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really glad you got seats where you wanted- and I am happy that its selling well. So no drama at all. As you were all so confident it would open, (and it did and its selling well) why is it such a thing on here in the first place though? The way this (and previous threads) go on, it seems people...

In which case the upper tiers will open and everyone will be happy and get the seats they want thus rendering the whole hand wringing angst a complete waist of time, or they wont sell , both showing its a reasonable approach by the club

because there are still a couple thousand in the lower tiers to be made avaialble, SW Corner, South where Derby only have 1750 ish) so by the standard of the WBA game, they aren't selling particularly well

not "loads" but a few on here, which doesn't necessarily translate into selling the East Stand upper. I genuinely don't understand why some people are so precious over a seat. I understand that people have a preferred location,and having sat in every area I prefer to be where my season tickets...

because they have sold cup tickets this was for a while-AND IT WORKS. The tickets aren't selling very well for this game which kind of proves them right, had the whole stadium been open from the outset, there would be vast swathes of empty seating all over the ground. Its looking likley that...

but its only the front few rows that get wet, plenty of seats at the top of the lower tiers and the view is great

with 400 plus seats still left and with the whole south west corner still in reserve , those who refuse to contemplate sitting somewhere other than the gods could well miss out,classic cutting your nose off to spite your face on the cards here. Poor actual attendance yesterday (despite...

oh i love reading the binfest of some over entitled season ticket holders getting their knickers all twisted up thinking that the stadium was built solely for them to sit exactly where they choose and have preferential rights over everyone else at all times. Its the same every cup game now, as...