steelman1991

Definitely if your home bar is open from early doors

Nah that'll be bus No1 (our bus) - they'll go in reverse order - knowing our luck

Reasonable assumption to make - perhaps someone who paid at the gate could shed some light on what happened - were they given a ticket when passing through the turnstyle - for a seat. I presumed the tickets left over and returned to Accies would be issued to those PATG punters - @Fal_Dosser - care to pass comment?

Sunday's gonna be a hoot - remember guys and check your tickets - they're sure to have a row and seat number on it

Yes I was and sat in my allocated seat a concept that seems alien to some when buying a ticket with a row and seat number on it [emoji23]. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Why even ask - the only question that should reasonably be asked is “where is seat L44” then go to it. You wouldn’t do it a concert or theatre why feel the need to do anything different at a football match. What I do agree with is the crap communication and conflicting information doesn’t help. Oh agree wholeheartedly about Accies making an erse of it yet again. Happens every time we turn up at that dump. The quicker this lot are lost to the Premiership can’t come quick enough. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You still had a ticket in your possession with a row and seat number which when you bought it you would be expecting to occupy surely. They do seem amateurish at best in organising crowd access. Made no sense at all that they sell 1800+ tickets and have more turnstiles for PATG, than pre-purchased tickets. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No doubt that instruction line caused issues, but I have to question why? There shouldn't be any need to be 'escorted - shown' to your seat. All the tickets have row and seat numbers on them, if you or anyone else is incapable of finding the correct seat, I doubt you should be out on your own. Has the nanny state taken that much control? We as a support shouldn't need to ask where to sit - go to the seat your ticket has been allocated for - is that really too much to expect? As for the guy at the front - he had every right to arrive when he did and expect to get the seat he was given a ticket for. Would you expect to relinquish your season ticket seat, because someone else happened to be told 'sit wherever you lilke mate!".

Great bit of news and business - well done everyone involved.

??????? - you want to recast your vote? That was Hartley

That's just a thing of beauty

Where did you see this about the club organising coaches?

Christ - we get to a semi-final once every decade (or at least that's how it feels) and all some can do is moan about the ticket prices - sheeesh. Clearly it's dictated by the other three clubs who's fans are used to paying extortionate prices - the prices are what they are - pony up, or watch on telly, your choice. I know where I'll be - Hampden here we come.

You are biased, but with every right to be - he was also good in goals as well. My hero throughout his playing career and beyond.

I might be wrong, but surely that would have to have been in place, to enable him to play in U-20 matches?

"He's one of our own" - Allan Campbell

Woooooosh

Ah right - i thought it was just an opportune moment to make the substitution - perhaps not, but I haven't seen anything reported.

Why that?

Didn't he just livivoice. Celtic certainly got the best out of him. RIP Paul.

Ffs you need to watch the highlights again. You've just imagined that. Kipre was well beaten by their no 20 no bobbling ball, either at the game or on YouTube. Of course there are dozens of crosses, but only the one you used to justify your opinion. EDIT - OK re-read your post, presume your referring to the comment about the second goal - might have made it clearer by quoting which post you were responding to.

Seriously....one of the incidents you blame Dunne for actually came from Kipre getting skinned and allowing the cross into the box to start with, don't see you criticising that - guess you must like Kipre a lot to escape your wrath.

Yet ... you decide to overlook (conveniently again) the fact that Dunne is working under similar conditions on the left-hand side, with our first choice right back. Dunne, like the rest of the team, gave a pleasing and comfortable performance after weathering the expected early onslaught from the hosts. Little between the flanks IMO, yet we get the constant criticism of one individual - I suppose it's the 'Motherwell way'. We look far more physical and mobile with him there than with Hammell, again IMO. Happy to trust Robinson's opinions and selection decisions - that includes the selection of Andy Rose, another singled out for unfair criticism, again IMO, by the usual suspects.

................ yet you ignore the fact that Kipre got ripped a new one for the first 30 minutes on the opposite flank

He went down with an almighty thud - right behind me - one of those get up "I'm not hurt, hope nobody saw me" moments. Hope he's OK but he will be sore this morning of that I've no doubt ouch!!!