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This. I'm not precious about wanting my exact seat in the WSU, I couldn't give a toss about that. I was intending to try out the ESU for a change, but either upper level would've been fine. Oh well.

Blah blah. There's always some herbert who comes along to read out the official Terms and Conditions. Yes the club were quite within their rights to scupper sales of the upper tiers till much later on, I'm well aware of that. No rules have been broken. But it still doesn't mean that they were...

I couldn't be arsed with that. Especially if NSC is on a go-slow.

67, if you've got your settings calibrated properly. Anyway, nobodies FORCING you on here are they. If you're not interested in it then just mind yer beeswax.

The club get most things right, and it would be an exaggeration for me to describe myself as "pissed off" over this. They got this wrong though, and I'd describe myself as being...a bit disgruntled. Anyway, none of this really matters I suppose, in the great scheme of things. 1st world problems...

Unbelievable innit. "How DARE you not go to the Palace cup game etc etc" he says, sitting there at his keyboard about 7,000 miles from the Amex, wagging his finger at the non-attendees. Exactly. Nobodies died, and it'll still be a cracking day (hopefully). But that doesn't mean all the upper...

Only after hundreds / thousands ended up buying tickets to areas they didn't particularly want (including me and several other regulars I go with). Its not the end of the world, its just a bit of an annoyance, and I'm not alone in feeling that. Apparently that's not allowed, but hey, that's how...

Up your arse. Point me to the post where I said "I can't believe anyone would want to go to the Palace FA Cup game". Go on. Oh wait - you can't. Because it doesn't exist. So I'd appreciate it if you refrained from putting words in my mouth. Along with about 15,000 other fans, for numerous...

But this wasn't being wise after the event - in stark contrast to the Palace draw (which was met with groans), there was plenty of enthusiasm of the "GET IN!" variety on here when we got Coventry at home, and that only increased when it was confirmed as a Saturday 3pm, with tickets at £18. Not...

It would suggest to me that the game all but sold out despite the clubs general buffoonery over this tie, not because of the way it went about selling tickets. I've got mates who've bought tickets in the ESL who are a bit macked off now at not having their usual WSU seat. I'm in the WSL myself...