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rexo87

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28.5k would take our average up to 20k, just saying. In all seriousness after the WBA game we will probably be up to a 20k average


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theferret

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Got my nowtv pass and a stack of lemsip ready to go

A lot of clubs offer buy back/ticket exchange platforms where season ticket holders can resell their season ticket at face value to club members if they can't make the game due to illness etc, or they can gift it to friends/family who can then use print at home.

I guess this makes no sense for us though as the club have lots of spare capacity and would rather sell tickets to raise revenue, but it is a good initiative where the ground is full.

Anyone, get well soon. If it is the same cold I had a few weeks back it's not pleasant.
 

Covkid1968#

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Getting zero work done… trying to finish a set of accounts and it just isn’t my priority today. Dicking around on here thinking about the game and organising the meet up for the late afternoon beer is far more important!!!! PUSB
 

pusbccfc

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Why do we not sell tickets in 25/26 & 31/32?

The corners are left empty for pay on the gate tickets and 31/32 are 'social distancing' blocks that can only purchased over the phone.
 

pusbccfc

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28.5k would take our average up to 20k, just saying. In all seriousness after the WBA game we will probably be up to a 20k average


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Won't be 28k.

I think 24k the club have predicted is about right. There will be a smaller home figure than the Derby game based on sales right now.
 

rexo87

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Won't be 28k.

I think 24k the club have predicted is about right. There will be a smaller home figure than the Derby game based on sales right now.

Yeah was tounge in cheek really. 25k today and against WBA would take us over 20k average


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Earlsdon-Loyal-Blue

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24k is a great gate for a midweek game on sky

@Stan_Drews enjoy the game tonight pal. I can’t and wouldn’t speak for every fan but I’m grateful for the treatment you gave us at a really difficult time in our history. At the very least, BCFC and it’s fans didn't make a bad situation even worse and make us totally unwelcome at St Andrews.

PUSB
 

Stan_Drews

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Nice of you to say mate and trust me a lot of things are said in jest. As a Brummie who worked in Cov for 10 years I am more than aware of it :)

I don’t buy in to the love yer own club means you have to hate everybody else theory. Personally for a lot of different reasons I have a lot of affection for Cov so was chuffed that we helped the team out. There was a rent paid I’m sure but that’s reasonable I’d say.

The only downsides to tonight’s game for me are the infrastructure issues and the fact that there is no doubt in my mind that we’ll play shit and lose 😊

Apart from that I’m looking forwards to tonight, a real impressive size crowd and a great atmosphere
 

NortonSkyBlue

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@Stan_Drews enjoy the game tonight pal. I can’t and wouldn’t speak for every fan but I’m grateful for the treatment you gave us at a really difficult time in our history. At the very least, BCFC and it’s fans didn't make a bad situation even worse and make us totally unwelcome at St Andrews.

PUSB
I echo those sentiments and feel that promotion and consolidation in the championship at St Andrews have given us a platform which we may not have had at the Ricoh.
 

Londonccfcfan

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If anything, I’d say quite the opposite to bad parenting. Life’s about experiences, seeing and doing things you get the opportunities to do. Be a magical atmosphere for kids to witness and be part of. My kids were gonna come up with me, as they have many games but the tickets next to my ST seat had already been taken.

Really dont feel sorry for local kids.

I feel so guilty. He has his mocks in a few weeks. So literally we leave our end at 4.30. Straight after school. Not feeding him till 10pm at Kushi (pre ordered grills) before they close.

Be lucky to get home until 1pm. He has school next day!

This game is a one off we keep telling ourselves. Got a feeling every game this seasons gonna feel like a one off!
 

theferret

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Really dont feel sorry for local kids.

I feel so guilty. He has his mocks in a few weeks. So literally we leave our end at 4.30. Straight after school. Not feeding him till 10pm at Kushi (pre ordered grills) before they close.

Be lucky to get home until 1pm. He has school next day!

This game is a one off we keep telling ourselves. Got a feeling every game this seasons gonna feel like a one off!

The mixed grill at Kushi is a thing of beauty.
 

Londonccfcfan

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The mixed grill at Kushi is a thing of beauty.
All midlands mixed grills are epic.
My favorites.

Bradford arms - Walsall...
Red cow - Handsworth.......gonna go there after baggies game.
Hen and Chickens - Birmingha

Portions huge compared to down south at 2/3rds the price !

Kingfisher and Cobra are watered down! But you cant have it all.
 

Earlsdon-Loyal-Blue

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Nice of you to say mate and trust me a lot of things are said in jest. As a Brummie who worked in Cov for 10 years I am more than aware of it :)

I don’t buy in to the love yer own club means you have to hate everybody else theory. Personally for a lot of different reasons I have a lot of affection for Cov so was chuffed that we helped the team out. There was a rent paid I’m sure but that’s reasonable I’d say.

