Saturday's Game!

[Red-Osbornello]

I personally believe there will actually be a few seats free on the Clayton End. I assume there'll have been people who wanted Standing but had to make do with seating tickets once the standing section sold out. I doubt those people will stay in their seats and not attempt to get in the crowd.

I've seen them attempt to enforce "You have a standing ticket, you have a seating ticket" in the past and it didn't seem to work that well - and there wasn't as many people then!

Regardless, as Exile said, I don't think you'd struggle to find anyone willing to give up their seat to someone more in need.

[chopper5]

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

I'm sure you'll both accept that, with a sell-out, the 'usual' may not always be possible.
However, I always understood that you could choose to stand or sit on the Clayton End. I'm not sure if Chopper's reference to 'not bothering' means that approach will still apply on Saturday or whether you either stand or you sit where you're allotted a specific seat number (do they even have seat numbers on the Clayton End?).
If that's the case, then get there early to get a seat.
But whatever the arrangements, knowing Stanley fans and Accrington folk, I'm sure there would be someone in a seat who'd be willing to let a disabled chap and/or a small child sit down if they were asked politely.
I'm lucky enough to have secured tickets for the Clayton End but don't know and don't care if I'm standing or sitting. But, if it's the latter, I'll be happy to swap if I see someone who's in more need.

Yes, of course I accept that.

I assumed that I would just have to get there early to get a seat. Because there isn't normally reserved seating on the clayton end.

My only (minor) gripe is that the reserved seating was only mentioned for the first time this weekend (that I'm aware of?), when tickets have been on sale for a few weeks.

A bit of forethought and it could have been avoided.

But I'm not complaining, I've got tickets, we'll be there, that's the main thing! A sore back and arms is a small price to pay to see Stanley in league one.

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[Exile on Spencer St]

Originally Posted by chopper5

A bit of forethought and it could have been avoided.

If we'd all had a bit of forethought, we'd have had a few quid on Leicester and Stanley

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Mr Matthew

Not 4 weeks ago Smudge, there wasn't an option offered for seating at the time.

I don't think anybody ever thought this would happen, definately not 4 weeks ago.

Blame Trevor Kettle, Stanley would have been up now had he not screwed up

[DAV007]

Managed to get 4 tickets from the market hall shop after pulling up at the club shop and seeing a long queue out of the door!

It's the first time I have visited the store in the market hall and it's a real credit to the club.
Great staff, good stock and competitive prices.

Thanks again to the staff who were still on site at 4.30pm and selling tickets, much appreciated.

[Chewbacca]

Most of he seats on the left of the Altham End seem to be taken up by those coming to watch the half time kick-a-bout. My Season Ticket has a seat number on even though I ticked standing, not sure if many others are like this or if it means anything?

Does the Whinney Hill stand have seat numbers and will it be open? I tend to go there if there is a big crowd as access to the Altham End standing is a right ball ache if it is busy and too many people are penned in between the bars.

[Mr Matthew]

Thanks to the couple of accy webbers who have offered me the option to swap tickets. Much appreciated, I will be in touch at a more decent hour.

Now all I need is to get in my lucky seat B25. 2 games not in it and 2 losses against Pompey and Wimbledon (missed the Oxford game).

Does anyone know if the tickets/seats are numbered?

[Outback Ozzy]

Seats in the Jack Barrett stand are most definitely numbered, cannot say for sure about the seats in the Clayton End or Whinney Hill.

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Outback Ozzy

Seats in the Jack Barrett stand are most definitely numbered, cannot say for sure about the seats in the Clayton End or Whinney Hill.

I would think Clayton End are or you wouldn't be able to allocate season tickets

[Shurm]

Are there any tickets left I was going to take my Daughter again after going to the last 2 home games. Someone at work said they had 2 tickets from someone at Whatmores for free not that I minded paying £15 quid for the pair of us as she's under 12 however these don't seem to have materialised wish I'd just bought them now.

[mab]

Don't forget to be on the wham for 2:30 sat!!

[nige b]

Is there any other place to be pal

[winstanley asfc]

I'm getting nervous now(Like i haven't been nervous all week) Would we all settle for draws all around..i would! I hope the new fans who're making this a sell out don't get on our boys backs if things aren't going our way. Patience and tactics will see us over the line.

[baldy]

Need to get behind the boys from the start, like at Wycombe, The last thing they'll need is more pressure from the stands!

We've got this! Believe!!

[monkey hanger]

I imagine we will be nervous but so will oxford and Bristol rovers. they have to better our result whatever it may be. plenty of twists and turns through the game. hope that all the turnstiles at the jack barrett stand will be open. only 2 recently and this will not be sufficient.