Sat Sep 17, 2011 11:17 pm
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Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:05 am
Lawnmower wrote:That part of the ground was closed for safety reasons as they are still doing upgrade work. The home ends were a sell-out.
In a way we have done something similar in the past. The corner areas of the Canton aren't on sale on e-ticketing until the rest of the ground is mainly full. These days though they are needed for us.
With 23k crowds, about 1000 spare space in the Prem club, 1500 in away end, 500 for segreagation we don't have a huge amount of empty space.
It didnt help blackpool's support much. Second best all afternoon to the mighty Blue Army![]()
Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:09 am
carlccfc wrote:Lawnmower wrote:That part of the ground was closed for safety reasons as they are still doing upgrade work. The home ends were a sell-out.
In a way we have done something similar in the past. The corner areas of the Canton aren't on sale on e-ticketing until the rest of the ground is mainly full. These days though they are needed for us.
With 23k crowds, about 1000 spare space in the Prem club, 1500 in away end, 500 for segreagation we don't have a huge amount of empty space.
It didnt help blackpool's support much. Second best all afternoon to the mighty Blue Army![]()
I think the point Annis is trying to make Tim is regards to the Carling cup matches, rather than open all four stands why not open just 2, ie. Grandstand and Ninian
Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:22 am
carlccfc wrote:Lawnmower wrote:That part of the ground was closed for safety reasons as they are still doing upgrade work. The home ends were a sell-out.
In a way we have done something similar in the past. The corner areas of the Canton aren't on sale on e-ticketing until the rest of the ground is mainly full. These days though they are needed for us.
With 23k crowds, about 1000 spare space in the Prem club, 1500 in away end, 500 for segreagation we don't have a huge amount of empty space.
It didnt help blackpool's support much. Second best all afternoon to the mighty Blue Army![]()
I think the point Annis is trying to make Tim is regards to the Carling cup matches, rather than open all four stands why not open just 2, ie. Grandstand and Ninian
Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:24 am
Lawnmower wrote:carlccfc wrote:Lawnmower wrote:That part of the ground was closed for safety reasons as they are still doing upgrade work. The home ends were a sell-out.
In a way we have done something similar in the past. The corner areas of the Canton aren't on sale on e-ticketing until the rest of the ground is mainly full. These days though they are needed for us.
With 23k crowds, about 1000 spare space in the Prem club, 1500 in away end, 500 for segreagation we don't have a huge amount of empty space.
It didnt help blackpool's support much. Second best all afternoon to the mighty Blue Army![]()
I think the point Annis is trying to make Tim is regards to the Carling cup matches, rather than open all four stands why not open just 2, ie. Grandstand and Ninian
Fair enough, the crowds for the Carling are shocking.
Might be worth sending 50 free kids/student tickets to 200 schools and fill the place with youngsters
Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:54 am
Forever Blue wrote:Lawnmower wrote:carlccfc wrote:Lawnmower wrote:That part of the ground was closed for safety reasons as they are still doing upgrade work. The home ends were a sell-out.
In a way we have done something similar in the past. The corner areas of the Canton aren't on sale on e-ticketing until the rest of the ground is mainly full. These days though they are needed for us.
With 23k crowds, about 1000 spare space in the Prem club, 1500 in away end, 500 for segreagation we don't have a huge amount of empty space.
It didnt help blackpool's support much. Second best all afternoon to the mighty Blue Army![]()
I think the point Annis is trying to make Tim is regards to the Carling cup matches, rather than open all four stands why not open just 2, ie. Grandstand and Ninian
Fair enough, the crowds for the Carling are shocking.
Might be worth sending 50 free kids/student tickets to 200 schools and fill the place with youngsters
Tim, its £10,£5 and £1 Prices are spot on.
But surely close at least one full section of the ground .
Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:05 am
Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:41 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Lawnmower
Yes the tickets are cheap, but a flyer out to schools with a wad of free tickets could entice a load more down, and some of those could become fans for life.
I'm taking advantage and going in the prem club with my wife and kids. £30 for the 4 of us - bargain. Not so good £7 for burger and chips (which is lovely by the way) .
Yes your right it would not hurt to do that, they can keep their burgers![]()
By the way Tim, I gave you a mention in my new book, you've always been a great help![]()
Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:51 pm