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I think it''s 5pm on the 11th, so next Monday. Have you managed to get your ticket sorted now then?

Did you log in to the website when you tried to buy your ticket?

Now confirmed on QPR''s site... http://www.qpr.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10373~2570265,00.html

[quote user="Gorn2Hell"]If memory serves, they go on sale from the Jarrold stand windows at 1pm. best to get there early though.[/quote] Don''t forget though, that the Coventry game is a 12.45 kickoff.

[quote user="thirdlion v2"]Muslins? [img]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KRug-HfLGcU/SHZIGCLX4nI/AAAAAAAAACU/3FJpDw-jn_I/s320/muslin+squares+(300).jpg[/img] [/quote] Oh my goodness, if you get killed for mentioning the muslins, what is the penalty for posting a picture??

[quote user="ThorpeCanary"]wasnt even considering Havana, he can spend the rest of the morning there once wf closes to complete his scabby night out![/quote] Ha, ha, sounds like a plan!

[quote user="Norfolk Enchants"] [quote user="ThorpeCanary"]Dont go Media. if you wanna go to a club Optics ok but Mercy is the main one, Should any of those not let you in on saturday after the football (its smart dress saturdays) id go waterfront, scabbiest place in Norwich but its pretty decent.[/quote] Seconded on the watefront, but in my opinion, Havana has to be the scabbiest [/quote] Or even the waterfront!

[quote user="ThorpeCanary"]Dont go Media. if you wanna go to a club Optics ok but Mercy is the main one, Should any of those not let you in on saturday after the football (its smart dress saturdays) id go waterfront, scabbiest place in Norwich but its pretty decent.[/quote] Seconded on the watefront, but in my opinion, Havana has to be the scabbiest

[quote user="Eaststand Lower"] Barnsley fan here!! Myself and afew mates are making a weekend of it when Barnsley visit Carrow Road got travel & digs sorted we are just struggling for places to visit the Friday & Saturday night. My mate as tried blagging us VIP tickets to Optik & Media nightclubs. Are they any good? Any info on other places to visit is appreciated.     Thanks in advance   You Reds!!!!! [/quote] Optic has a dress code, thats the only thing I can think of.

[quote user="pennywise "] where i work its accepted that the F word is just a normal part of the english language even in front of women and the C word among blokes is almost a term of endearment ..however if someone says the C word in front of a woman then  all hell breaks loose lol they come over al dizzy and have to sit down and fan themselves to get over the shock [:D] [/quote] Blimey, really? It''s good none of them sit next to my husband* at the footy then! *yes I am a woman, by the way

[quote user="Salford City YELLOW"]I bet the posters a woman.[/quote] I wouldn''t be surprised, they are the usually the ones wailing about not swearing at football. Funnily enough, I''ve heard more bad language from kids/ teenagers than I have at Carrow Road. Personally, I like the Grant Holt chant.

[quote user="CT "]Slightly off topic but I have just realised why you 2 have got the user names you have [;)][/quote] Eh?

We''ve got Swindon away

Ooops no, sorry, they''ve just done the northern bit...

Its now happening on Soccer AM, Sky1

Annoying people Carrow Rd wise: I''ve got two people behind me who constantly flip between talking about the premier league or slagging us off. I''ve been a season ticket holder for the last 3 seasons and they''ve been there the whole time. I just think why bother? Other irritating twat is a guy who effs and blinds at the team the whole time and spouts racist crap and then gets up and leaves with 10 minutes of the half to go because his missus beckons him. All mouth; no trousers!!

[quote user="Yorkshire Canary"]Well it is interesting to get peoples views.  I concede the general view. My perspective is i suppose is that for many many years i have forked out over £1000 a season for family season tickets the majority now being adult ones. There are clearly games the adults cannot get to from time to time and rather than waste the tickets  i often give them to my sons friends for free. On this rare occassion i had an under 21 going begging so decided to take an adult. I do have to say however that i have been going since 1993 and this is the first time i am aware of a challenge. Upon reflection fair enough i suppose . I have re newed for next season but may be in the future i will not buy as many season tickets . Ok i paid an extra £11 on this occassion but do not consider it theft when forking out over £1000 a year every year, but accept we are in a new tighter era and rules are rules[/quote] Don''t you think you''re over-reacting just a bit? Concessionary tickets are there for those that qualify. What if everyone bought a kids/ pensioners ticket and then claimed every match that certain kid/pensioner can''t make it for X, Y, Z, reason. Why should honest people pay more? Not to suggest in any way that you''re dishonest, but how would the club know that?

[quote user="TheMarshmallowMonkey"] No one else seems to have noticed They always do the same routine ...to the same music ...and we always lose when they appear! [/quote]   I''m glad someone else has said this, I think cheerleaders are great, but the aviva divas are crap! There are proper cheerleading squads made up of five year old girls that''d put them to shame.  

[quote user="cityangel"] What happens if you renewed last year for two years then? Also what happens if we go down?     [/quote] The price will go down if we go down, but I''m not sure what you are referring to re: renewing for two years...

[quote user="paul moy"] This policy has proven to build a massive support-base and long may it continue !!  [/quote] Yeah, its great, I just love paying loads more for the same seat to fund a cheap outing for people''s kids. And I think you''re wrong, personally, though I can''t prove it.

How very surprising...not. I knew it as soon as Gunn was named caretaker and we won on Saturday.

[quote user="Lakey"]What''s the goal song again (I want it as my ring tone)? [/quote] It''s Samba De Janeiro :)

[quote user="Rasputin was a C..."][quote user="Barclaygirl"] [quote user="Rasputin was a C..."]I personally had no problems with the Spuds supporters. None looking for a fight or to cause trouble. I really don''t know why people are so fussed by it. It was a friendly match of no importance. Both sets of supporters cheered when their team scored, both sets applauded good play and so on. Mostly families there to watch the football. [/quote] It seems to me most families were there to feed their kids and visit the toilets, lol. [/quote] It did seem that way [:D] I had the pleasure of sitting in the Jarrold Stand... never again. Whoever designed it needs shooting. [/quote] I''ve never had the pleasure of sitting there, what''s wrong with it?

[quote user="Rasputin was a C..."]I personally had no problems with the Spuds supporters. None looking for a fight or to cause trouble. I really don''t know why people are so fussed by it. It was a friendly match of no importance. Both sets of supporters cheered when their team scored, both sets applauded good play and so on. Mostly families there to watch the football. [/quote] It seems to me most families were there to feed their kids and visit the toilets, lol.

[quote user="ncfcstar"]So are you not going to respond to what else I said Barclaygirl? I think my opinion is just as valid in a general sense, because the attitudes shown were not necessarily due to the Spurs fans on the night, but a general opinion about fans in the home areas.[/quote] To be blunt, I really can''t be arsed. We seem to be talking ourselves in circles.