TonyParrsDodgyMic
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As guarantee more will try and get in our end!
How many tickets do Derby have for the final day?
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ansdellmafia
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3,315 same as Bham and one or 2 others . They've asked for even more but doubt we'll give them any .
hoteliers seen queuing up for Tickets.
Cable Cat
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That's shocking if true. So hoteliers say to away fans, come and stay with us and we'll get you the tickets and then plant then in the home end? Club need to look it to this.
Sadler's Brylcreem
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Derby have been given another 611 tickets to take the total allocation to 3,926.
Wizaard
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Been going on for decades.
Halifax71
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Was going to say, nothing new there. And to be honest I've no issue with it as long as they're respectful.
Jaffa_The_Hut
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I always thought you needed past purchase history to buy home tickets?
Surely someone (hotelier) buying a group of tickets say 10/20 it would set alarm bells ringing?
I read the other day on the Derby board claiming some fans had bought tickets in the home ends which I think is complete bullshit given you need past purchase history or at the very least a local address.
Granted they could have bought them for corporate but being the last game of the season I’am pretty sure that would be sold out.
Surely someone (hotelier) buying a group of tickets say 10/20 it would set alarm bells ringing?
I read the other day on the Derby board claiming some fans had bought tickets in the home ends which I think is complete bullshit given you need past purchase history or at the very least a local address.
Granted they could have bought them for corporate but being the last game of the season I’am pretty sure that would be sold out.
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Halifax71
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Never tried this but if I bought 4 on etickets, I'm assuming I can buy 4 more, and so on.
Jaffa_The_Hut
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So why didn’t Pool fans do that for the Nobbers game?
Or indeed why didn’t the Nobbers do it for the game at Bloomfield road?
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Halifax71
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Away you mean? If so, that was ST holders only that needed to be assigned.
Home we struggled to see out. So I assume you could.
Back to hoteliers it could be a bloke and his Mrs, they could both get some.
As I say, nothing new.
Jaffa_The_Hut
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I can understand the hoteliers bit I just can’t see Derby fans buying them through eticketing all with Derby addresses for the home ends.
We didn’t have any Nobbers, Blackburn, Boro, Sheff Utd , Birmingham, fans in our ends and they all sold out and over over 3k. (Yes not the Nobbers of course 2.2k) but loads were after tickets and they didn’t get anymore so why are Derby unique?
BFC_53
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Bigger clubs like Derby often think they're going to "invade" the home end when the away allocation is gone, but they fail to realise that there just aren't that many spare seats available in the home end. They might have a couple of hundred at most, but I bet it's not even that.
Jaffa_The_Hut
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I don’t even recall seeing any away fans in the home ends during our premiership season.
JJpool
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Doesn't seem to have been any dramatic shift in tickets of any note over the past week.
When I think some Blackburn apparently got in the home end there was a section on block x which didn't sell well at the time and was selling.
If fans knew anything they'd go in the se corner home bit closestto the away end, but that hasn't changed or sold at all, you would expect them in there.
But I suppose its possible people could be anywhere, no way of knowing but seems unlikely they'll be many if so.
When I think some Blackburn apparently got in the home end there was a section on block x which didn't sell well at the time and was selling.
If fans knew anything they'd go in the se corner home bit closestto the away end, but that hasn't changed or sold at all, you would expect them in there.
But I suppose its possible people could be anywhere, no way of knowing but seems unlikely they'll be many if so.
TOON Seasider
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Loads of Everton fans in the home side of the East in the Prem game at Bloomfield Rd.
Halifax71
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Sorry, I was talking about hoteliers.
Jaffa_The_Hut
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Really? Never noticed and certainly didn’t hear them.
Was in the south stand back then.
tangerinespud
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Everton was the only game at home in Prem that I noticed away fans in the home ends.
SpionKop
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it’s one thing for hoteliers to “get” tickets for a family or a couple but if it’s for lads and it kicks off and it would do, then the purchaser should be held accountable. There again you always get the “we will flood the home end” tbf a lot of our lot said the same away at knob end and best of my knowledge there weren’t any or if there was they were very quiet.
Wizaard
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There were some Leeds fans on the Kop when we played them in 2012
Tiptree Tangerine
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I agree, the Everton game is the one I remember in the East. They'll have to try again next season ... lol
TOON Seasider
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I was in the North and you could see loads of them jump up and celebrate when they scored. They were all together in a big block of seats.
Jaffa_The_Hut
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Fair enough I’am not in denial it’s something I never really noticed during the premier league season.
the specialone
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I was sat next to 4 Man utd fans in prem season in East stand, was talking to them when the pen at the start of 2cnd half for pool wasn't given and they all agreed it was a stonewaller load of there fans close to us but none jumping up when they scored.