Ticket Details: Preston North End (A) Comfirmed.

Notice the way our fans have taken the decision with grace and common sense.
Accepting the arrangements made by the club rather than moaning and squealing like bitches and throwing teddies, blanket and rattle out of the cot.
The difference in the two sets of supporters is quite astounding.
 
Notice the way our fans have taken the decision with grace and common sense.
Accepting the arrangements made by the club rather than moaning and squealing like bitches and throwing teddies, blanket and rattle out of the cot.
The difference in the two sets of supporters is quite astounding.
You forgot launching their dummies into lower Earth orbit.....
 
Definitely seems like a fair way and like they’ve actually given it some thought.

Won’t be going personally as no ST, could go in the home end but it’s not worth the travel from London on a Tuesday night and I’d rather spend the money saved for a game at Bloomfield Road over giving anything to that lot. The 2200 will show them how you support a football club.
That's roughly how many we took to Stoke and that went well.
 
11 away games for me this season, but no ST. I can’t make midweek games, so happy for it to go to a deserving fan.
If Preston fail to sell out their home areas, they’re gonna look very petty. If they do, then it’s a fair away allocation.
 
Whilst I've been to 7 games, plus Chelsea, I've only got purchase history for 4 plus Barnsley.
 
I fortunately have a season ticket and seven away games but then other friends will have to wait until lower down the “pecking order“
So surely we are far less likely to sit in our allocated seats because people who normally go together will not have been able to buy the tickets at the same time.

As others have said I think we will be surprised how far down the list we get because a lot of away support comes from none season-ticket holders, older people who just won’t want to bother and exiles for whom it will be too far for a night game

My guess is that it will get down to around two or three away games
 
I fortunately have a season ticket and seven away games but then other friends will have to wait until lower down the “pecking order“
So surely we are far less likely to sit in our allocated seats because people who normally go together will not have been able to buy the tickets at the same time.

As others have said I think we will be surprised how far down the list we get because a lot of away support comes from none season-ticket holders, older people who just won’t want to bother and exiles for whom it will be too far for a night game

My guess is that it will get down to around two or three away games
My lad is in a similar boat as he's down for 3 aways despite doing more as I get them from the ticket office and not once have they ever asked who the tickets where for even if they where only on sale to ST holders I got 4 for Cardiff!
So unless it gets down to 3 aways attended we won't be going.

Still think it's the fairest system but next season will definitely buy one ticket per ST.
 
Really should go down to people who have been to 2 or 3 away games. Mostly same people go away and some of them don't have season tickets and some haven't booked tickets to their name as read on this thread
 
I fortunately have a season ticket and seven away games but then other friends will have to wait until lower down the “pecking order“
So surely we are far less likely to sit in our allocated seats because people who normally go together will not have been able to buy the tickets at the same time.

As others have said I think we will be surprised how far down the list we get because a lot of away support comes from none season-ticket holders, older people who just won’t want to bother and exiles for whom it will be too far for a night game

My guess is that it will get down to around two or three away games
I get a lot of what you say but traveling too far for a night match?
If they're Blackpool fans (exiles) and normally watch Blackpool midweek what difference will 14 miles make🤔
 
I get a lot of what you say but traveling too far for a night match?
If they're Blackpool fans (exiles) and normally watch Blackpool midweek what difference will 14 miles make🤔
14 miles less but I think he means exiles who might come on a sat but not for midweek.
 
If we'd given them the whole Gene Kelly we could have all gone.
Can't argue with allocation method.
 
Hopefully BFC will get all the profits from showing the game at Bloomfield Rd. The nobbers are just losing money for spite.
 
If we'd given them the whole Gene Kelly we could have all gone.
Can't argue with allocation method.
Not this again, firstly its not the GK.

We gave them the full away allocation, just not the extra, as there was home demand and the police were being ott about the potential trouble issues and wouldn't allow it given the closer proximity to the north stand and prior issues.
 
I fortunately have a season ticket and seven away games but then other friends will have to wait until lower down the “pecking order“
So surely we are far less likely to sit in our allocated seats because people who normally go together will not have been able to buy the tickets at the same time.

