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Upcoming away game sales
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Yeah, £49 looks the standard to Preston with a YP card. Got my ticket but not train.
Carlisle I think I'm just gonna say sod it and book rather than waiting until after Easter. Expensive, but I'll try and justify it with the money saved from May to August.0 -
wouldn't preston give us 6k tickets if need be? Unless the club is putting on free travel we wouldn't take half of that regardless of the situation.
Preston are able to give the whole end, they have done this on previous occasions0 -
Seeing as we are only taking 500 to Oldham and we only took 1200 to Blackburn in 2000 I think talk of needing the whole end at Preston is a little premature.0
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Seeing as we are only taking 500 to Oldham and we only took 1200 to Blackburn in 2000 I think talk of needing the whole end at Preston is a little premature.
And extremely unlikely!0 -
We won't have motes than 1500 at Preston0
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Airman,
We will be needing 15 for Preston when on general sale. Usually collect con numbers but can't be arsed with 15.
However assuming we had a 'big' away game early next season, would aways from this season count in the usual 'non season ticket holders with x amount of away games' etc?
If so I might need to collect and provide them afterall.
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Yeah, £49 looks the standard to Preston with a YP card. Got my ticket but not train.
Got mine on Saturday morning with a railcard for £37
Carlisle I think I'm just gonna say sod it and book rather than waiting until after Easter. Expensive, but I'll try and justify it with the money saved from May to August.0 -
There is 6-10 of us waiting to get our Preston tickets. I reckon it will sell more than most think.0
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A statement of the obvious but the turnout at Preston will largely depend upon what, if anything, turns upon it. Witnessing promotion is a precious thing - I've had 5 in my lifetime:
- Preston in 1975 at the Valley ( my abiding memories are Bob Curtis' missed penalty before half time and the Killer's two late, raking left footers in the second half )
- Carlisle in 1981 ( missed that: doing exams and no money anyway )
- Carlisle in 1986 ( Tolmie's own goal, Lennie and John Friar being carried shoulder high around the pitch at the end and grown men crying in the away paddock )
- Wembley 1998
- 2000 ( promoted without playing ).
Preston would be a great place to go up but I think we'll have secured it before then. I think a lot of decisions on away travel will be made after the Easter weekend.0 - Sponsored links:
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Doubtful we will use this season's away history next season, although I suppose it's possible. For example, if we got promoted and started at, say, Brighton you'd expect that to sell out and we'd have no new info.0
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A statement of the obvious but the turnout at Preston will largely depend upon what, if anything, turns upon it. Witnessing promotion is a precious thing - I've had 5 in my lifetime:
But did you have someone to entertain you on the coach?
- Preston in 1975 at the Valley ( my abiding memories are Bob Curtis' missed penalty before half time and the Killer's two late, raking left footers in the second half )
- Carlisle in 1981 ( missed that: doing exams and no money anyway )
- Carlisle in 1986 ( Tolmie's own goal, Lennie and John Friar being carried shoulder high around the pitch at the end and grown men crying in the away paddock )
- Wembley 1998
- 2000 ( promoted without playing ).
Preston would be a great place to go up but I think we'll have secured it before then. I think a lot of decisions on away travel will be made after the Easter weekend.0 -
with 2,000 tickets for preston no need to panic yet0
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"Unreserved" tickets for Preston as well0
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A statement of the obvious but the turnout at Preston will largely depend upon what, if anything, turns upon it. Witnessing promotion is a precious thing - I've had 5 in my lifetime:
I knew when the fixtures came out that this year would be a good season - we will seal it either v Carlisle or v Preston or when we don't play....history repeating itself.
- Preston in 1975 at the Valley ( my abiding memories are Bob Curtis' missed penalty before half time and the Killer's two late, raking left footers in the second half )
- Carlisle in 1981 ( missed that: doing exams and no money anyway )
- Carlisle in 1986 ( Tolmie's own goal, Lennie and John Friar being carried shoulder high around the pitch at the end and grown men crying in the away paddock )
- Wembley 1998
- 2000 ( promoted without playing ).
Preston would be a great place to go up but I think we'll have secured it before then. I think a lot of decisions on away travel will be made after the Easter weekend.
But first of all, let's beat Oldham...one game at a time.
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Is it still looking likely that there will be some in the away end on the gate at Oldham? I can't get down to the Valley before hand, but I'm keen on going.0
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Is it still looking likely that there will be some in the away end on the gate at Oldham? I can't get down to the Valley before hand, but I'm keen on going.
Very likely.
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Great, thanks Airman.0
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Carlisles got potential to be the best away game in years0
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I will be buying 4 for Preston when they go on sale to season ticket holders. It's one ground i've never been to.0
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Carlise have suddenly snuck up 3 points behind the MK Dons.0
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Don't try using logic Off_it, our away support is poor, if it's not poor for a game or games, then suitable excuses of why we took good numbers somewhere will be trotted out, but our away support will always be poor, no matter the number. If another club, who obviously have better support than us, happen to bring apparently poor numbers to the Valley, then the same excuses we use for our poor figures, that are routinely derided or ignored, will be trotted out by the very people who said the weren't valid reasons for our away support.
think this could be my favourite post on CL
So no matter the combination of awkward journeys, low allocations, televised games, consecutive long trips, or any one of a dozen over valid reasons are never good enough to explain a low away attendance for us, they are all perfectly good reasons for away teams to bring low numbers to the valley, despite the fact that virtually every team we play will have more fans living within 20 miles of the valley than we have fans living within 20 miles of their ground.0 -
Oldham 506, Carlisle 503, Preston 354
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Carlisles got potential to be the best away game in years
It should be but it'll be a very tough game.
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I get the impression that we are all fearing Carlisle a little bit. We have beaten them 4-0 and 2-0 at The Valley this season already.
With the possible incentive of promotion on the day, I think their fans and players will be fearing us a bit more than we realise.
Sheffield Wednesday/United/Huddersfield/ML Dons/Stevenage/Notts County were all deemed to be the toughest games we could have this season, and when it really mattered - we went and beat every single one of them.
Stop glooming! Get yourselves up there and get behind them rather than speculating the worst!0 -
Well said that man0
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Carlisle looked awful when we beat them 4 nil surprised they are in the play offs tbh.0
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Im sure CSP wont be taking the Carlisle, or any of our remaining games lightly. Carlisle are a form team having won away at MK Dons and at home to Huddersfield recently. They have a serious play off chance and this will be a tough game. Im looking forward to what could be a great game.0
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Carlisle looked awful when we beat them 4 nil surprised they are in the play offs tbh.
Agreed, they were worst side i've seen at The Valley this season.0 -
Is it still looking likely that there will be some in the away end on the gate at Oldham? I can't get down to the Valley before hand, but I'm keen on going.
Plenty of tickets will be available for Oldham0
