Re: Taunton v Barrow FA Cup game (now Sunday 6th Nov)
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2016 6:39 pm
May have gone 'Off Topic' with that one.
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At least there are no pie related incidents at BarrowJimmyCrabstick wrote:I also witnessed a pie getting pushed into a Fleetwood supporters face in 1986.Wonder if it was the same perpetrator?
There was a pie thrown onto the pitch at Oldham fa cup game to.
No, I don't believe they can do so, last season FCUM had their FA Cup First Round against Chesterfield chosen as the live game, and they couldn't refuse when the date was changed to suit the TV coverage.cromwells ghost wrote:Could the club have refused to play on the Sunday? I would like to see some of the money the club have been given somehow to benefit the travelling fans who now will have to take a day off work.
Yes, the ninth game moved to 2pm on the Sunday, Morecambe v Coventry City is the game chosen to be broadcast live overseas, and on Saturday, the BBC have picked Bolton Wanderers v Grimsby Town.Arvo wrote:So, If I've understood this correctly, we'll be sharing that space with live reports and near-live goals/significant action from not another four, but another eight games?
Thisbarrowaberdeen wrote:Just make the away end all ticket and segregated with our own entrance. We could produce our own tickets then give em the money. Seriously, how hard can it be? They need to get on with it.
There's only one set of turnstiles.barrowaberdeen wrote:Just make the away end all ticket and segregated with our own entrance. We could produce our own tickets then give em the money. Seriously, how hard can it be? They need to get on with it.
Now that's a novel way to discourage visiting supporters!boyliegladbach wrote:Taunton tweeted that it could be tickets. Need to make their mines up.
xerxes wrote:Now that's a novel way to discourage visiting supporters!boyliegladbach wrote:Taunton tweeted that it could be tickets. Need to make their mines up.
If you had a repeat of yesterday's travel problems (getting there minutes before kick off) there would definitely be a few hundred sweating on getting in.John Very Little wrote:I don't know how many gates there are but I think every available point of entry needs to be opened to get everyone in the ground in time as it will take a long while for everyone to get in as 2400 people/6 turnstiles = 400 people per turnstile. No chance everyone will get in on time unless people start queueing at least an hour beforehand. As mentioned previously could they not have people with tickets going through separate gates so they only hand a ticket to the person on the gate and walk in. People will get in quicker this way? Also a chance that more than 2500 could turn up and people won't get in.
They really haven't thought this one through and hope they have a re-think, making it all-ticket is the best/safest way to handle it and it will also be quicker getting in if people already have tickets. Perhaps Barrow could make an offer Taunton to sort out so many tickets for our own fans so we're all guaranteed to get in?
Latest info, or final info? They (Taunton) seem to be changing their minds by the minute.