I think the club overestimated the demand for the game. 12.30 ko has put a few off.Four days ago the Club offered guaranteed buyback on tickets put on the ticket exchange. Today they are offering up to four tickets per Member.
Have the day trippers and tourists abandoned us already ?
There are no "standing areas" in SSL3 for blues, only away fans, though a good number do stand next to the away fans.Looking for 2 tickets sat together (1 adult, 1 child, or can be 2 adult) in SSL3, but not the standing area. Thanks
I’m guessing that’s what he means. The area where people tend to stand ie block 314.There are no "standing areas" in SSL3 for blues, only away fans, though a good number do stand next to the away fans.
Yeah, if you're in block 314 then you're standing through the match, even though of course it's not an "official" standing area.I’m guessing that’s what he means. The area where people tend to stand ie block 314.
They probably forgot that the club is based in a third world country as far as public transport goes (and a few other things…..).I think the club overestimated the demand for the game. 12.30 ko has put a few off.
Not me though :-)
I've also 'bottled it' not fancying an early morning drive & a curtailed xmas day celebration.They probably forgot that the club is based in a third world country as far as public transport goes (and a few other things…..).
If their clubs plan is to appeal to ‘fans’ outside of the locality and there are no trains running, at all, then you’re going to struggle. If Burnham then thinks no trains, an inadequate tram system and no local parking is also a good idea, they really shouldn’t be surprised that it’ll be a difficult sell.
On top of that, a 1230 kick off just about tops it off.
I’ve got a 7 hour round trip, my son now lives in Surrey and, with no trains has no chance of making it.
I’ve therefore got no idea why we persist with the Boxing Day nonsense anymore anyway.