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Post by gr0uch0 on Feb 8, 2019 18:33:53 GMT
Aaaarrrggghhh - looks like all the Flyer's allocation for POFW is now sold out. I've never been, so don't know if we're allowed to buy tickets in another section (Section B for Dundee maybe). Any ideas anyone?
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Post by chez86 on Feb 8, 2019 20:35:04 GMT
If sections sell out then it is normal for fans to purchase in closest available section. T&Cs state they have the right to remove fans from sections not designated to them but I have been going 6 years and never seen it. Sadly Stars fans won't travel in numbers unless we get through but I thoroughly enjoy the weekend regardless of who is playing
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Post by gr0uch0 on Feb 8, 2019 23:14:43 GMT
Thanks very much for the advice chez86, much appreciated - keep the faith in Pacha and I'm sure Star's will get through :-)
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Post by spudeeelad on Feb 10, 2019 21:50:26 GMT
Obvious advice would of course be that if you’re playing the team whose block you’re in, don’t be overly expressive about it. Other than that, never experienced any issues being in an opposing block.
Once upon a time about 7 years ago myself and my mate (both then Phoenix fans) purposefully booked seats at the end of the Panthers block where it met the Steelers away block and stood there chanting “we hate you both” in full team colours for the duration of the game and contrary to ehat one would think the reaction would be (for example, if one did that during an Old Firm game), we actually had both sets of fans competing to befriend us and turn us to their side and to this day it’s probably the most fun game I have ever been to.
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Post by riverrat on Feb 10, 2019 21:59:10 GMT
Obvious advice would of course be that if you’re playing the team whose block you’re in, don’t be overly expressive about it. Other than that, never experienced any issues being in an opposing block. Once upon a time about 7 years ago myself and my mate (both then Phoenix fans) purposefully booked seats at the end of the Panthers block where it met the Steelers away block and stood there chanting “we hate you both” in full team colours for the duration of the game and contrary to ehat one would think the reaction would be (for example, if one did that during an Old Firm game), we actually had both sets of fans competing to befriend us and turn us to their side and to this day it’s probably the most fun game I have ever been to. Did ye, aye? |
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Post by spudeeelad on Feb 10, 2019 23:25:30 GMT
Obvious advice would of course be that if you’re playing the team whose block you’re in, don’t be overly expressive about it. Other than that, never experienced any issues being in an opposing block. Once upon a time about 7 years ago myself and my mate (both then Phoenix fans) purposefully booked seats at the end of the Panthers block where it met the Steelers away block and stood there chanting “we hate you both” in full team colours for the duration of the game and contrary to ehat one would think the reaction would be (for example, if one did that during an Old Firm game), we actually had both sets of fans competing to befriend us and turn us to their side and to this day it’s probably the most fun game I have ever been to. Did ye, aye? Why copy Kevin Bridges and think you’re being original when it’s actually a true story? Most of those Panthers fans still sit in the same seats today so you could ask them yourself if you’re so sceptical and arsed enough to post such a knobbish reply... or maybe you’ve just had too much to drink |
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Post by kdybhoy on Feb 11, 2019 20:27:36 GMT
Why copy Kevin Bridges and think you’re being original when it’s actually a true story? Most of those Panthers fans still sit in the same seats today so you could ask them yourself if you’re so sceptical and arsed enough to post such a knobbish reply... or maybe you’ve just had too much to drink Has he aye? |
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