Bolton Tickets

Is there any reason why penalties have to be taken at the Bradford End?

 

If Hughes leaves Carlisle he could go to Boreham Wood. But they'll have to change their second name to Rigid.

 

It removes any possibility of penalties being taken in front of their fans. Could be a smart move. I'm convinced this will go to penalties.

 

good job otherwise the patient would die and the rocket would crash

 

no, they toss a coin and then the winner picks. Usually you would pick the end with your fans. But if we have fans behind both goals then they don’t have that choice

 

I'm pacing around already ffs.

 

Unless police advise they are taken at a certain end. I thought that's why every penalty shoot out (in a big game) is at the Bradford End?

 

No , it’s a toss up isn’t it.

 

Stiff?

 

Because Ryan Sparks got involved ......

 

3 blocks isn't enough, and then need to block bottoms rows off in block A as our schooligans will.move to Kop F for games like this.

 

Not heard from Ryan for months, but would not the simplest option be to give Bolton, one section of Midland Road (G) and T L Dallas.

This would total the 2,000 minimum, make segregation simpler and mean that both teams have pretty much the same number of tickets.

From memory, since 1996, apart from Carlisle three years ago, no home fans have been moved in the play offs and definitely the usual seats have been available for purchase.

 

It really is that simple @Dennis, but once again it seems the club would rather piss off the hand that feeds them, there was no reason to do what they have done, I'm with @Rogered Tart and I don't buy into the City fans at both ends, maybe a response from the club would give us a little more insight into why it was done.

 

The back of the Midland Road stand can only be configured certain ways and one block only isn't one of them.

 

Which was more than necessary.....and Mr Townson is no longer here....

 

Move the segregation line netting to block F so the existing gating works?

 

Which is why I mentioned at the time that the new gating position was strange if we were actually trying to decrease capacity in certain games for away fans.

It definitely feels like someone was telling porkies on this one.

 

The gate would be the other side of thennetting so their fans would have access to our fans and vice versa if our fans were sat right up to the end of block E

 

Put the netting over the entrance to the concourse at the end of F and stewards on the steps at end of E so City fans can't go down that entrance. Netting and stewards blocking the entrance up the steps from the concourse to F. That must be easier than upsetting thousands of fans?

 

Exactly my point, give them the bare minimum even if it means empty seats. We wouldn’t be losing out a great deal financially anyway