Carlisle (A)
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Should’ve been managed better from the start.
If it’s a true sell out and there’s no spare seats in the away end then it causes issues for people, as lots will sit where they want and lots will try and sit in their allocated seat.
Come kick off and people are still trying to find vacant seats it could be chaos if there aren’t many spare.
If it’s a true sell out and there’s no spare seats in the away end then it causes issues for people, as lots will sit where they want and lots will try and sit in their allocated seat.
Come kick off and people are still trying to find vacant seats it could be chaos if there aren’t many spare.
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Exactly. You could end up with children not sat with parents because some brain dead selfish [SwearFilter] up morons have sat in the family’s allocated seats.Bluebirdstwo wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:41 pmIt's a domino effect people are going to get really [SwearFilter] off if their seat is taken ,tictactoe wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:33 pm Surely if you want to sit with certain people, go into the ground together and all sit down at the same time in the required amount of seats. Whether it’s your allocated seat doesn’t really matter as long as you’re together. We’ve sold x amount of tickets so there will be a seat for the same x amount of people, nobody will end up without a seat (or I wouldn’t imagine they would). Is it really not that simple or am I missing something? Depending on how late you are into the ground you don’t want to be clambering over loads of people to get to a seat just because that’s what your ticket says?
I for one will be with my elderly dad our seats are the ones I booked and payed for and are going to sit in,
I don't give a [SwearFilter] who's in our seats they are moving hopefully it won't come to any grief ,
I give my seat up someone else gets [SwearFilter] with me because I'm in their seat etc why can't people see this !!!!
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And on the other side you could have families split up because everyone is sat in specific seats and the club didn’t let the season ticket holder book tickets for the kids at the same time. It works either way. It’s down to the club not sorting this out. Letting you group season tickets together and purchase more than 1 ticket at a time would have sorted the problemBacon Bun wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 10:27 pmExactly. You could end up with children not sat with parents because some brain dead selfish [SwearFilter] up morons have sat in the family’s allocated seats.Bluebirdstwo wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:41 pm
It's a domino effect people are going to get really [SwearFilter] off if their seat is taken ,
I for one will be with my elderly dad our seats are the ones I booked and payed for and are going to sit in,
I don't give a [SwearFilter] who's in our seats they are moving hopefully it won't come to any grief ,
I give my seat up someone else gets [SwearFilter] with me because I'm in their seat etc why can't people see this !!!!
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And because tickets weren't bought at same time some kids could be sat away from parents if you have to sit in allocated seats if some brain dead morons don't move to let kids sit with parentBacon Bun wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 10:27 pmExactly. You could end up with children not sat with parents because some brain dead selfish [SwearFilter] up morons have sat in the family’s allocated seats.Bluebirdstwo wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:41 pm
It's a domino effect people are going to get really [SwearFilter] off if their seat is taken ,
I for one will be with my elderly dad our seats are the ones I booked and payed for and are going to sit in,
I don't give a [SwearFilter] who's in our seats they are moving hopefully it won't come to any grief ,
I give my seat up someone else gets [SwearFilter] with me because I'm in their seat etc why can't people see this !!!!
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To sum up , what a bloody mess !!
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Sounds like it could be fun for the Carlisle stewards
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Why cant people just sit where they want to, the tickets haven't been sold like that most have sold as individual tickets, its putting me off even going if people aren't going to just use common sense
Club just needs to say sit where you like
Club just needs to say sit where you like
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If there is a problem it will be that the away end is sold out, and there are no spare seats. At most away games there is adequate room to sit where you want, and the seat numbering on a ticket ultimately is not relevant. I think there is an onus on ticket holders to sit where the ticket says you should sit. Bu*ger anyone else isn't going to work if there aren't alternatives.
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The away end in the East Stand holds just short of 2000. We have sold around 1500 or just over tickets. That leaves around 500 empty seats. Shouldn't be a problem as long as folk are sensible.
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If that's the case no need to take other people's seats, bag your own seat and move if your not happy with the allocated seat that way zero arguments ?Main Stand SeasonTct wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:00 pm The away end in the East Stand holds just short of 2000. We have sold around 1500 or just over tickets. That leaves around 500 empty seats. Shouldn't be a problem as long as folk are sensible.
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The above is all it would take to make this whole discussion irrelevant for satdys game !
Or the turnstile staff are told to tell us it's sit anywhere,
either would negate any possible rows etc that way we'd all know all seats are fair game !
As it stands your ticket is your seat for me ..
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Who will obviously want to sit together Mark, yep!McMark wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 9:59 pm We have eight players in our squad that have featured at some stage in their careers for Carlisle United;
https://www.newsandstar.co.uk/sport/197 ... afc-squad/
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Carlisle fans not very optimistic on their forum. After hearing some of the commentary on Tuesday night they sound dreadful at the back.
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FORZA BLUEBIRDS, good luck for tomorrow and enjoy the day everyone, going for win , back to winning ways. On a different note, over in UK for Christmas and wanted to go to the Norhampton game on the 18 th of Dec , can l pay cash at the gate anymore or are they all ticket meaning l have to contact Barrow for one?
Would be grateful if anyone can let me know.
Would be grateful if anyone can let me know.
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There's a ticket booth in the fan zone where you can purchase a ticket on match day.
Enjoy your visit.
Enjoy your visit.
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