Rochdale

[Stan]

Looks a bit yellow to me!

[GlenSTFC]

It does also state the yellow will be amber.

[Matt]

The actual shirt will be amber, that’s just an example image.

[GlenSTFC]

Wonder why the FA Cup insignia can’t be included and if not why include on the visual?

[Craig Minter]

With the shirt, can I buy it online and then pick it up if I can get tickets for Rochdale?

[Edinburgh Rebel]

I know the details will be announced soon anyway but how difficult will it be for non-regulars to get a ticket for the Rochdale match?

[mgower64]

It was Oldham away.

quite right , memory not so good now ;-)

[Craig Minter]

With the shirt, can I buy it online and then pick it up if I can get tickets for Rochdale?

Just realised the lead time, don't get paid until 23rd so is a no go.

 

Damn! Nice shirt!

[Curtis]

According to the latest Price of Football Calculator, the average weekly salary of a League One player is approximately £3,000 per week!!!

Edited November 15, 2017 by Curtis

[Rebel Kay]

the date will of course say Monday. at the point I ordered the sample the game was on the Saturday

[A Rebel and a Saint]

The details for the matchday sales tomorrow are now on the website.

A very fair way of prioritising season ticket holders while also ensuring anyone else who wants a ticket has to come and watch the match tomorrow to get one. Should mean a decent crowd.

[Wayne_LG]

I'm a season ticket holder and can't go tomorrow. Will there be a second opportunity?

[3spirit]

Bit of a strange way of allocating the FA Cup tickets but it is what it is.

 

I would have thought the Slough Trust members and those that are instantly recognisable as fairly regular Slough devotees,would at least be able to purchase a ticket or two,regardless of being a season ticket holder.

 

The way it is being done seems that some regulars, or fans that can't make the game, will miss out which doesn't strike right to me.

[Reading Rebel]

I'm a season ticket holder and can't go tomorrow. Will there be a second opportunity?

 

 

The info on tickets states once tomorrows game is over the club will announce details for the sale of the remaining tickets.

Edited November 17, 2017 by Reading Rebel

[Wayne_LG]

But general sale (if I've read right), hope this is taken in consideration.

[Reading Rebel]

Bit of a strange way of allocating the FA Cup tickets but it is what it is.

 

I would have thought the Slough Trust members and those that are instantly recognisable as fairly regular Slough devotees,would at least be able to purchase a ticket or two,regardless of being a season ticket holder.

 

The way it is being done seems that some regulars, or fans that can't make the game, will miss out which doesn't strike right to me.

 

 

I would doubt very much that all the tickets will be sold tomorrow so Slough devotees and others will get the chance to purchase a ticket after tomorrows game.

[3spirit]

The info on tickets states once tomorrows game is over the club will announce details for the sale of the remaining tickets.

 

How many tickets are being printed?

[3spirit]

Being facetious,.... while accepting that the club would naturally put their season ticket holders first, you could argue that that citeria puts the wealthy fiirst and the poor second, and as we know there's nothing new in that concept !  

[A Rebel and a Saint]

"I know your face" isn't really a sensible way of allocating tickets 3spirit... It's also nothing to do with the Trust how the Club allocates the tickets.

 

At previous matches the most common question I heard was "will they be prioritising season ticket holders?" and they have done this. Given that most of our most devoted fans will be season ticket holders (and as season ticket holders you'd think most will attend a given game) I think it's a fair priority system.

[Windsor Rebel]

_{It is as fair as it can be.}