Mk ticket sales update (7 Viewers)
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ThroughThickAndThin
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@CovTel_CCFC: Sky Blue Army set to smash MK Dons away attendance record #skyblues #pusb http://t.co/hZX2z4vR0b
Walking Bird
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The trains are going to be mental!
Save some room for those of travelling from Northampton! It may have to be an early start me thinks
oscillatewildly
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If tube shaped and late is the new "mental", then yes.
Cheshireskyblue
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Tried to get tickets through CCFC shop & online, no joy told that we will only get another 300 & they will be released online at 09.30 Thurs am. So called MK Dons & they said they had plenty & bought 2 over the phone.
So as a club we can't even organise ticket sales to our own fans, says a lot about SISU & there interest in our club!
ps MK Dons told me that the top tier will definitely not be open as can't get safety certificate in time.
So as a club we can't even organise ticket sales to our own fans, says a lot about SISU & there interest in our club!
ps MK Dons told me that the top tier will definitely not be open as can't get safety certificate in time.
Stafford_SkBlue
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Cheshire Sky Blue - what load of rubbish - CCFC can only sell tickets they have in their hands, ie in the possession. Would you be happy if they sold tickets they then could not deliver?? Oh then carry on critising the club and their hard working staff.
ThroughThickAndThin
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Think he means they could have informed him that you can buy tickets direct from MK, Maybe giving the customer a phone number to ring.
Cheshireskyblue
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To clarify, they have the tickets in their hands but are not going to sell them until Thursday, the online ticket purchase option is not working for any purchases home or away and I just wanted to make the point that how many other teams supporters end up ringing the opposing clubs ground to get tickets, can't imagine wolves fans having to do it for example.
It's not a go at the CCFC staff but more proof in my mind about SISU's interest in our club.
M&B Stand
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I've no time for the clubs owners, but you can't blame them for every single glitch that happens around the online sales and website. Surely its a good thing that there are other avenues to get tickets if our own club website is not working??
Not everything that happens in the world in sisu's fault.
covboy1987
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Why not criticise the club as trying to get a ticket for a match is basically pathetic beyond imagination, I gave up weeks ago after trying to get a ticket for the Shrewsbury away game tried for two days constantly ringing and nobody answered as the online was not working correctly-You have only got to read back through the many threads to see that this issue is a constant problem for away games -
Sky Blue Harry H
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'Not everything that happens in the world in sisu's fault.'
To be fair, apart from the odd typhoon and the norovirus bug, I think most things probably are
To be fair, apart from the odd typhoon and the norovirus bug, I think most things probably are
SkyBlueBlood
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Got to agree. Even without the top tier the stadium has 22k capacity and they will have around 7,000 fans so could easily give us 12,000 and not sell out their end.
bigfatronssba
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Anymore ironic than when we used to sell Leicester 6k tickets?
bigfatronssba
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So is it any different to when 6k Sheffield United fans descended on MK?
So we shouldn't attend away games at all? I think the in-fighting is getting to people's heads. Seriously?!
SkyblueBazza
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Ffs...the SBA ought to pick & choose certain games to mobilise to keep the right kind of attention on the poor showing at Sickfields for media, SISU & the world of football - keep reminding them...we are still an army, & we are still here!
Snozz_is_god
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churchillian!
bigfatronssba
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Are Sheffield United fans boycotting their 'home' games after being moved out of Sheffield to play 34 miles away?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - so please excuse any spelling or grammar errors
So its acceptable to visit MK Dons so long as your own club hasn't been moved out of its area?
I'm sure 99.9% of those Sheffield United fans thought that the MK move was wrong, so using your logic they were all hypocrites for attending.
stupot07
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Ok, you win. There is nothing ironic about a group of fans boycotting 'home' matches because their club has been moved 34 miles - shitsu's covhampton franchise playing at shitsfields, but going in numbers to an actual franchise clubs home game as a show of solidarity and to show shitsu that we won't support a franchise club.....
Oh, and I never said it was wrong, I said it was ironic.
Sky Blue Pete
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When do they cease to be a franchise club? I would think we are almost at that point!
Sky Blue Pete
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And as for giving our rivals £130k - come back to Cov and we will give it to our own club - it really isn't rocket science!
bigfatronssba
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If the fans of Wimbledon were still trying to get their team back I would agree with you, but they have their own club now and wouldn't have the "old Wimbledon" back if you paid them.
stupot07
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You sound like you're trying to convince yourself. Me, I don't care about what Wimbledon fans now think about MK franchise, I'm interested in what we're going through now, if you can't see the irony, fair enough. I can.
Sky Blue Pete
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You have to ask why you think people are not going to Sixfields Stupot? Why do you think fans of 60 years are not going? It's not the distance
bigfatronssba
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All I see and care about is my club is playing its home games 34 miles away from where it should. I haven't been able to watch a game of football in my city for the first time in my life.
I might sympathise with the MK situation, but to be perfectly honest I only care about CCFC.