The only downsides to tonight’s game for me are the infrastructure issues and the fact that there is no doubt in my mind that we’ll play shit and lose 😊

Apart from that I’m looking forwards to tonight, a real impressive size crowd and a great atmosphere

Well said pal, I’m happy to say when we are outplayed or well looked after on our travels.

Without going into all the details again, last time I checked, if you go out and pay for a good meal with great service, there’s nothing stopping you saying thank you for the great meal etc despite paying for it!

Blues fans could have kicked up a stink about us playing there for two seasons and made it really uncomfortable visiting St Andrews and the pubs around the area……but didn’t and let us get on with trying to navigate yet another troubled period.

Whilst I can’t speak for every pub that day, there was also a good atmosphere in the Roost when we inevitably met in the FA Cup and general sympathy to us that we had been shafted out of the Ricoh.

Annoyingly like you alluded to, the infrastructure and planning tonight is a disaster but rest assured that’s normal for everything related to the Ricoh! Walk to Wheelright Lane (towards the Hub) and get an Uber is my only recommendation other than trying to get an electric scooter back to Birmingham!

PUSB
 

Legia Sky Blue

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Well said pal, I’m happy to say when we are outplayed or well looked after on our travels.

Without going into all the details again, last time I checked, if you go out and pay for a good meal with great service, there’s nothing stopping you saying thank you for the great meal etc despite paying for it!

Blues fans could have kicked up a stink about us playing there for two seasons and made it really uncomfortable visiting St Andrews and the pubs around the area……but didn’t and let us get on with trying to navigate yet another troubled period.

Whilst I can’t speak for every pub that day, there was also a good atmosphere in the Roost when we inevitably met in the FA Cup and general sympathy to us that we had been shafted out of the Ricoh.

Annoyingly like you alluded to, the infrastructure and planning tonight is a disaster but rest assured that’s normal for everything related to the Ricoh! Walk to Wheelright Lane (towards the Hub) and get an Uber is my only recommendation other than trying to get an electric scooter back to Birmingham!

PUSB

Agree with nearly everything you say, but it should be pointed out there were flashpoints at the cup games, the first one particularly, where Blues fans were trying to pick off our fans making their way back to New Street. Of course they were in the minority and we do well to remember that Blues fans on the whole were welcoming, but when it kicks off tonight as it most likely will at somepoint, we ought not to make it out to be more than it is, as it will still be a minority involved, horrible though it maybe for anyone unwittingly caught up in it.
 

Earlsdon-Loyal-Blue

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Agree with nearly everything you say, but it should be pointed out there were flashpoints at the cup games, the first one particularly, where Blues fans were trying to pick off our fans making their way back to New Street. Of course they were in the minority and we do well to remember that Blues fans on the whole were welcoming, but when it kicks off tonight as it most likely will at somepoint, we ought not to make it out to be more than it is, as it will still be a minority involved, horrible though it maybe for anyone unwittingly caught up in it.

Cheers mate. Like I said I can’t speak for every pub/street in Birmingham and can only say what I saw, which was a lot of decent people on both sides in the Roost.
 

Liquid Gold

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For the first leg we were in The Old Crown in Digbeth pre-game and it was about 50/50 Cov and Blues. Everybody was sound both talking about the game.

There were a bunch of Cov escorted past by police followed by their dickheads, one of which pointed at me through the pub window and said something like "come out here then" but I just said "nah I'm alright" and they went about.

Thought the banter in that game was good "who's the wanker in our seats" followed by "we're the wankers in your seats"
 

Earlsdon_Skyblue1

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Well said pal, I’m happy to say when we are outplayed or well looked after on our travels.

Without going into all the details again, last time I checked, if you go out and pay for a good meal with great service, there’s nothing stopping you saying thank you for the great meal etc despite paying for it!

Blues fans could have kicked up a stink about us playing there for two seasons and made it really uncomfortable visiting St Andrews and the pubs around the area……but didn’t and let us get on with trying to navigate yet another troubled period.

Whilst I can’t speak for every pub that day, there was also a good atmosphere in the Roost when we inevitably met in the FA Cup and general sympathy to us that we had been shafted out of the Ricoh.

Annoyingly like you alluded to, the infrastructure and planning tonight is a disaster but rest assured that’s normal for everything related to the Ricoh! Walk to Wheelright Lane (towards the Hub) and get an Uber is my only recommendation other than trying to get an electric scooter back to Birmingham!

PUSB

That for me, is absolutely correct.

If you remember the match day experience at St Andrews, you couldn't ask for anything more considering really. I am very thankful for the hospitality, but of course, that doesn't change that I want to win tonight.

Just hope there isn't any trouble because the two clubs should be a bit closer now really. Should save that kind of nonsense for those cunts from West Brom!
 

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