manilaseagull
Used to be Swindonseagull
Some of my swindon town supporting (spit) mates want to come to Bristol city.
Any idea if its Sold out or will Pay on the gate be likley?
Any idea if its Sold out or will Pay on the gate be likley?
Bristol City, will it be pay on the gate?
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supaseagull
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Just what we need- a load of pikey Swindon fans causing trouble and our fans getting the blame!
Tell them to go to Rovers instead lol
Tell them to go to Rovers instead lol
manilaseagull
Used to be Swindonseagull
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grow up toss pot
Rovers are at Bradford. Swindon, on the other hand, are at home. Why on earth would they travel to Bristol when Swindon are at home?
supaseagull
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f*** me people on here Really need to chill or we are gonna lose supporters to heart attacks!
IT WAS A JOKE....toss pot!
supaseagull
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That makes it even dafter!!! Why watch Brighton if swindon are at home?
Bristol City, will it be pay on the gate?
Good question, though. I've not tried to get a ticket yet. Was a member of the old "Away Supporters Scheme", live near Bristol so tend to go to the West of England games. Last few years have been great, Plymouth, Rovers, Yeovil, Swinedon, Plymouth, Carlisle. I know that attending away games doesn't put money into the club, but you still go and contribute to the noise and I didn't miss the Withdean Whiners..........
So what are the chances of PoTG this Saturday ?
Good question, though. I've not tried to get a ticket yet. Was a member of the old "Away Supporters Scheme", live near Bristol so tend to go to the West of England games. Last few years have been great, Plymouth, Rovers, Yeovil, Swinedon, Plymouth, Carlisle. I know that attending away games doesn't put money into the club, but you still go and contribute to the noise and I didn't miss the Withdean Whiners..........
So what are the chances of PoTG this Saturday ?
manilaseagull
Used to be Swindonseagull
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Is there a law that says they must watch Swindon,
FYI they are just ocassional COunty Ground visitors, I just called them Swindon Fans because they are from Swindon....
Tooting Gull
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That's an interesting west country list. Plymouth twice, some sort of pig farm, and somewhere virtually in Scotland.
kingcole
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What a comical combination of words??!!
Billy the Fish
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Your're allowed to buy a ticket, just register on the website and get yourself a fan number. AMS doesn't exist anymore
NorthStandN1A
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Did you really question why they would rather watch Brighton than Swindon?
I realise the likelyhood of Di Canio knocking out a ref / player / mascot could be worth a watch, but on football grounds I would rather see The Albion play!, even if it was in Scotland!!!
manilaseagull
Used to be Swindonseagull
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please get back in your box and stop questioning why my mates want to watch Brighton...
The question was, is it likley to be pay on the gate? you are trying to be funny with your reply...sorry to say its not working, you are just annoying.
Maybe you dont have mates who want to watch a succesful entertaining team?
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
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It does if you buy the advance tickets through BHA as the away team gets a percentage from the tickets it sells - 5 or 10%, I can't remember which. I'd telephone the Bristol City ticket office for info on PoTG.
countryman
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There's no need to get you knickers in a twist...
manilaseagull
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Acording to Bristol City ticket office, it is unlikley to be pay on the gate as Brighton were sent 2000 tickets and have sold 1200...
Answered your own question. Probably could have checked this in the first place and avoided this ridiculous thread
somerset
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It has always ended up being POTG in the past at BCFC,... why would it be different this year?... especially as we have only solf 1200 odd.... there will be plenty who will want to turn up on the day after a late decision to go, especially those who live locally.
severnside gull
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I spoke to the BCFC ticket office this morning and they said they "didn't see why it wouldn't be pay on the gate" but advised coming early because of traffic and because they expected up to 2K Brighton fans (the away end holds up to 2.8K). In total they seem likely to have a crowd of c15K in a ground with a 22K capacity! Not clear why it would be a problem but then that is logically thinking and since when did the average football club box office deal in logic when issueing conflicting advice was an option 
BTW if I try to buy my tickets through BHAFC box office on line I have to pay full price (£25 each). I can't get through on the phone but if I pay at Ashton Gate on the day my one senior and two junior tickets will cost £20 and £10 each respectively - a total saving of £35!
BTW if I try to buy my tickets through BHAFC box office on line I have to pay full price (£25 each). I can't get through on the phone but if I pay at Ashton Gate on the day my one senior and two junior tickets will cost £20 and £10 each respectively - a total saving of £35!
