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TORQUAY AT HOME
I know it is a few weeks off but the Torquay fans are getting very excited by this match. loads have already booked train fares to Bath.
On the Torquay forum:
"I estimated 900-1,000 at WSM on a Tuesday night so could well be 1,500 at Twerton Park. Bath are on form so total gate could reach circa 3,000"
Some say it could be 4,000.
Hope we are well prepared for this!
On the Torquay forum:
"I estimated 900-1,000 at WSM on a Tuesday night so could well be 1,500 at Twerton Park. Bath are on form so total gate could reach circa 3,000"
Some say it could be 4,000.
Hope we are well prepared for this!
daven- Posts : 70
Join date : 2016-02-23
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If Torquay bring 1000 you would certainly hope for a total crowd of about 3000.
I believe it may well be segregated so will need a pop up tea bar at the Bristol end.
I believe it may well be segregated so will need a pop up tea bar at the Bristol end.
tovid- Posts : 883
Join date : 2018-06-27
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Would be fantastic to see an away crowd like that at TP. Unheard of since the visits of AFC Wimbledon and Luton back in the first Conference Premier season.
We'll need to bank a few good results between now and then to keep the momentum and interest up from our end.
Would be great to see the club promoting this heavily as likely to be the biggest attendance at Twerton Park since Woking. Nothing attracts a crowd like a crowd !
We'll need to bank a few good results between now and then to keep the momentum and interest up from our end.
Would be great to see the club promoting this heavily as likely to be the biggest attendance at Twerton Park since Woking. Nothing attracts a crowd like a crowd !
SteveBradley- Posts : 304
Join date : 2014-02-21
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Last time they came to TP was 2007 FA Cup 4th qualifying when they won 2-0. Crowd was 2149. I remember there was (minor) crowd nonsense at the Bristol end, possibly aggravated by people up at 'Freeview Corner'. I should think the forthcoming match will be segregated as that match was.
2weirdtown- Posts : 1267
Join date : 2014-02-20
Location : Bridport via East Twerton
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2weirdtown wrote:Last time they came to TP was 2007 FA Cup 4th qualifying when they won 2-0. Crowd was 2149. I remember there was (minor) crowd nonsense at the Bristol end, possibly aggravated by people up at 'Freeview Corner'. I should think the forthcoming match will be segregated as that match was.
It was a game we could and maybe should have won as I recall. I think there was an uncharacteristic goalkeeper error and also a missed penalty which meant they led at half-time rather than us.
Corstonian- Posts : 94
Join date : 2014-03-02
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Segregated and all ticket for away fans according to someone on there forum, with allocation of a 1000 tckts2weirdtown wrote:Last time they came to TP was 2007 FA Cup 4th qualifying when they won 2-0. Crowd was 2149. I remember there was (minor) crowd nonsense at the Bristol end, possibly aggravated by people up at 'Freeview Corner'. I should think the forthcoming match will be segregated as that match was.
freeview- Posts : 35
Join date : 2014-03-01
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I wouldn't believe everything that you read on their forum. Instead please wait for an official announcement from our club.
comrade powell- Posts : 7038
Join date : 2014-01-27
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Mind you, the Dulwich forum runs Torquay's a close second. 3 pages on today's match and whinging on just about every topic, including our fans and the inconvenience our team caused them by electing to change ends on winning the toss. Talk about precious...
comrade powell- Posts : 7038
Join date : 2014-01-27
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What about the 'inconvenience' of their very limited toilets?
Maurice Ashman- Posts : 135
Join date : 2014-03-06
Age : 74
Location : St George Bristol
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No official announcement on City's website - https://www.torquayunited.com/away-bath-city-tickets-on-sale-january-10-at-10am/ - but arrangements made with Torquay.
Where in Twerton Park are Torquay 800 supporters being asked to go? Segregation? Which 200 seats?
Charging £3 admin fee to some Torquay fans is worse than the Dulwich fiasco. Expect most Torquay fans to simply turn up and pay on the gate UNLESS there are plans for ALL TICKET which City supporters don't know about.
