WystonRam

On 14/07/2023 at 07:49, CodnorRam said:

Its weird people saying they didnt like robbie savage. Thats when i started supporting derby and he was one of my favourite players along with kris commons . loved the scarf celebration 

I was devastated when we signed him, and listening to talk on the radio about how he gave up in our 11 point season made me dislike him even more. 

There are 5500 available in all the other stands at the moment. SS is probably sold out.

A good route back, if you like ales, might be The Smithfield, Exeter, Tap, Peacock. As for a curry, Nalaas has extremely good reviews.

12 hours ago, Boycie said:

 

 

 

Anymore? 

Peacock is OK not far from the Exeter and Tap

14 hours ago, Foreveram said:

At the moment there are around 6,300 seats available to buy as season tickets, which will also be same seats going on general sale in the couple of weeks.

There is also some that are held back until the rest are nearly all sold, which could be several hundred.

We have been told that season tickets sales have already passed 20,000.

I don’t know what the maximum amount of season tickets we can sell is, but in the past we have sold 23,000+ and possibly more.

23000 was the limit in the Premier League, taking into account , (i think) 5% available on a game by game basis, away fans, player /officials tickets. The rules may have changed and we probably wouldn’t need as many player/official or away tickets to he reserved.

4 hours ago, NottsRam said:

Does safe standing even increase the capacity though?

No.

1 hour ago, jimtastic56 said:

If we are so “Massive”, how come we get 3,000 fans at some games? Only 23,000 Rams fans for the game v West Ham Utd last season. Fans have got to get out of those comfy armchairs.

I was at the game, but to be honest West Ham as a draw was about as dull as it gets.

Stevenage and Carlisle and yes planning to.

Bristol Rovers I have been to but not at the current ground. Maybe.

11 minutes ago, angieram said:

Ok, so we want to move seats. Can't seem to do it online without paying full price (we are both 10 years+) so tried to ring the ticket office.

Told telephone number doesn't exist! Have we broke the system again? 

Should be this ?

0871 4721884 (option 1) .

20 minutes ago, The Last Post said:

Yes people creaming themselves over this game, Peterboro were god damn awful for 90mins, They let the drawbridge down and invited Wednesday to "come on down", If the Romans were in the penalty box they could have picked up enough crosses to extend the Appian Way to crucify more of Spartacus rebellious rabble 

Peterborough’s tactics in the second half were diabolical and Ferguson completely misjudged his team and Wednesday’s abilities. Quite possibly the worst half of football played in the league all season by any team.

On 19/05/2023 at 08:34, islandram said:

I went to highbury that day Saunders made adams look awful turned him inside out 

Yes , i was there too 🐏

Dean Saunders away at Arsenal 88/89 season deserves a mention. Scored two ran Adams absolutely ragged the whole game. 

Renewed, keep the same ST card message came up during the renewal process. Payment in instalments available. 

3 hours ago, Foreveram said:

A bit of context, season tickets have been on sale since January, when you could have got a ticket on the Kop for £395 and South Stand for £535. This I think is the third or fourth round of price increases since then.

This price is only until Monday when the next increase comes in.

I would imagine lots of fans would have bought early when they were nailed on certainties to win the league 😂.

Probably yes, btw i saw the twitter post with these prices from wednesday fan.

Insane ST prices too for next season

Just now, GenBr said:

Yes it only took them choosing him as preferred bidder, giving him a couple of months of exclusivity in which he twice offered lower bids and then no sign of any money turning up for them to see straight through him. Truly Preston have put us to shame by doing the exact same thing as us

I sam not sure I said they put us to Shane, but their due diligence was way better than Quantuma.

9 minutes ago, Mihangel said:

They aren't, or shouldn't be, powerless - I cannot believe that neither the EFL nor the administrators had a robust process in place to validate the source of funds, it's a very normal practice and one that perhaps the banks did properly and hence the money never materialised. At best, the EFL and the administrators could be considered a little negligent.

Preston saw through him immediatley.

Quantum also filed for insolvency ?

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/OC379411/insolvency

2 hours ago, Foreveram said:

All the blocks were open on day one.

Don’t believe they were, at least an additional block cam on line a few days later when our allocation was increased? Either way it is not uncommon for an away club to stipulate the order tickets are sold in.  

48 minutes ago, Foreveram said:

And now some of the tickets that were greyed out on day one have gone on sale,🤷🏻‍♂️

so now it’s up to 717.

Clubs sometimes stipulate what order blocks can be released in. 

3 minutes ago, Foreveram said:

1,940 in a crowd of 31,113

28600

13 minutes ago, Mr. P said:

Not fussed at all about Burton Albion simply because I've lived in Swad most of my life & I remember going to watch Gresley Rovers when Burton were in the same league as them. And then watching them going in opposite directions ever since! But I live just outside Burton now & often go down various locals to sample the Bass & Pedigree. Not bothered about the football team there but happy to keep the pubs going!

I live in the DE13 postcode area, and to be fair to Burton it has decent drinking venues and is not badly served by restaurants.

7 hours ago, Foreveram said:

1,145.

There will he more than this left

2 hours ago, B4ev6is said:

That is first lot we get we will get more mate

I understand the police have restricted our allocation, hopefully i am incorrectly informed. SY police aren’t the best.

14 minutes ago, David said:

Does say initial allocation so may increase it, 3700 is the max they can sell in the away end due to restrictions. 

Although this could be a huge game for both clubs, you can sort of understand why they may only want to give the minimum allowed number of tickets. Ok they lose out on a bit of money, for one game though probably be worth losing out on for fewer vocal Rams in the ground.

 

Police may also have some say in the final allocation i guess.