell out was most likely unsold tickets in the hands of touts plus inadequate time to re-sell the cancelled tickets.
DNA samplesDirk Gently wrote:Really? Oh, dear! How did that happen, then?North Somerset Royal wrote: A Wolves fan who somehow got into the Jazz Cafe and had a ticket in the East Stand said that up there tickets were being touted for £80. He himself got his ticket by joining as a RFC member (despite living in the West Midlands) and he said that loads of others had done the same but had then been sussed and had their tickets and membership cancelled. The reason therefore it fell short of a sell out was most likely unsold tickets in the hands of touts plus inadequate time to re-sell the cancelled tickets.
No, indeed. However the attendance was close to it - 23K!Schards#2 wrote:Astonishingly, no sell out.
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