20th Jan, trains now on sale. Must be some work somewhere down the route as everything from both Manchester and Wigan are taking 3 hours rather than the usual 2 hours.

£48.80 return with a Railcard which isn’t bad going at all I reckon

2 hours ago, Traf said:

I've pretty much given up on getting a ticket for Orient. 
I've got a meeting at 10 that I can't get out of.
Added to missing out on Fleetwood & Luton, I'm pissed off.

Keep the faith pal

If anyone does make it through to the checkout, has a client ref spare and fancies sticking another U18 ticket in the basket lll buy it of em!! 

had zero luck for any of the mad scramble fixtures…

Need a scheme something like this.

 

 

 

 

Can see this being another bloody mad scramble, and the same cunts will be buying extra tickets that they don't need...

I couldn't do that to a fellow Bolton fan who's trying their best to get tickets online....

 

Hopefully the LL Leg-End will have a fast finger to sort ours tomorrow....

Train tickets already booked........

It's London, baby......

have people actually been selling recent tickets above face value? 

Somebody on FB were selling Luton tickets at "a reasonable price", I questioned him and he did not reply

Trouble is on facebook at the moment you have twats posting if you want Luton/Fleetwood/Lincoln tickets etc "Billy Bloggs has 2 spare" and tagging him in - for a laugh!!!! - Fcukin hilarious!!!

6 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

All football is expensive these days.

It's not a big ground, so they can't generate a lot of revenue from numbers, and it's a London club.

The London weighting effect will apply to their employees like anyone else.

I'm not surprised at that ticket price. 

I must admit I'm surprised its less than £30 for any EFL game in London.  About the price of 4 pints there.  Anything else in London - theatre, food, hotels, parking or whatever, costs a lot more than here, but football seems to be roughly the same price. £29 for tickets at the side of the pitch is very similar to our matchday prices in ESL/WSL.

6 hours ago, MickyD said:

What did we charge them? Certainly not £27, I know that much.

I don't think we can expect our opponents when we have a family day to reciprocate prices when we go there.  We pick the games that will otherwise be least attractive for whatever reason, if other clubs are doing the same they have the right to pick their worst games too and that's never going to be against us in this league.

5 hours ago, tomski said:

Defo makes more sense to wait for Carlisle. Robbing cockney bastards

That's going to be another fastest finger wins.  Doesn't their away end only hold 2k?  They will go in no time, whatever the price.

Just now, Johnnyrotten said:

That's going to be another fastest finger wins.  Doesn't their away end only hold 2k?  They will go in no time, whatever the price.

1500

2 hours ago, TrickyTrotter said:

Need a scheme something like this.

 

 

 

 

 

2 hours ago, TrickyTrotter said:

Need a scheme something like this.

 

 

 

 

They used to have vouchers in the programmes in the 70s. A good way of generating programmes sales.

4 minutes ago, woolli said:

 

They used to have vouchers in the programmes in the 70s. A good way of generating programmes sales.

Different times though

Now thered be a market for em

1 hour ago, Johnnyrotten said:

That's going to be another fastest finger wins.  Doesn't their away end only hold 2k?  They will go in no time, whatever the price.

I was saying in jest to be fair mate. Not arsed about going to that one.

1 hour ago, L/H White said:

have people actually been selling recent tickets above face value? 

Yes. I’ve seen people demanding £40 and £50 a ticket for Luton.

3 minutes ago, Jol_BWFC said:

Yes. I’ve seen people demanding £40 and £50 a ticket for Luton.

I think thats just cocks who think theyre funny

When theyre just cocks

13 minutes ago, Jol_BWFC said:

Yes. I’ve seen people demanding £40 and £50 a ticket for Luton.

Where? I’m about to pay £60 to sit in Luton hospitality… hopefully don’t end up in Luton hospital

16 minutes ago, Casino said:

I think thats just cocks who think theyre funny

When theyre just cocks

 

6 minutes ago, FrankPastit said:

Where? I’m about to pay £60 to sit in Luton hospitality… hopefully don’t end up in Luton hospital

They were offered privately via WhatsApp, rather than open forums e.g. Facebook.

1 hour ago, radcliffe white said:

1500

I got told on Monday that Carlisle have the option of opening the open end up to increase capacity for away fans when there's a big away following.

No idea if it's correct !!!

 

5 minutes ago, Jol_BWFC said:

 

They were offered privately via WhatsApp, rather than open forums e.g. Facebook.

Cocks and twats

 

32 minutes ago, bolton va va said:

I got told on Monday that Carlisle have the option of opening the open end up to increase capacity for away fans when there's a big away following.

No idea if it's correct !!!

 

I think Bradford had it in the play-offs.

I wouldn’t have thought that Plod will allow it for our game though.

31 minutes ago, captainmed said:

I think Bradford had it in the play-offs.

I wouldn’t have thought that Plod will allow it for our game though.

It was Carlisle fans behind both goals.  I remember watching it thinking it was the first time I'd seen them in that end for decades.  Bedlam when they scored, great to see, like going back to the 80s!  Bradford just had the seats at the side.

1 hour ago, bolton va va said:

I got told on Monday that Carlisle have the option of opening the open end up to increase capacity for away fans when there's a big away following.

No idea if it's correct !!!

 

Just going off what Derby got so can’t see it being different tbh 

Their ground holds a touch under 18000 according to wiki.

They average less than 9000.

You would imagine that they would have the ability to accommodate more than 1500 away supporters. 

Ah well, their loss.

10 hours ago, bolton va va said:

I got told on Monday that Carlisle have the option of opening the open end up to increase capacity for away fans when there's a big away following.

No idea if it's correct !!!

 

According to footballgroundguide.com

Away fans are housed on one side of the Pioneer (East) Stand (towards the Petterill End) where around 2,000 fans can be accommodated. This all seated, covered stand is located at one side of the pitch. It is fairly modern and the facilities within, plus the view of the playing area are good. For larger games then the Petterill End terrace can also be allocated which houses around 1,700 supporters.