reading tickets selling fast {merged}

u2fme2 said:
Leicester_royal said:
i would imagine that many Reading fans will now look to do this, which would be the best area for the Reading fans to look at? we are a very family oriented club too so there would be no issues I'm sure.
nothing like asking for trouble is there

there would be no trouble with any reading fans in city sections, i'd imagine it would be a bit like fulham away
 
It's a cup game and the 'hardcore' reading fans will already have tickets via their official allocation. The rest will be townsfolk keen to experience a once in a lifetime QF at a top PL ground, they'll bring their kids and their grannies and be looking for a happy day out so no harm in them joining with like minded City fans in the family orientated areas.
I say bring it on and all welcome for a fantastic game of football!

It's a simple and sensible solution to an issue that shouldn't take too much thinking about.

Anyone not happy with that simple solution should invent a time machine and go back to the 1970's.
 
marco said:
u2fme2 said:
nothing like asking for trouble is there

there would be no trouble with any reading fans in city sections, i'd imagine it would be a bit like fulham away

Cant see if being to friendly if we go 2 down and the Reading fans start gloating. Dont have to be a nobhead to start being annoyed by away fans in the wrong section.
 
alblue said:
marco said:
there would be no trouble with any reading fans in city sections, i'd imagine it would be a bit like fulham away

Cant see if being to friendly if we go 2 down and the Reading fans start gloating. Dont have to be a nobhead to start being annoyed by away fans in the wrong section.
there will be and i agree with post above,
 
I can't for the life of me see why Reading didn't take the full allocation, surely they'd have been able to gauge demand for this one? Seems like a similar situation to what City did for Chelsea away.
 
Halfpenny said:
I can't for the life of me see why Reading didn't take the full allocation, surely they'd have been able to gauge demand for this one? Seems like a similar situation to what City did for Chelsea away.

They did guage the situation... much like with the City Chelsea game.

The issue here is fans picking and choosing, just like we seem to have for Chelsea, the Reading fans all seem to want to choose this game.

It's difficult for clubs to decide weeks in advance what the attitude towards a certain game will be, especially when our away following can fluctuate between 1,500 and 5,000+
 
I would like to think that if the ticket office start receiving a lot of enquiries from people with addresses down south they might realise that there could be a lot of away fans in the home sections. As I said I would like to think............
 
there shifting just 5 blue sections and a few orange left now. hope they dont draw a line on sales when these are sold and undersell the match, anyone heard anything of opening level 3s<br /><br />-- Tue Mar 08, 2011 1:30 pm --<br /><br />
Eds said:
I would like to think that if the ticket office start receiving a lot of enquiries from people with addresses down south they might realise that there could be a lot of away fans in the home sections. As I said I would like to think............

ha do yur really think they would bat an eylelid, for the hamberg game there was more germans in the que than there was in poland at the start of the war
 

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