Friday night fitba ? I quite like the idea . Got a ticket for this and this will be my first game of the season . Got to say , I've missed going to matches . Hurry up with this EGM ffs . Looking forward to seeing some free flowing football on the plastic pitch (ever the optimist me ) . Think Daly will be taking a powder and Clark will get a run out in his auld fellas hometown . Cribaby is a doubt because Ally says he doesn't want to risk his recovery playing on astroturf (showing my age there) shame that . So big jig at the back probably . Lets see Little and Clark play up front together . I will not be happy if he goes with a lone striker 4 4 2 will do me Diamonds aftet the match is almost a certainty
-Unfortunately I won't see the game at all tomorrow. I agree with you in that I would like to see Clark up front. I think he will continue with Daly though as it's a potentially harder game than East Fife at home. After that we can finally play our proper team. I'm looking forward to that.
I had the chance of tickets for this but £17 was too much for me. The Krauts must scoff on their bratwurst when they here what we ****s pay for SPFL1 (3rd tier) games.
they get season tickets for the european champions for about 4 gingey boatles £17 for one ticket or adult + child?
One ticket. Kids were a tenner. See email I got. [TABLE="class: MsoNormalTable, width: 495"] [TR] [TD="width: 10"] [FONT="] [/FONT] [/TD] [TD="width: 570"] [TABLE="class: MsoNormalTable, width: 427"] [TR] [TD] [h=1][FONT="]SPFL LEAGUE ONE AIRDRIEONIANS V RANGERS EXCELSIOR STADIUM FRIDAY 23 AUGUST 2013 KICK OFF 7.45PM[/FONT][/h] [/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] [FONT="] Dear Supporter, Tickets are on sale now to season ticket holders for this match. You can purchase 2 tickets per season ticket and a maximum of 4 tickets per transaction. Tickets are priced at £17 & £18 for adults and £10 for concessions (Under 17 & over 65). Subject to availability tickets will then be on general sale from Wednesday 14 August. The tickets are available via the Rangers hotline on 0871 702 1972 (calls cost 10ppm plus network extras), online at www.rangers.co.uk or in person from Rangers Ticket Centre. Thank you for your continued support. Rangers Ticket Centre [/FONT][FONT="][/FONT] [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]
I've taken the moral stance that the most I'll pay is £15. I say that is fair value, especially when you go there and you need to buy their ****ey pies and hotdogs and £4/5/6...
I played on that pitch last Sunday for a charity match - it's a nice enough surface - second best 4G park I've played on (best was Lennoxtown) and a decent wee stadium. It was a nice place to play your football One thing - my team were in the away dressing room so I was using the same dressing room the Rangers players will be using tonight and, no ****ting, they're nice big dressing rooms but (and I can't speak for the home one) the lockers need a pound in them as a deposit Good luck getting any refreshments - not sure about the other stands but in the main stand there is only one place to get food/drink and it's technically inside the reception bit - the queues were murder apparently even for a ****ty charity match with less than 200 spectators. The bar didn't have any draft either ****ing £3 for a post-match can of Tennent's
Is it not the cooncil that owns it and it's avaliable to the public ? That would explain the lockers I don't think I'll be indulging in any refreshments during the game . Before and after ......well that's another story . I feel this may very well be a sesh of epic proportions . I don't think 17 quid is too bad . Paid more than that at some places last season . Ffs Rangers were charging more than that last season .
There was a guy who locked the doors whilst we were playing. It was only £275 for us to hire it out for an afternoon. Didnae get any discount cos it was for charity Plus, they charged us £2 a head for stewarding everyone that attended - tickets for the game were only £3 so that came out of the other charity money we'd raised. The "tunnel" is a disappointment - come out the changing room, there's a red door and you're basically on the touchline. It is a good pitch for knocking it about, though - it'll suit teams playing football on the deck. One thing, though, last week, it rained during half time and the difference in that surface after a wee bit of rain was night and day. First ten minutes of the second half was well scrappy.
£275 is excellent for those facilities . There's a 4G pitch near me and it £180 . Thing is though it's the same effing council that runs both . Sadly I have never played on a 4G pitch . Played on plenty astroturf pitches when they first came out though . Murder so they were . Better off playing on the blaize pitches they were that bad . Hopefully we will see some passing football from Rangers tonight . I don't understand this ****e from both OF clubs when it comes to playing on these pitches . Both have their own and train on them on a regular basis .
