Reply With QuoteThat could be right and absolutely brilliant. I’ve just looked at the seat map on the ticket site and there’s hardly any seats left in any section.Originally Posted by Glad2BeAPie
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Don't shoot the messenger, expecting nearer 17000 I'm reliably told.
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That could be right and absolutely brilliant. I’ve just looked at the seat map on the ticket site and there’s hardly any seats left in any section.
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Correct. We have just booked ours - hardly any left anywhere - Block AA in Pavis was about the only area with seats together.
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Interesting.
''Due to high demand for tickets, blocks X3 and Y1 of the Jimmy Sirrel Stand have been opened to home fans. Block Z2 will remain solely for away supporters''.
https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...ovil-h-031022/
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It's going to be quite the atmosphere, occasion and hopefully 3 points.
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Hardly any of them left now!
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If true… it’s absolutely incredible. It will simply never be beaten… ever.
… unless Man U fall from grace
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...or maybe our illustrious neighbours in WB
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Tickets in blocks X1 and X2 now on sale as well…
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Well I never knew this '' gifting tickets initiative'' was happening either. Good idea.
Notts County are inviting supporters to gift a ticket to someone less fortunate for their National League fixture with Yeovil Town on Saturday, 19 November.
The Football for a Fiver fixture initiative has become a roaring success since its introduction, with last season's visit of Solihull Moors breaking the National League attendance record, with 12,843 gathering at Meadow Lane to watch the Magpies' 2-0 win.
And this time the club are introducing the option to allow supporters to donate £5 tickets to the club's charity, Notts County Foundation, who in turn will gift them to the many local people and families they work with.
https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport...yeovil-7793617
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