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[redtalk]

Originally Posted by petered

Heard that all season mate.....lets see where we are after 10 games......lets see where we are after Christmas....lets see where we are after next game which is a real tough one.....blah blah blah! Why dont you just say in August" lets see where we are come the end of the season,save a lot of unnecessary posts!

Yes, but last August would you have for seen us being on our third management team, with Brian Flynn back as assistant? Even by football standards, things have gone up and down very quickly. Im genuinely excited where we are, hence im paying €200 to get to the game on Saturday from Ireland, just don't want to get ahead of ourselves.

[Vorporix]

Originally Posted by bowler

Been for tickets this morning Geoff reckons on 10.000 now that would be something.

Been on a pub crawl had he?

[Back of the Kop]

Originally Posted by redtalk

Just out of interest, do you know if that takes into account reduced capacity for segregation purposes and other health and safety requirments?

I suppose what i am asking is, there might be 10.700 available seats in the stadium, but are we actually allowed to use them all if there is a demand?

Hope that makes sense!

Apart from a couple of hundred next to the away supporters every seat is available, we've just never needed 10,000 odd seats.

If 10,000 turn up, 10,000 will get in.

[Funny_Old_Game]

This man does not represent the club. If 10,000 turn up, then around 2,200 of them will unfortunately be left outside.

[Back of the Kop]

Originally Posted by Funny_Old_Game

This man does not represent the club. If 10,000 turn up, then around 2,200 of them will unfortunately be left outside.

Neither do you......and you're wrong.

Let's see if 2,200 are locked out against Harrogate should we hopefully win the title

[fezbob]

The SAG would shit their pants if there were that many in the ground. NWP would cancel all leave and call in Scotland Yard in case any naughty fans drink alcohol within view of the pitch.
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[Back of the Kop]

Just to be clear and to dispel the bull, the club has said on a number of occasions as recently as earlier this season that sections of seating WILL be opened as and when there is demand for it as happened against Salford for example.

There is no point paying for extra stewarding to open sections (lower GUS for example) for a hundred or so to sit in there when the ground is half empty as it is most games.

Makes perfect sense to utilise the stadium in this way IMHO

Putting out scare stories of 2,200 being locked out with big sections of empty seating inside is just ridiculous

[fezbob]

Originally Posted by Back of the Kop

Just to be clear and to dispel the bull, the club has said on a number of occasions as recently as earlier this season that sections of seating WILL be opened as and when there is demand for it as happened against Salford for example.

There is no point paying for extra stewarding to open sections (lower GUS for example) for a hundred or so to sit in there when the ground is half empty as it is most games.

Makes perfect sense to utilise the stadium in this way IMHO

Putting out scare stories of 2,200 being locked out with big sections of empty seating inside is just ridiculous

Who's putting out scare stories out of interest?
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[billybersham]

Originally Posted by tokyored

We lose about 400 in the Yale stand due to segregation but think all others are available?

Although whether the safety group would allow home fans in the lower GUS and away fans in the paddock at the same time without netting is debatable.

What happened to our safety regulations 12 years ago when we played Boston,yellow designated areas at the bottom of the kop and the kop segregated into three areas with stewards patrolling,it was like that for many seasons then the Boston game you could stand where you wanted.