Bolton Tickets

Sat in almost identical seats against Leeds. It was anything but civilised when Big Jim nodded in the winner!

 

Stop being so dramatic. Season tickets are for league games, not playoffs. Using your logic the game should be free for ST holders.

And the ticket buying process was smooth.

 

Saying the right things with a good winning mentality?..... Or a poor choice of words that's dismissing your opponent?

 

Awaiting the first complaint on facebook from someone who logs in to buy their tickets and scream about their seat already being sold, despite days of narrative of it being unreserved. It's gonna happen.

 

I prefer this quote from our Graham. I like it so much I popped it on the works notice board given that I'm surround by Town fans there.

 

Suggest you read my post again.

 

That was a good uncivilised though, gladly take the same against Bolton

 

Or any single seat

 

Sounds like they may have already booked the coaches for wembley

 

Wow!
In, bought and back out by 10.05. Was ushered straight in when the the sales opened. Managed to secure my regular seat. The young lady who usually sits in front of me has a rather nice bottom so I hope she has her usual seat and it isn't occupied by some displaced reprobate from Midland Rd.

 

I didn't realise how long ago it was since we last had a good day out against them. We won a behind closed doors cup game in 2020, but the last win that fans saw was a 2-1 win at VP in 1993, last time we won at Bolton was Sept 1990!...... we are due then i suppose!

 

To be fair, they were a Premier League side, one which played in Europe for good part of a decade, whilst we only really reared our head for a few seasons in the late 90s.

We hadn't beaten Exeter at Exeter since 1993 either going into Saturday.

 

Think there has been a high number of draws with them over those years though and it really wouldnt surprise me if that was to follow on here. For all their quality they have drawn a lot of games this season.

 

Yeah just 5 seasons with them in the same division as us since our last win in 93, Bolton unbeaten in those 10 league games. We've played them 14 times since we won that day, just one win which was behind closed doors for us, Bolton with 5 wins. Lots of draws in there especially in recent times.

 

All the pressure is on Bolton most people expect them to win. We are underdogs and that’s good

 

I think whoever wins between Bolton and us should win the playoffs. We've probably got the advantage here, being at VP for the second leg. I think it's more than doable, and I am quite confident we will be promoted

 

The alashed tyre analogy fails because a stadium is one system. Locking seats would gatekeep the best views, forcing displaced fans into scattered scraps. A total reseat levels the car, giving everyone an equal shot at the best spots while preventing glitches caused by conflicting software rules.
An 8:00 pm kick-off is inevitable on a Thursday to avoid work conflicts; whilst 3:00 pm is fair on a weekend, it is impossible mid-week. It is understandable why a grandfather with kids would skip a late school night. Hopefully, you all will enjoy watching it on TV instead.

 

Ref appointments are in for the first legs, we have Martin Coy. He's been yo-yoing around L1 & L2 all season, we've had him twice so far. The 3-2 Wimbledon victory at home and the 1-0 Northampton victory at home. He's also ref'd two Bolton games, neither look to have been brought up by Schumacher. Cant remember him causing many complaints for the Northampton or Wimbledon games but one was a while ago now.

 

Correction, they stand where they want