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Hoping it'll reach general sale. I'm in Fleetwood but got 0 points. It'll be scenes in the away end. Blackpool only get about 2000 or so now.
Where has this come from
Anyone got any idea exactly what level of carnage I could expect?
3,652 average attendance this season out of a 17,625 capacity.
Work with a Blackpool fan, he despises the current owners and says the fans are staying away to try and force them out.
Obviously not as bad an owner as Mike Ashley mind, they should think they're lucky not being financially stable in the Premier League with a world class manager.
Just had a look, 2 people with a railcard travelling from York to Blackpool, down 31/12, coming back 2/1 is £31.60 for both. Train is about £26 for two people with a railcard Sunderland-York.I had a quick look the other day and it was £90
Be all in 1 day for us.Just had a look, 2 people with a railcard travelling from York to Blackpool, down 31/12, coming back 2/1 is £31.60 for both. Train is about £26 for two people with a railcard Sunderland-York.
Anyone got any idea exactly what level of carnage I could expect?
They have asked for a seperate allocation - in no mans land between the home and away end.Wonder if any Mags turn up, can't be that sad can they
I would try splitting tickets at York. £24 return with no railcard from there.Be all in 1 day for us.
The scoreline could be absolute carnage if we get 8000 mins marra.I’m still not convinced we will get 8000 mins
The scoreline could be absolute carnage if we get 8000 mins marra.
Blackpool in 1987, the last time we were in the 3rd Division was a great day out. We had the only part of the Kop that was open, plus standing on the side down past the half way line. We had seats in the opposite side, and loads more in the home sections (about 30 around the commentator of the official video for the game).
About 4,500 in total. Good 2-0 win.
Best part of the day was when the Blackpool goalie - none other than our former hero Barry Siddall, came down to our end and got an absolutely beautiful, alcohol fuelled welcome...Siddall, Siddall, Siddall...
And we saw Reuban Agboola out around Blackpool on the night.
Next morning we bought a blow up doll and paraded it up Blackpool sea front, then took it to our next away game down Notts County. Happy days!