tylswhite Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Difficult to say exact numbers at flum as the away end is also the neutral end I saw a bloke in full chelski regalia in the bolton end. Oh a good few Koreans were in attendance too. Ok then maybe they could do anybody who went to Fulham who has a previous purchasing history with BWFC so they arent one game wonders?
tylswhite Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 There would also be brum tickets to take into account i suppose. All im saying on the whole is i reckon people who have been to fa cup matches this season(especially fulham) should have some sort of priority over people who are buying open sale. ST holders and members should obviously come first.
passmosster Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Fortunately, im hopefully goin to Wembley at best or Craven Cottage at worst. Be careful going to Craven Cottage as you might pick up a nasty attack of "Sour Grapes Disease" (SGD) which spread like wildfire from their manager to players to fans and then to the press box yesterday. Symptoms are halluncinating on foul play by opponents and repetitive chanting. Not to be confused with repetitive "Old Fogey Disease" (OFD) as evidenced by Alan Mullery at half time. No major decisions against them and they still blame the referee. We didn't get a pen for a blatant push and they did get an honorary OT old boy 4 mins additional time at the end. In Hughes case, a particularly nasty symptom is continuously remembering he once played for Utd and expecting free kicks and pens for nonfouls. Can be terminal with a bit of luck.
jules_darby Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Fortunately, im hopefully goin to Wembley at best or Craven Cottage at worst. Be careful going to Craven Cottage as you might pick up a nasty attack of "Sour Grapes Disease" (SGD) which spread like wildfire from their manager to players to fans and then to the press box yesterday. Symptoms are halluncinating on foul play by opponents and repetitive chanting. Not to be confused with repetitive "Old Fogey Disease" (OFD) as evidenced by Alan Mullery at half time. No major decisions against them and they still blame the referee. We didn't get a pen for a blatant push and they did get an honorary OT old boy 4 mins additional time at the end. In Hughes case, a particularly nasty symptom is continuously remembering he once played for Utd and expecting free kicks and pens for nonfouls. Can be terminal with a bit of luck. I have to say, I was rather surprised and amused by that circus I reckon they've looked at the draw, seen Wigan or Bolton @ home after playing a midweek replay and following their demolition of Spurs, assumed they'd walk into the quarters We had all of the clear cut chances And where were they when they were shit....
oggybwfc Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Me and mini oggy season tickets and Lifeline members jobs a goodun.
MickyD Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 The danger with the ticket allocation is that the ticket office won't have learned lessons from previous finals or, more accurately, the final against Boro. If they give S/T holders too many tickets per S/T then some non S/T holders will be left to beg, steal or plead for a ticket that they are no less deserving than the S/T holder who has never considered attending anything except home games. [/b] Bollocks! S/T holders should always get priority. Bolton messed up in the Carling Cup Final by failing to guarantee that all S/T holders got one. This was unacceptable as we had around 30 thousand tickets and less than 20 thousand S/T holders. Show me, in the post you are replying to, where I intimated that S/T holders shouldn't get priority. My point was about the number of tickets each S/T holder gets. Surely then it should be one per season ticket, then whatever is left open sale. Fk giving season ticket holders two plus tickets etc so they can take wags etc who never go a game. Whould have to take chance in open sale if non season ticket holder and sit separate at game. Nothing up with taking the one back when you queue for the open sale one and then getting two together.
Zico Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Fortunately, im hopefully goin to Wembley at best or Craven Cottage at worst. Be careful going to Craven Cottage as you might pick up a nasty attack of "Sour Grapes Disease" (SGD) which spread like wildfire from their manager to players to fans and then to the press box yesterday. Symptoms are halluncinating on foul play by opponents and repetitive chanting. Not to be confused with repetitive "Old Fogey Disease" (OFD) as evidenced by Alan Mullery at half time. No major decisions against them and they still blame the referee. We didn't get a pen for a blatant push and they did get an honorary OT old boy 4 mins additional time at the end. In Hughes case, a particularly nasty symptom is continuously remembering he once played for Utd and expecting free kicks and pens for nonfouls. Can be terminal with a bit of luck. it was amusing but given our loudest chant per game is often that "Cheat" one, I think we're all guilty of it
The True Marple White Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 (edited) IF Bolton did get to wembley there would be no need to have a priority voucher policy, we have x thousand ST holders 13/14 at a guess so everyone can have one, then it is open sale = simples. I would hope that the ticket office have learnt that they can't give 2 per ST, if they do the place needs storming! Edited February 21, 2011 by The True Marple White
jules_darby Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 All this talk of ticketing for Wembley is vexing me It will put a fucking curse on us - stop it now you daft fuckers!
Athywhite_Mike Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 IF Bolton did get to wembley there would be no need to have a priority voucher policy, we have x thousand ST holders 13/14 at a guess so everyone can have one, then it is open sale = simples. I would hope that the ticket office have learnt that they can't give 2 per ST, if they do the place needs storming! or the Head of the Ticket Office / Manager.
Zico Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 All this talk of ticketing for Wembley is vexing me It will put a fucking curse on us - stop it now you daft fuckers! I know all talk SHOULD be about whether or not we'd get one for St Andrews...
gudnisson Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Show me, in the post you are replying to, where I intimated that S/T holders shouldn't get priority. My point was about the number of tickets each S/T holder gets. Fair enough but I disagree that a non S/T holder who attends regular away games is equally deserving as your original post suggested
MickyD Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 I never mentioned non-S/T holders being more deserving than S/T holders. There are folk on here who don't attend home games but rarely miss an away game. They prefer the atmosphere at away games or, more likely, despise the non-atmosphere at the Reebok. What I was saying was that I didn't think this fan was any less deserving of a cup final ticket than the wife of a S/T holder.
woolli Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Ok then maybe they could do anybody who went to Fulham who has a previous purchasing history with BWFC so they arent one game wonders? Will I get one after being a season ticket holder for 36 years before moving to Tenerife?
fruitbat69 Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Don't forget your celeb hangers on aka Vernon Kay,Paddy Mcguiness,Amir Khan etc.Only fair we keep some tickets back for them
G/L WANDERER Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 If we get to Wembley for the semis hopefully the club have learnt their lesson from the Boro game,the thing that might be a problem is getting hotels,its the same weekend as the London Marathon.
tylswhite Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Will I get one after being a season ticket holder for 36 years before moving to Tenerife? Im not the ticket office or owt but if you buy one when they go on open sale yes.
superkev Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 I am a season ticket holder, but will i get higher priority if I show my ticket stub from The Sherpa Van Trophy Final
tarian1979 Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Show me, in the post you are replying to, where I intimated that S/T holders shouldn't get priority. My point was about the number of tickets each S/T holder gets. Nothing up with taking the one back when you queue for the open sale one and then getting two together. a very good point to be fair - would they let you do that?
MickyD Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 a very good point to be fair - would they let you do that? I would think so. It may make their job more difficult later on as they'll have lots of single tickets but that probably wouldn't bother them.
Traf Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 I would think so. It may make their job more difficult later on as they'll have lots of single tickets but that probably wouldn't bother them. It'd more likely send their brains into meltdown.
RUREADY2ROLL Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 Sky said we took around 500. You always think there is more when you are in amongst it !! Anyway, doesn't matter as we are through - well done lads. We had tickets right behind the goal and all our lot was to the left side; I reckon there was about 1200 - 1500 there
Guest Frandsen08 Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 we'll get west ham in the final and they'll give us the dickin that is due to us!
Guest bwfcdan Posted February 22, 2011 Posted February 22, 2011 we'll get west ham in the final and they'll give us the dickin that is due to us! If we played West Ham in the final we'd tonk them..
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