Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 10:40 am  

Wildcat_1 wrote:

Seems Siddals 8am ticket announcement was to say that tickets are available from Siddals Clubhouse doesnt mention anything for tickets for Wakefield so seemingly if you want to go you have to go to Siddal to purchase tickets.
Im sure the club may have some news to put out later regarding ticketing, but thats the stance so far

Unless people are absolutely blinkered we do have 'group' of people that attend our games, who can be a little untuly at times. If no tickets are available i can see climbing over that small stone wall as a temptation to some.

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 11:04 am  

Kettykat wrote:

Gone soft in your old age I see

Thought he's always been like that Ketty.....

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 11:09 am  

Luppylad wrote:

What a stupid comment have you ever done that its not great viewing at the best of time your low down for a start people will keep been in front of you cos its going to be packed

A stupid question deserves a stupid answer , it’s on a playing field not the north face of the Eiger , lots of people bring folding chairs to games especially those less mobile .

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 11:10 am  

BarnsleyGull wrote:

Thought he's always been like that Ketty.....

These old pit fitters were always a bit on the soft side

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 11:27 am  

Kettykat wrote:

A stupid question deserves a stupid answer , it’s on a playing field not the north face of the Eiger , lots of people bring folding chairs to games especially those less mobile .

Yes when thers about 50 people there not 1000 you work it out go get a camping chair and sit there see what the view is like

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 11:31 am  

Kettykat wrote:

A stupid question deserves a stupid answer , it’s on a playing field not the north face of the Eiger , lots of people bring folding chairs to games especially those less mobile .

I will also add that awswell people with mobility issues been discrimimated against but so are youngsters as under 16s tickets can only be purchased with an adult ticket so great waybtobgtow the game

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 1:55 pm  

Wakefield have been allocated 500 tickets for this match. Available from the club shop on 03/02/24 after 9am

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 3:54 pm  

Dr Dreadnought wrote:

Wakefield have been allocated 500 tickets for this match. Available from the club shop on 03/02/24 after 9am

With only 500 tickets on sale, I presume there will be a restriction, either 1 0r 2 tickets per person ?

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 4:16 pm  

Kettykat wrote:

These old pit fitters were always a bit on the soft side

Steady on Ketty or me an Sanders will be knocking on your door

Re: Siddal : Fri Feb 02, 2024 4:30 pm  

Kettykat wrote:

But it isn’t as bad as stated , there was a breakfast hut situated down the side of the car park last time I visited and plenty of room for more if they so desire . We will be their for a few hrs at the most , a cracking club run way better than ours was by the looks , but by the sounds of this chat ,Siddal is sounding more like a gulag than an amateur club . You know us British we like a good moan about anything and everything .if people aren’t happy with the situation stay away , they probably don’t want or need negative people at the club pulling it to bits , boy we’ve had enough over the years dragging our club through the mire ,but if you do go , I think you’ll find a hidden gem of a club

You’ve said this a couple of times now “if you don’t like it, stay away”
What if people don’t want to miss the game but are excluded from seeing it by the limited number of tickets, no disabled facilities or are just unable to stand for 80 minutes or so.

If it was the only option, if there wasn’t a better alternative then it ouldnt be helped but there are options