Wrexham v Tranmere Rovers - SELL OUT - Page 17 - RedPassion.co.uk

Redordead · 22nd January 2018, 18.57:55

Question asked to Spencer Harris about the areas closed off.

@wrexhamafc attends the SAG on our behalf so can give a more accurate answer. However I'll give it a go. The SAG gives us our licence to hold a game and we have agreement that the game is 3pm on a Saturday which is great rather than being forced to another time. (1)

The SAG decide on what we have to do to to put the game on. Earlier today we'd sold 4,200 home tickets so we have plenty of space yet. However if ticket sales keep going as they are i expect we will get close to selling all currently available tickets. (2)

Should that happen the operational guys at the club will be reviewing what else is possible to ensure we dont miss out on ticket sales. It's a good problem. Let's hope fans keep snapping up tickets at the same rate and we will have the biggest crowd in the league this season COYR

jonesfach · 22nd January 2018, 19.01:46

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Originally Posted by Redordead

Question asked to Spencer Harris about the areas closed off.

@wrexhamafc attends the SAG on our behalf so can give a more accurate answer. However I'll give it a go. The SAG gives us our licence to hold a game and we have agreement that the game is 3pm on a Saturday which is great rather than being forced to another time. (1)

The SAG decide on what we have to do to to put the game on. Earlier today we'd sold 4,200 home tickets so we have plenty of space yet. However if ticket sales keep going as they are i expect we will get close to selling all currently available tickets. (2)

Should that happen the operational guys at the club will be reviewing what else is possible to ensure we dont miss out on ticket sales. It's a good problem. Let's hope fans keep snapping up tickets at the same rate and we will have the biggest crowd in the league this season COYR

So there is a possibility of Tranmere getting some more tickets??

That's my take on it. Even if it was 100...better than nothing.

Foxy · 22nd January 2018, 19.03:02

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Originally Posted by dixienormous

If you act like a tool you'll get a slap.

It’s that kind of attitude which means we have netting, reduced attendance and not earn as much money as we could. Think about it.

Connah's Quay Red · 22nd January 2018, 19.06:43

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Originally Posted by jonesfach

So there is a possibility of Tranmere getting some more tickets??

That's my take on it. Even if it was 100...better than nothing.

No I think it means that if we get close to, or sell out. The netting will be removed from either/both the MRS or Yale area and they'll sell those seats. Well, we might.

Hometown Unicorn · 22nd January 2018, 19.07:37

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Originally Posted by Connah's Quay Red

No I think it means that if we get close to, or sell out. The netting will be removed from either/both the MRS or Yale area and they'll sell those seats. Well, we might.

I hope so.

They should open the lower yale Mold end too.

Stafford Red · 22nd January 2018, 19.14:09

How would we balance stewarding costs against additional revenue?

For me, getting more fans in would outweigh additional stewarding costs, but someone has to draw a line. 50 extra stewards and an extra 20 seats sold doesn't add up, 50 extra stewards and an extra 500 fans probably does.

Lets Av A Riot · 22nd January 2018, 19.14:15

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Originally Posted by Foxy

It’s that kind of attitude which means we have netting, reduced attendance and not earn as much money as we could. Think about it.

Should invest in netting to separate the fans.. not to cover seats.. #

stops fans throwing crap at one another.. and also allows for many more tickets and in turn lots more money in the coffers.

dixienormous · 22nd January 2018, 19.14:41

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Originally Posted by Foxy

It’s that kind of attitude which means we have netting, reduced attendance and not earn as much money as we could. Think about it.

It's not attitude, that's what will happen, does happen at nearly every football ground in the country, if you act a bellend in a home end.

redone · 22nd January 2018, 19.19:38

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Originally Posted by krux

I soooooooo hope you are in my seat next week....

Havin' said that, I'll be there long before kick off just to see Quigley warming up.
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youd better get there to watch the grounds man warmin up, the way the tickets are goin, you might have do a few warm ups yerself, tranmere fans could be in our end, in our seats

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Redordead Due a Testimonial Joined: Feb 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Wrexham v Tranmere Rovers Question asked to Spencer Harris about the areas closed off. @wrexhamafc attends the SAG on our behalf so can give a more accurate answer. However I'll give it a go. The SAG gives us our licence to hold a game and we have agreement that the game is 3pm on a Saturday which is great rather than being forced to another time. (1) The SAG decide on what we have to do to to put the game on. Earlier today we'd sold 4,200 home tickets so we have plenty of space yet. However if ticket sales keep going as they are i expect we will get close to selling all currently available tickets. (2) Should that happen the operational guys at the club will be reviewing what else is possible to ensure we dont miss out on ticket sales. It's a good problem. Let's hope fans keep snapping up tickets at the same rate and we will have the biggest crowd in the league this season COYR

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Stafford Red Club Captain Joined: Jan 2005 Racecourse Spot: G Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Wrexham v Tranmere Rovers How would we balance stewarding costs against additional revenue? For me, getting more fans in would outweigh additional stewarding costs, but someone has to draw a line. 50 extra stewards and an extra 20 seats sold doesn't add up, 50 extra stewards and an extra 500 fans probably does.