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Posted by: Jaws, April 16, 2015, 11:54am
Any ideas on dates? Who gets priority after ST holders?
*EDIT dates for tickets not the actual games
Posted by: pizzzza, April 16, 2015, 12:02pm; Reply: 1
For the first (away) leg we do not even know who we will be playing (and probably won't until after the Aldershot game).
For the second leg I guess they will put Aldershot stubs in the mix to boost the attendance for that game.
My best guess is therefore Sunday morning 26th April.
Posted by: wycombemariner, April 16, 2015, 12:41pm; Reply: 2
Or both legs will be on BT sport ;)
Posted by: The Yard Dog, April 16, 2015, 1:00pm; Reply: 3
All the play-off games are live BT Sports
Posted by: Caesar, April 16, 2015, 2:04pm; Reply: 4
BT sports OK if not possible, but am determined to do both legs this year after only doing away legs past 2 years! Though seeing this has now got me paranoid about getting tickets for them.
Posted by: Rodley Mariner, April 16, 2015, 2:08pm; Reply: 5
BT sports OK if not possible, but am determined to do both legs this year after only doing away legs past 2 years! Though seeing this has now got me paranoid about getting tickets for them.
We haven't got close to selling out at home to Newport or Gateshead have we? Suppose it being the second leg might make a difference, particularly if the first leg goes well but really don't think it'll be a problem. I'd have thought you'll be absolutely fine away as well with it likely to be Eastleigh or Forest Green, midweek and on the telly.
Posted by: gary_elton, April 16, 2015, 2:17pm; Reply: 6
I hope to make the away game , and that I should be able to get 2 tickets as a
lifetime Trust member and the lttle un being a junior trust member.... that'll be a cool night out....
we will sell out our away allocation no problem...
UTM !!!
Posted by: JonnyK, April 16, 2015, 2:31pm; Reply: 7
What are people's thoughts for the home game? Will many make it to general sale? I'm not an ST holder and can't make Aldershot. I was thinking of buying a ticket for Aldershot and not go just to get the stub but the seems wrong and a little silly.
Posted by: Rodley Mariner, April 16, 2015, 2:37pm; Reply: 8
Become a Trust member. Similar price to a ticket but it should guarantee you a ticket and it'll last and give you the same privilege for a full year.
Posted by: Caesar, April 16, 2015, 3:03pm; Reply: 9
We haven't got close to selling out at home to Newport or Gateshead have we? Suppose it being the second leg might make a difference, particularly if the first leg goes well but really don't think it'll be a problem. I'd have thought you'll be absolutely fine away as well with it likely to be Eastleigh or Forest Green, midweek and on the telly.
Yeah I am 95% sure it shouldn't be a problem at all. But both Newport and Gateshead were following reasonably poor home legs, Second leg being at home means that I think we will get a great crowd going if 1st leg goes well.
Posted by: grimsby pete, April 16, 2015, 4:37pm; Reply: 10
Even if we lose the first leg do not despair ,
We will romp home in the home leg,
You might say rubbish but that's how things go in these situations,trust me,
We are brilliant away all season so we lose in the 1st leg,
We are average to poor in the home games so we are going to be at our best in the 2nd leg,
Bristol Rovers are the only team to beat us and draw the other league game,
So we hammer them at Wembley,
Got to go now its time for my pills. :) :)
Posted by: moosey_club, April 17, 2015, 9:57pm; Reply: 11
Become a Trust member. Similar price to a ticket but it should guarantee you a ticket and it'll last and give you the same privilege for a full year.
From what i recall there has been little benefit in being a trust member over and above being a regular supporter when it comes to ticket sales, trust members have been grouped in with stub holders of late so no real benefit at all, you are in the second round of sales with a ticket stub or as a trust member, and i would guess a large percentage of trust members would already have stubs anyway.
Posted by: Fcukthescunts, April 17, 2015, 10:07pm; Reply: 12
Booked in a Hotel on the Wed evening near Reading with work so hoping we play on that night against a Southern based team and my evening meeting with customers will be on a terrace watching town!
Posted by: GollyGTFC, April 19, 2015, 6:33pm; Reply: 13
Booked in a Hotel on the Wed evening near Reading with work so hoping we play on that night against a Southern based team and my evening meeting with customers will be on a terrace watching town!
We will play on the Wednesday/Sunday. Bristol City are at home on the Sunday, so Rovers will play on the Thursday/Monday.
Posted by: easypeersy, April 19, 2015, 8:02pm; Reply: 14
Posted by: easypeersy, April 19, 2015, 8:06pm; Reply: 15
Final at Wembley will be FGR v Grimsby Town.
I believe FGR will beat either Bristol or Barnet!
Posted by: GrimRob, April 19, 2015, 8:49pm; Reply: 16
From what i recall there has been little benefit in being a trust member over and above being a regular supporter when it comes to ticket sales, trust members have been grouped in with stub holders of late so no real benefit at all, you are in the second round of sales with a ticket stub or as a trust member, and i would guess a large percentage of trust members would already have stubs anyway.
Yes but if you can't get to every game because of where you live then it's a no brainer to join the Trust because you jump the queue (or where you would otherwise have been in it) for tickets to big games
Posted by: brigg_mariner, April 20, 2015, 1:04pm; Reply: 17
Joining the trust is a good option for people like me who can no longer make all the games but would like access to all ticket games like the play-off games.
I joined today, £15 for a year.
I know I cannot make the Aldershot game so gives me that option for tickets.
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