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Post by kenglowhite on Oct 18, 2019 18:30:48 GMT
A friend coming up from Northampton has been trying to buy tickets in Upper West for tomorrow v Rochdale, but (a) found it impossible to get through to ticket sales despite hanging on to his phone for 40 minutes today, and (b) online showing little or no availability in Upper West. Does anyone know if tickets are in such high demand that there is little or no availability, or is it just a marketing cock-up ? Admittedly he left it a bit late, but surely Friday afternoon should not be out of the way for an out of town supporter making a late decision to visit ! And, any ideas how he should go about it tomorrow?
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Post by whitesince63 on Oct 18, 2019 19:36:26 GMT
Sounds like a fault to me Kenglo, I can’t believe the Upper West is anywhere near sold out. I don’t think there’s any blocks to buying on the day so maybe he should just get one from the ticket office? Doesn’t sound good though and it’s things like that that put people off for the future. I’m in Upper East and there’s plenty room there so if West is full he can always join me.
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Post by kenglowhite on Oct 18, 2019 21:30:10 GMT
I'll pass on our advice 63, for which thanks, but it is bad organisation really I thiink. Meanwhile we now have four strikers available for tomorrows 's game I have a tune in mind if Dodoo scores. Am going for a win, 3-1 and I hope that sets the standard to let the team do the talking in future in place of all that verbiage coming out of the management team.
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Post by kenglowhite on Oct 19, 2019 18:44:36 GMT
My friend got his ticket - a long way to come for that second half display. At least he would have liked to take a programme home with him, but alas there were none on sale as there usually are outside the stadium West side, and none inside. As far as we were concerned there were a host of ghosts on the field, particularly after we took the lead. It's time for Hill and Flitcroft to get over themselves and get the players proper;y prepared. True, there were one or two reserves on the teamsheet, but they were not exactly helped by their so-called experienced teammates. Dodoo looks a better striker than the rusty Murphy, who rarely saw any action, while none of the players all match seemed to have any confidence on the ball. We are really missing Bridcutt and Wright, but instead if strutting their stuff all the while shouldn't the management team be preparing us for clean sheets pending their return. Until our defence is better there is little hope of a goal glut,
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