Whoppa722002
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Are you getting 8000.
That's what we have been allocated.
Are you getting 8000.
I hope you behave yourselves in town and show respect to normal people going about there business on trams and in pubs etc.That's what we have been allocated.
I hope you behave yourselves in town and show respect to normal people going about there business on trams and in pubs etc.[/QUOTE
It's a party mate so will be all good..
I bought a seat this morning. Block 125. £15 for seasoncard holders. Port Vale's announcement about Level 1 is misleading. All of Level 1 South Stand was onsale to City (which means Vale have about 7,500 seats).
As of Saturday we had sold 5800 of our allocation that's 3 days of season ticket sales. They go on general sale on Sunday but I can see us selling out the 8000.
Great effort.
That's very impressive. Shows the potential of the club. I am a little surprised that you have sold out though because all the communication said you had up to 8,000 seats and you were at 6,700 last night. Perhaps the 'missing' tickets are allocated to sponsors, players etc. You would have thought that if your allocation is 8,000 and the sales stood at 6,700, then there would still be tickets for sale.
The most likely blocks would have been the blocks that City use for away fans in Level 1 but they already have City fans in them (our singing section is in them). They are blocks 113 and 114.O.l. there are quite a few unhappy Vale fans still wanting tickets as they haven't hit general sale yet and we have sold out (shifted 1300 in 4 hours, something not right there but...). Seriously though as we have asked for more tickets and will probably be told no, from what I've read, is there a block (area) close to the away allocation that fans could buy tickets for. Just not fair on the fans that don't have season tickets.
Thanks for any help...
not unless you want a knuckle sandwich.O.l. there are quite a few unhappy Vale fans still wanting tickets as they haven't hit general sale yet and we have sold out (shifted 1300 in 4 hours, something not right there but...). Seriously though as we have asked for more tickets and will probably be told no, from what I've read, is there a block (area) close to the away allocation that fans could buy tickets for. Just not fair on the fans that don't have season tickets.
Thanks for any help...
Wow you've got some brass neck you, 8k tickets and still not happy, for them that don't have season tickets TOUGH.O.l. there are quite a few unhappy Vale fans still wanting tickets as they haven't hit general sale yet and we have sold out (shifted 1300 in 4 hours, something not right there but...). Seriously though as we have asked for more tickets and will probably be told no, from what I've read, is there a block (area) close to the away allocation that fans could buy tickets for. Just not fair on the fans that don't have season tickets.
Thanks for any help...
It happens. During the 1965-66 season, City (when top of the Second Division) were getting crowds of around 25,000 for League matches yet sold out 63,034 for an FA Cup match against Everton. A week later a home match against Plymouth attracted a crowd of 24,087.Amazing, they get around 4-5000 for home league games, and suddenly 8000+ want to watch City.
Upper tier of what ?If they want 10K, let them have them. I’m sure the upper tier could be used.
Upper tier of what ?
On the Vale forum loads are saying they have already bought tickets in the home end? Surly they need to have previous purchase history? Even our ticket office aren’t that stupid? It will be the Celtic game all over again!not unless you want a knuckle sandwich.