Rangers kids v Wrexham in the Tunnocks Cup

[Wrexy]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

In Glasgow there are some interesting areas in the east of the city. In Rhyl I believe those lie towards the west.

Glasgow is my favourite UK city. You’ll love it.

[Mr Wonderful]

Celtic Park tour is £13:50.
Visit the club who first won ‘Ol Big Ears from these shores & with all eleven players being born within a radius of 25 miles of Celtic Park. Must see.....

[Vorporix]

Glasgow is a great city - Sauchiehall Street is superb and the Raven pub is fantastic.....

If you get chance get to the Barras - if Frankies chippy is still there then f&s with Brown sauce is recommended - enjoy......

[joe]

Originally Posted by Vorporix

Glasgow is a great city - Sauchiehall Street is superb and the Raven pub is fantastic.....

If you get chance get to the Barras - if Frankies chippy is still there then f&s with Brown sauce is recommended - enjoy......

We’ll be drinking by the Barras I think. Few good boozers round there.

[Mr Wonderful]

Originally Posted by Vorporix

Glasgow is a great city - Sauchiehall Street is superb and the Raven pub is fantastic.....

If you get chance get to the Barras - if Frankies chippy is still there then f&s with Brown sauce is recommended - enjoy......

Can’t beat the East End.......

[Red Light]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

So it is all ticket. They must have heard about our massive floodlights and are expecting hordes of welsh supporters. Seriously I reckon we could get close on a thousand going up.

Seems a strange decision.

Surely plenty of room for as many Wrexham supporters to attend as want to go.

No ticket sales on the day and no turning up at the turnstiles without a ticket and paying cash - puts added pressure on any exiles to acquire their tickets with the game only a week away.

I wonder what the reasoning behind the decision is - segregation perhaps or fear the at the away section will be infiltrated by trouble seeking home followers or massively swelled by Celtic fans - or perhaps it they know exactly how many away fans will be attending the day before they can adjust their stewarding to suit the turn out.

Even at Wembley for the FA Trophy and Play Off final you could purchase match tickets from the Wembley ticket office right up to kick off time.

The other downside is it creates additional work for our own club staff, especially requests by post.

[tokyored]

I'd imagine not having any idea how many home fans will turn up would have something to do with it being all ticket as well. If it was pay on the gate I don't think anyone really knows how many would go. I've seen all kinds of guesses ranging from 2k to 50k!!

[fluffysheepsupporter]

Originally Posted by Mr Wonderful

Celtic Park tour is £13:50.
Visit the club who first won ‘Ol Big Ears from these shores & with all eleven players being born within a radius of 25 miles of Celtic Park. Must see.....

If you arrange that tour in the morning before the match best hide all the souvenirs you buy before you go into Ibrox!

[Wrexy]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

If you arrange that tour in the morning before the match best hide all the souvenirs you buy before you go into Ibrox!

There’s a Celtic store in town right next to Central station and another at the airport just before you go through security if you are flying in for this.