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All I would say is that I think there are lots who want to go to away games, but demand often outstrips supply and the regulars often have the points to snap up the tickets (not saying this part is wrong). If it became apparent that more casual fans could attend a game like this then I can see...

It's a hideous cock up from the club. But surely the underlying problem is the requirement for the club to pay up front for blocks of tickets. Surely if this was banned and the full allocation was given to the away club on a sale or return basis (up to say a week before the fixture), then you...

And you'll never properly enjoy the day out if you're spending the whole time thinking you might not make it home

I feel the same. What's the point in having a season ticket for my youngster when he never gets to go?

That's probably the answer

They will have to put on a whole load of coaches to make up for the numbers who would have gone by train

What's the justification for not having it at say 7pm, or 6pm? There are no other evening FA cup games My guess is England v Scotland in the rugby hitting the viewer numbers. But I really don't get why not a 7pm?

Plenty of time sleeping under a railway arch as well

Well, if it's a 8pm kick off and it goes to extra time and pens, you can't get to a station by 10:30. The match won't be finished by then You probably won't be on a train till 11:30, maybe 12

This is the big issue with this. Had trains been running normally it would have been do-able. Even if they made it 7pm kick off it would have been doable. If they still had replays like they should have it would have been do-able. Another example of completely stitching up the fans. What are...

Not transport-wise

As bad as it could have been

I'm a 1 or 2 a season man to away games, and i'm very interested, subject to sensible kick off times and transport options and not being extorted by the ticket price