I notice we've now been given an extra but final allocation but it still says only just over 2000. I think we could take 4-5000 to this and you'd think Reading would want to cash in.
Slightly off topic but Everton cup tickets are £25. I think the club has dropped a bo*£ock there to be honest. EFL cup should always be £15 to draw a crowd. Put the prices up and you risk some resentment when you field a B Team...
me and my mate will be getting everton tickets in the ellerslie (surely that will be opened up and we dont have to sit in the south africa road again its far too posh for me that end)
so that will be number 4 game of the season notched up.
not bad for a fella thats justmoved house and trying to get away from all the DIY needed
me and my mate will be getting everton tickets in the ellerslie (surely that will be opened up and we dont have to sit in the south africa road again its far too posh for me that end)
so that will be number 4 game of the season notched up.
not bad for a fella thats justmoved house and trying to get away from all the DIY needed
If your missus finds a hammer you will not know what hit you!
Well guess who was unable to get a ticket for Reading, despite putting all the miles in for the earlier away games. The club have really made a mess of this one.
To anybody lucky enough to get one, fair play and enjoy it!
Well guess who was unable to get a ticket for Reading, despite putting all the miles in for the earlier away games. The club have really made a mess of this one.
To anybody lucky enough to get one, fair play and enjoy it!
Sorry to hear that ranger-boy. I must admit I was toying with trekking up to the M25 and around to Reading for this game, but then realised it was our building's AGM and my wife's birthday. So listening to the Directors talking sense and our Freeholder not, plus the more-important high tea outing take precedence to my enjoyment at another Rs super performance....
Last Edit: Sept 4, 2021 13:27:05 GMT by kingfisher
Well guess who was unable to get a ticket for Reading, despite putting all the miles in for the earlier away games. The club have really made a mess of this one.
To anybody lucky enough to get one, fair play and enjoy it!
Sorry to hear that ranger-boy . I must admit I was toying with trekking up to the M25 and around to Reading for this game, but then realised it was our building's AGM and my wife's birthday. So listening to the Directors talking sense and our Freeholder not, plus the more-important high tea outing take precedence to my enjoyment at another Rs super performance....
The club seem to have made a real mess of selling tickets for this match. Not sure why they put them up for General Sale before offering them to Season Ticket holders or to fans who regularly travel but somebody has mucked up.
It doesn't help that this follows sharp on the heels of the issues faced by our fans attending the home match with Millwall.
So, I mentioned to Mrs E17 about the game and her exact word were: "I thought you were going to football anyway - have fun"
I guess that's why we're 30 years married.
That is really nice e17hoop! My wife is more in the category of being 'resigned' to me announcing I plan to take the train up to London to watch the match. Secretly I think she loves the peace and quiet, and she is actually interested in the result...
The club are considering a beamback of the Reading match on Saturday due to the phenomenal demand.
Yes please Lee!
No to be....Bah humbug!
Other news: Chair trained on Friday and deemed fit enough to play; Dykes playing the internationals may lead to Gray getting his debut; and Wallace still out recovering from his hamstring injury
