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Post by davidm on Aug 6, 2019 17:25:52 GMT
Match ONTickets on sale:- Tickets will go sale from 9am on Wednesday morning and are only available in advance of match day. Please note that there will be no ticket sales on Saturday. Wanderers supporters can purchase their tickets in person from Bolton Central’s Ticket Office, over the telephone by calling 0844 871 2932 or online by visiting www.eticketing.co.uk/bwfc, until 5:30pm on Friday 9 August. The Ticket Office will be opening until 7pm on Thursday and Friday this week. Supporters are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets online in advance and use the Print At Home function. Tickets, which will only be available in the lower tiers for the West, East and North Stands. Tickets are priced from £24 for adults, £18 for over 65s & under 23s. Under 18s are priced from £12. Supporters who require wheelchair access or disability seating will need to book their ticket and carer’s ticket in person at the Ticket Office or via the telephone calling 0844 871 2932, selecting option 2 then option 1. Disability access tickets are not available online. Again, supporters are advised to book their tickets online and use the Print At Home delivery option. The Print At Home functionality allows supporters to have their match ticket sent direct to their designated email address, which can then be printed at home or at work. This will enable supporters to gain entry at the University of Bolton Stadium turnstiles, without the need to queue to collect their ticket. Tickets will not posted out and must be collected in person if the Print at Home delivery method is not selected. Information regarding season tickets for the remainder of the 2019/2020 Sky Bet League One campaign will be announced in due course and the club would like to apologise to supporters for any inconvenience.
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Post by davidm on Aug 6, 2019 17:36:34 GMT
We need to get into previewing the match.
If, as feared, the takeover drags on into Friday or later, it seems that we will have more or less the same team as at Wycombe.
I feel that it will be a case of celebrating having a club and the result will be secondary.
I can see Coventry beating us easily.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 6, 2019 18:39:14 GMT
I feel that it will be a case of celebrating having a club and the result will be secondary. It's been that way for quite a few seasons now, david. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 6, 2019 21:50:21 GMT
Unfortunately I won't be attending this game as I'm in Leicester on the pxss. I have this horrible feeling that Parky will still be in charge for another month or two so I don't think I'll bother until he's gone hopefully he will be out on his ear before we play Burton away in October as that's another ground I've not been to. On to Saturday V Coventry this might end up a bit of a beating hopefully not 1-2 sorry COYWM.
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Post by davidm on Aug 8, 2019 17:32:30 GMT
Comment from Coventry - they are better at giving out news than BWFC:-
We have spoken to Bolton just now, and they have confirmed that tickets will NOT be available tonight.
We will speak with Bolton again first thing in the morning, and will continue to keep fans updated
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Post by Deleted on Aug 8, 2019 18:36:04 GMT
Comment from Coventry - they are better at giving out news than BWFC:- We have spoken to Bolton just now, and they have confirmed that tickets will NOT be available tonight.
We will speak with Bolton again first thing in the morning, and will continue to keep fans updatedand the latest is Mr basisni has poked his nose in again and the sale is on hold , what effect this will have on Sats match I don't know , were he hopes to go I cant begin to know or think about, to me he is just like a small boy making baseless threats , any way the admin team are going to the legal team to get the whole thing sorted pronto . |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 9, 2019 9:51:38 GMT
Must speak to my so called source ,his hot news is more like history these days ,just cant get good staff.
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Post by realtrottersforever on Aug 9, 2019 10:10:10 GMT
Tickets now on sale £20 for adults, £10 all concessions
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Post by Deleted on Aug 9, 2019 12:47:08 GMT
Must speak to my so called source ,his hot news is more like history these days ,just cant get good staff. I didn't know you were friends with Marc Iles owdlad.  |
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Post by davidm on Aug 9, 2019 13:01:39 GMT
I think it is time to actually talk about the match itself.
Presumably, the team will be pretty close to the side that played at Wycombe.
I’m not sure how we will score as we look decidedly weak attack-wise. Defensively, we did well until Matthews’ blip but it’s asking a lot of the young lads to keep a clean sheet.
My major disappointment last week was the midfield. We had 3 senior outfield players, all of them playing in midfield so how come we could not dominate the opposition?
It will be great to have a match on - hopefully a decent crowd behind the team but I think that Coventry are a decent football-playing side so I am not too optimistic – 0-2.
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Post by andyl on Aug 9, 2019 14:01:38 GMT
Ah blessed football returns. I'm sorry I missed the euphoria at Wycombe, and it will certainly be interesting tomorrow, but this is a Phil team so no doubt it will be set up defensively with little attack other than the odd wrong footed winger? They will probably be imbued with passing habits and I doubt one week has been enough to discourage those so perhaps possession rates will be better? Also in recent seasons we have begun well through extra fitness but here younger players may fizzle out?
I'm not going under any illusions. It's likely that relative to teams who begin with two wins but might be relegation candidates ( always some) we will move to -18 pts but we can still hope for miracles.
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Post by greydad on Aug 9, 2019 14:38:59 GMT
Regardless of the interminable off-field issues it was a genuine relief to get tickets printed off this morning...I hope a decent take-up ensues given the last minute circumstances. There are still plenty of negative comments elsewhere re: pricing but it is hopefully a one off situation soon to be followed by details of season tickets and attractive family bundles for pay on the day customers. The team may indeed comprise a number of youngsters but as things stand those available for selection are the current "first team" squad...I and many others posted frequently regarding the lack of opportunities for youth last season, and whilst circumstances are far from ideal and selection is almost devoid of genuine choice there is a match to be played and a team to support...Thank Goodness!!
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Post by kenglowhite on Aug 9, 2019 15:57:34 GMT
I understand more than 7000 tickets were sold in the first three and a half hours. It does seem true Bolton supporters are rallying round. Once Bassini is seen off next week I hope new owners will be installed and everything moves on. Understandable that Rubin and Partners blew their top, but some of it possibly a reaction to their own inefficiencies. Maybe they will tighten up on their responsibilities in the next day or so.
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Post by OohMac on Aug 9, 2019 21:13:03 GMT
Hearing that senior players not happy again. Touch and go whether they play.
I wonder with all the rain thats due whether or not the groundsman will forget to turn off the sprinklers.
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Post by whitesince63 on Aug 9, 2019 22:33:32 GMT
I don’t think anyone will be happy until this sorry mess is sorted once and for all OM. I am breaking my curfew for tomorrow because I want to support those players who pull on the shirt and also FV for their continued resilience against formidable odds. That Parkinson is still here picking the team and dictating the system saddens me because I don’t want his negativity to be inflicted onto our young players, which it will if he’s here much longer. Will we manage a shot on target this week? Probably not under Parkys usual tactics but we have enough players with skill pace and enthusiasm to take the game to Coventry if they’re encouraged that way. Of course the Parky apologists will continue to maintain its the squad that’s not strong enough, not the manager that’s not competent enough. I firmly believe that managed correctly, encouraged, enthused that we can match anyone in this division. A good manager will find a way to win games whatever his squad, whereas Parky will once again do nothing new and rely on the belief everyone will accept another defeat as not his fault. I’d love to be confident for tomorrow but see Coventry winning comfortably 2 or 3 nil.
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