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Originally posted by eagleman13
Seems they have been given an away allowance of 4,700 tickets in the Arthur Waite stand & access to the Legends lounge. Couple of Q's What is the capacity for the AW/away end? Will the club close the AW off for home fans, ie locate the away fans in the middle? Edited by eagleman13 (13 Jan 2022 6.48pm) 4700 is roughly half of the stand. I imagine that Hartlepool will be offered more tickets if these sell through although I expect 4700 is plenty.
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Originally posted by Vincehair
Great gesture from our club to subsidise coach travel for Hartlepool fans. Train travel is so expensive but can imagine that some wil prefer the train or their own transport. Guess that the coaches will stretch along Whitehorse lane to south Norwood hill! Yup a good gesture however I notice that Hartlepool are still charging their supporters £12 for the coach trip. I guess that will go to the club? Anyway well done CPFC we need more of this type of thing in the football family.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Yup a good gesture however I notice that Hartlepool are still charging their supporters £12 for the coach trip. I guess that will go to the club? Anyway well done CPFC we need more of this type of thing in the football family. Yep, good to see us helping with the 'Pools travel costs and it will add to the atmosphere if they bring plenty down. But it does sound a bit like rent-a-crowd. Surely we'll fill Selhurst won't we or are games like this so unattractive?
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Shame CPFC not saving season ticket holders seats for a few days. My sons seat in Holmesdale was not available at 10PM last night 13th just a few hours after tickets go on sale when many STH would not even have details Originally posted by ASCPFC
That doesn't seem the worst price to me. I pay that for League of Ireland matches and more for the rugby. I see there are a lot of negative comments about it.
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Originally posted by eaglesfans
Shame CPFC not saving season ticket holders seats for a few days. My sons seat in Holmesdale was not available at 10PM last night 13th just a few hours after tickets go on sale when many STH would not even have details At least his was available. Mine is in the Arthur.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Yup a good gesture however I notice that Hartlepool are still charging their supporters £12 for the coach trip. I guess that will go to the club? Anyway well done CPFC we need more of this type of thing in the football family. Agreed. Nice gesture that you'd hope that most Premiership clubs would do in this position.
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Originally posted by eaglesfans
Shame CPFC not saving season ticket holders seats for a few days. My sons seat in Holmesdale was not available at 10PM last night 13th just a few hours after tickets go on sale when many STH would not even have details I can understand the frustration for a ST holder losing their seat. For many, myself included, as a gold member you generally can't get a ticket in the lower Holmesdale these days and are limited to pretty average seats (which is fair enough). Personally I see the FA Cup as an opportunity to get as close to Block E as possible so always pounce on it - I'm sure I'm not alone in this. It was strange that I was able to purchase up to 10 tickets - far too many. Should be a cracking atmosphere and hopefully a straight forward win with a few goals to celebrate. Judging by the starting 11 against M***wall, PV seems to be taking the cup seriously, and so he should.
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I’ll accept that - seems to have generated a lot of interest. The football is more entertaining since boring Hodgson days.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Yup a good gesture however I notice that Hartlepool are still charging their supporters £12 for the coach trip. I guess that will go to the club? Anyway well done CPFC we need more of this type of thing in the football family. I have a feeling that should we win parish may give a few more quid via ticket sales. If they win then the next round will be their payday. As you say, fantastic gesture.
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If you missed out first time around, more tickets in the Arthur went on sale last night.
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Originally posted by Foxy0208
Their fans are having a right moan on Twitter as we aren't a big enough draw for them! They soon sold their tickets for a game thats not big enough for them.
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Apparently Meatloaf was a Hartlepool fan so think it appropriate we play some Bat out of Hell pre match ?
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Originally posted by Vincehair
Apparently Meatloaf was a Hartlepool fan so think it appropriate we play some Bat out of Hell pre match ? Not a bad gesture at all that.
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So, how many are we going to win by on Saturday?
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Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer
So, how many are we going to win by on Saturday? I wish I shared your optimism P.O.G! I long ago gave up on any logic for predicting our results, I'd sleep well the rest of the week if someone could guarantee we'd just win whichever way. Gut says- 3-0 Palace
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Butland Ferguson - Kelly - Guehi - Mitchell Riederwald - Hughes Eze Olise - Mateta - Schlupp
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Originally posted by sprites
Butland Ferguson - Kelly - Guehi - Mitchell Riederwald - Hughes Eze Olise - Mateta - Schlupp
As for predictions, I expect a comfortable win.
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Originally posted by eagleman13
These are our match officials for saturday, thankfully, neither Friend nor Pawson will be involved. Bankes is OK. Gave a red to Newcastle's Lazaro after he fouled Wilf who was through on goal a couple of years ago.
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