Club still has hundreds for sale on Seatwave.
You'd think four hours after announcing it on twitter that they might have updated the website, so you could actually buy said tickets.
Quote from: ClaretAndBlueBlood on December 09, 2016, 02:50:42 PMjust had an email from the club saying that they are opening the Upper Trinity for the Burton game on boxing day because it is approaching a sell out!!!previous season ticket holders up there have until next Wednesday to claim their old seatsVery disappointed that you choose to broadcast this news rather than letting me know via PM so that I can storm the Guess the Crowd League.
just had an email from the club saying that they are opening the Upper Trinity for the Burton game on boxing day because it is approaching a sell out!!!previous season ticket holders up there have until next Wednesday to claim their old seats
That lot will have to dig out their ties again now.
We've missed the tutting and face-palms from the upper balcony. Welcome back!
You never know, West Mids Travel may even put a bus on. Only one, mind you.
I sat up there once, we beat Bolton 4-0 in 2008. Me and my old man had free tickets from his work so used them as a change from the Holte. It was like being in a different ground rather than stand. When we scored everyone stood up, clapped politely and sat back down again in silence. Never again.
Why have all the concourse lights been on for every game this season, even though there's not been a sausage up there?As a tight fisted bloke who moans when the hall light is left on, turns the thermostat down to near freezing and encorages jumpers & blankets instead of having the gas fire on, this really grinds my gears. It must cost a fortune on the electric!
Never mind the upper tier anyway: the central section of the middle tier is so sparsely populated that they could probably get by with a few reading lamps.
Quote from: Pete3206 on December 09, 2016, 09:58:20 PMWhy have all the concourse lights been on for every game this season, even though there's not been a sausage up there?As a tight fisted bloke who moans when the hall light is left on, turns the thermostat down to near freezing and encorages jumpers & blankets instead of having the gas fire on, this really grinds my gears. It must cost a fortune on the electric!My mate got a couple of free tickets sitting there a couple of years ago. We got a few hard stares due to our 'encouragement and enthusiasm' during the game.I can recall one slightly older couple who we had to ask to get by to get to our seats who had their blanket and flask out. They did not say a word to each other or any other person during the whole ninety minutes even when we scored.