Look on the official site which is a challenge in itself. Then non the wiser - phone the T/O.Archie's penalty wrote:How are tickets selling for this match? Any left?
Plenty of ViaGoGo if you struggle.Archie's penalty wrote:How are tickets selling for this match? Any left?
Is it cheaper than the ridiculous price we have to pay for it? £40? (sic!)Divvy wrote:Plenty of ViaGoGo if you struggle.Archie's penalty wrote:How are tickets selling for this match? Any left?
The new official site is horrible!royalexile wrote:Look on the official site which is a challenge in itself. Then non the wiser - phone the T/O.Archie's penalty wrote:How are tickets selling for this match? Any left?
Never heard of that site before - looks pretty cool as you can get tickets in all areas of the ground, it is fairly pricey but worth it for a match that you really want to go to.Divvy wrote:Plenty of ViaGoGo if you struggle.Archie's penalty wrote:How are tickets selling for this match? Any left?
It doesn't work for me - has this silly white sheen that means you can't click on anything. Does anyone else get the same problem?Archie's penalty wrote:The new official site is horrible!royalexile wrote:Look on the official site which is a challenge in itself. Then non the wiser - phone the T/O.Archie's penalty wrote:How are tickets selling for this match? Any left?
Green wrote:In for my first home game in about a decade
You wouldn't believe it but the whole matchday preamble at the Madejski is thoroughly embarrassing. Getting Robbie Savage to do his Strictly routine at half-time was the nadir. When I go to home games now I make sure I turn up just as the whistle is blown to begin the match, and at half time I make a beeline to the outdoor bit.Green wrote:Genuinely interested to see how much of this is HNA myth.
It's what most would call perfect timing.Green wrote:As mentioned to me by both your goodself and The Rouge I quite like the idea of the Nags bus - the main selling point being you turn up just before kick off, maximising pub time and minimising family style entertainment.
Yes, of course, get to the Nags early and miss the first half of the game.Green wrote:As mentioned to me by both your goodself and The Rouge I quite like the idea of the Nags bus - the main selling point being you turn up just before kick off, maximising pub time and minimising family style entertainment.
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