Blackpool - whos going? (1 Viewer)
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SkyBlueKay
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I am! Looking forward to it!
Sterling Archer
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I'm working in Oxford until 17:30 that day. I'm gutted because I've always wanted to do Blackpool but it seems as though the fixtures organiser is against me every year!
mark82
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Shame we never get them early season and on a Saturday
Maybe next year? (Hopefully!!)
sw88
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neilyboy67
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wasnt against us august bank holiday 2009 to get our usual whipping up there
sky_blue_up_north
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I'm going but not hopeful of a result, we have an awful record against them in recent years
ccfcway
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We could do without himcoming to Blackpool before tuesday
Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has confirmed he is hoping to sign West Bromwich Albion striker Roman Bednar to boost the club's promotion push.
Sky Sports revealed on Friday that Bednar is a target for Blackpool
after failing to make an impact under West Brom boss Roy Hodgson
this season.
Bednar has made just one substitute appearance in the Carling Cup
and is in line to move to Blackpool for the remainder of the campaign.
Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has confirmed he is hoping to sign West Bromwich Albion striker Roman Bednar to boost the club's promotion push.
Sky Sports revealed on Friday that Bednar is a target for Blackpool
Bednar has made just one substitute appearance in the Carling Cup
Sky_Blue_Vickie
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torchomatic
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Sky_Blue_Vickie
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Couldn't agree more.
Hi guys - long time reader of SBT - first time poster (so go easy)!
As I live in Blackpool I went to the game yesterday (only £10 a ticket).
Despite not playing all their first team, Blackpool did play Gilks, Cathcart, Eardley, Southern, Matt & Kevin Phillips who you could consider 'first teamers'. I know this means nothing against City but they were poor against poor opposition (in front of a near sell-out crowd). K.Phillips played up front on his own, supported by two wingers and B'Pool were trying to hit low balls into the box. Their in-form player, Matty Phillips is fast with good feet, but doesn't like being roughed up. Generally, their defence is ok but is prone to mistakes under pressure (Morrison's goal). Midfield, not great, no flair and lack a good play maker (sound familiar). Up front, K.Phillips played on his own against two tall centre half's.
Against City they will bring back Lua Lua - who is their flair player, along with Taylor-Fletcher & Tom Ince (who came on in the second half).
Speaking to many Blackpool season ticket holders, despite their league position & recent form there actual play hasn't been great (what a nice problem to have).
If your travelling up by car, there is a large car park directly opposite the ground, should be no more than £5 to park (as you come of the M55 go straight on at the rounder bout and stay on that road (Yeadon Way) and it will lead you to the ground and the car park is on the left . This time round, there will be a roof on the east stand (in case it rains).
I'll be at the game Tuesday (in the City end) cheering on the boys! PUSB!
As I live in Blackpool I went to the game yesterday (only £10 a ticket).
Despite not playing all their first team, Blackpool did play Gilks, Cathcart, Eardley, Southern, Matt & Kevin Phillips who you could consider 'first teamers'. I know this means nothing against City but they were poor against poor opposition (in front of a near sell-out crowd). K.Phillips played up front on his own, supported by two wingers and B'Pool were trying to hit low balls into the box. Their in-form player, Matty Phillips is fast with good feet, but doesn't like being roughed up. Generally, their defence is ok but is prone to mistakes under pressure (Morrison's goal). Midfield, not great, no flair and lack a good play maker (sound familiar). Up front, K.Phillips played on his own against two tall centre half's.
Against City they will bring back Lua Lua - who is their flair player, along with Taylor-Fletcher & Tom Ince (who came on in the second half).
Speaking to many Blackpool season ticket holders, despite their league position & recent form there actual play hasn't been great (what a nice problem to have).
If your travelling up by car, there is a large car park directly opposite the ground, should be no more than £5 to park (as you come of the M55 go straight on at the rounder bout and stay on that road (Yeadon Way) and it will lead you to the ground and the car park is on the left . This time round, there will be a roof on the east stand (in case it rains).
I'll be at the game Tuesday (in the City end) cheering on the boys! PUSB!
Hi, The closest pub is to the north of the ground, about a 2 minute walk from the stadium & car park, It's called the Swift Hound and is also used by the locals. Don't really hear of any trouble there either. Next to that is a McDonalds too if your hungry.
Any ideas on ticket sales? When I ordered mine last week I was told most tickets had been sold (normal allocation is upwards of 2K), which I find hard to believe.
SkyBlueKay
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Designated away pubs are The Auctioneer, The Castle & The Old Bridge - All within about 5/10 mins of the ground
skybluesteve76
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ccfcmurray
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Can you pay on gate? Any idea how much? Already up north. Should be good
gary_ccfcforever
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anybody driving up after 4.30 who has room for another??
EastLancsCov
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Just arrived and now off for a few ales. Been to the ticket office and told its pay on the gate. Its FREEZING!
tower_skyblue
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Looking forward to this one - best fixture of the season in our house as my two sons are Blackpool fans even though they know every word of the sky blue song. If just hope Lua Lua isn't playing as he's a real danger and they look a different side when he plays. Also looking forward to see how Nimly plays away from home - if his pace can do some damage as there is definitely a weakness in Blackpools defence.
If just hope Lua Lua isn't playing as he's a real danger and they look a different side when he plays. Also looking forward to see how Nimly plays away from home - if his pace can do some damage as there is definitely a weakness in Blackpools defence.