Where in Twerton Park are Torquay 800 supporters being asked to go? Segregation? Which 200 seats?
Charging £3 admin fee to some Torquay fans is worse than the Dulwich fiasco. Expect most Torquay fans to simply turn up and pay on the gate UNLESS there are plans for ALL TICKET which City supporters don't know about.
Beau Nash- Posts : 1692
Join date : 2014-02-20
Location : Bath
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I think you generally have to pay for postage and packing if you have something sent to your home so you don't even have to get out of bed to get it.
Doesn't mention segregation.
Doesn't mention segregation.
tovid- Posts : 883
Join date : 2018-06-27
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Where would the Torquay fans go?
Presumably where every other teams fans go when we have segregation. Bristol end and seats in the small stand.
Presumably where every other teams fans go when we have segregation. Bristol end and seats in the small stand.
turnstyle13- Posts : 195
Join date : 2014-02-27
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Only postal orders seem to incur the booking charge and if that includes recorded delivery it seems fair enough. It makes the 75p for the online service at Dulwich very reasonable.
the demon headmaster- Posts : 426
Join date : 2014-02-25
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In case you haven't noticed this on the club's website...
If home fans wish to avoid queues at the turnstiles on the 19th, tickets will be available to purchase at this Saturday’s home match against East Thurrock. Tickets will be on sale from the Club Shop from 2pm until kick off and at half time.
If anyone is unable to do this tomorrow, they will be on sale at the Meet the Manager on Monday evening in the JRL. Cash only please....
And there will also be the opportunity to buy from the club office during the day next week.
If home fans wish to avoid queues at the turnstiles on the 19th, tickets will be available to purchase at this Saturday’s home match against East Thurrock. Tickets will be on sale from the Club Shop from 2pm until kick off and at half time.
If anyone is unable to do this tomorrow, they will be on sale at the Meet the Manager on Monday evening in the JRL. Cash only please....
And there will also be the opportunity to buy from the club office during the day next week.
comrade powell- Posts : 7038
Join date : 2014-01-27
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I aim to get there early enough to beat the queues. I trust the excellent overspill parking arrangements will be on offer?
the demon headmaster- Posts : 426
Join date : 2014-02-25
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Yes, they will be. Please look out for announcements on arrangements for the match in the coming week!
comrade powell- Posts : 7038
Join date : 2014-01-27
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Please give more precise directions to the CURO car park.
Maurice Ashman- Posts : 135
Join date : 2014-03-06
Age : 74
Location : St George Bristol
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A small request from the turnstile operators. If you could come with the right money it will get you through a bit quicker or if you are a ST holder if you could remove the ticket for us from the book it will help to get everyone in a bit quicker. Thank you
Turnstile Seven- Posts : 5
Join date : 2019-01-06
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Also there are only a small number of away tickets left. It is segregated and they will have the away end and family stand
Turnstile Seven- Posts : 5
Join date : 2019-01-06
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It will take me a lot longer to get through the gate as I am bringing 6 newbies.
Beau Nash- Posts : 1692
Join date : 2014-02-20
Location : Bath
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I see Torquay have sold out their allocation. My worry now is more are going to turn up and go in the home end, which isn't a concern if they behave but if they don't it could be interesting.
stillmanjunior- Posts : 2185
Join date : 2014-02-21
Age : 39
Location : Press box
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Suspect we'll open up the whole Bristol end and usher away fans through from the City terraces. I hope as many come as possible. Big pay day for City and we'll bust the 1000 BC target easily
pete mac- Posts : 949
Join date : 2014-02-27
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The whole Bristol end terrace was made available to Woking fans in 2010 for the play-off final. I appreciate this would increase stewarding costs but if sufficient demand is there then this is what we should do.
Corstonian- Posts : 94
Join date : 2014-03-02
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I think there may be restrictions in doing this due to the maximum capacity with the current safety certificate
Turnstile Seven- Posts : 5
Join date : 2019-01-06
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