As others have said I think we will be surprised how far down the list we get because a lot of away support comes from none season-ticket holders, older people who just won’t want to bother and exiles for whom it will be too far for a night game

My guess is that it will get down to around two or three away games

Speaking to a nobber in Garstang a few weeks ago, He said the nobbers in the same stand is unreserved seating
 
I get a lot of what you say but traveling too far for a night match?
If they're Blackpool fans (exiles) and normally watch Blackpool midweek what difference will 14 miles make🤔
Look how many empty seats there are on Wednesday.

Many of those will be season-ticket holders who live well out of the area and will not travel to the game

All I’m saying is that more of those people would be likely to want tickets if the game was on a Saturday
 
Look how many empty seats there are on Wednesday.

Many of those will be season-ticket holders who live well out of the area and will not travel to the game

All I’m saying is that more of those people would be likely to want tickets if the game was on a Saturday
That's why I added my 2nd sentence 👍🏻
 
11 away games for me this season, but no ST. I can’t make midweek games, so happy for it to go to a deserving fan.
If Preston fail to sell out their home areas, they’re gonna look very petty. If they do, then it’s a fair away allocation.
They only have 15 fans as per that picture on another thread.
 
Good work from the club. I'm off the pace ticket wise and will be several thousand miles away in any case but hope as many as possible that want them are lucky enough to land their tickets 🧡👍
 
I’ve only got 1 registered away purchase, which is very odd, because I’ve bought way more than that and did the purchases online myself.
 

Read on from here...

They are just a bigger club apparently, yet the average attendances are nearly the same with multiple cheap tickets offers for them so far, yes they still have big derby games to play so would have been ahead slightly but nothing really worth shouting about.

Yet us with the limitations we have with the stadium and no ticket deals are virtually the same average attendance so far.

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If true seems they may have been playing silly buggers again.

It'll be funny next season if so, as I think the club would be pissed off with the way they've acted. We offered them the full normal away end, a bigger % capacity of our stadium than they offer us, but police didn't want away fans any closer to the north stand for this high profile game given the issues and we had extra demand for it too. It's so simple yet apparently we're thick, yet they can't understand that. Which led to their reaction, misunderstanding our stadium and the ott security concerns.

We did it out of police advice, them out of pure pettiness and I hope we properly retaliate for it.

It'd be funny if we screwed them over for real next season, as we know they cried like babies last time, kicked up one hell of a fuss that Risdale took advantage of to raise his own ratings. They are praising him now for the way he's apparently handled this 🙄 but they can't win a ticket war, no one really wins but we always get more.

Cant wait to see the reaction if we give them just 10% of usable capacity next season 1500-1600 and watch them argue about making sure oap ambassadors get involved in chanting. 😀

We don't have that problem, our young ST holder/regular away fans will get tickets, so again another clear advantage.

Be even funnier if we played them at their place first too, the balls then in their court for the first decision.

Having said all that the sensible thing to do would be to sort this out for the future, but what can we realistically sort?

They have enough capacity to sell the game months in advance on a special day and could still give us the whole stand.

We will always have more demand than capacity of the 3 sides for this game and so would use the NE for home fans. So they won't get anymore tickets.

So unless they suddenly agree to give us more with them getting no more, which makes them look daft for their reaction if they are willing to accept it next season as a legitimate argument, then I can't see how it changes.

Unless instead of a massive segregation area they can give home fans and away a little more, but police advice seems unlikely for that given the ott way they set things out last time.
 
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Talk is it could be 20,000 crowd course 10,000 will be from Blackpool & you lot don’t tell porky’s 😂😂😂
Good one 🙄

I read you're going to make it an intimidating atmosphere, so same to you lot? Don't tell porkies, when was Deepdale ever intimidating, had shit atmospheres for years.

Whats actually going to happen is pool fans will show you what real support sounds like.
 
I've seen every game we've played at Deepdale including Cup games and friendlies since April 1970 and I've yet to see anything approaching intimidation.

The only time I've seen it full is when we took over in 1970.

Nobbers truly are thick. They are still arguing we didn't go for 4 years because we weren't playing well. Forgetting we boycotted a Wembley appearance, which we won, of course.
 
I’d only give them minimum allocation now in the future and fuck em after them being so petty this time around. But we won’t be playing them in the not too distant future as the mighty pool will be playing at a higher level than the nobbers 😆😆😆😆
 
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