is anyone else really p***ed off...?

[Tom Blazak<P><IMG src="http:new.pinkun.comforumsimagesline.gif"><BR>Tom Blazak<P><P>Ronaldinho - The Huckerby Of The Nou Camp<P> 0]

Is it just me or is it absolutely ridiculous for us to be kicking off at 11:15 on sunday. i can accept that many city fans who couldnt have watched the game through lack of tickets will now be able to see all the action. But i''ve had my ticket since August when it came out in the hat-trick plan. I live in worcester. according to the AA routeplanner it''s a 3:55hr drive. it doesnt usually take this long but i will still have to be out the house by 6:30 LATEST on sunday morning. As we will need to park etc etc. This to me seems slightly unfair. anyone else with similar journeys?

[The Original Yellow Fever 0]

Stop moaning, many would love to go to the game but are without tickets. I suggest that you get an early night on Saturday, cuddle up with your Teddy and make an early start,.

Think about al those that travel down on a Saturday afternoon game that have to travel back home and arrive in the early hours!

[Rossi 0]

i can think of at least 11 other things that pee me off more. tell me something, does 45 minutes really make that much difference to your sleep pattern ? If so, dont come!

[Garth Crooks is a 0]

sell your ticket on ebay and watch it on SKY

[Dicky 0]

[quote user="Tom Blazak"]Is it just me or is it absolutely ridiculous for us to be kicking off at 11:15 on sunday. i can accept that many city fans who couldnt have watched the game through lack of tickets will now be able to see all the action. But i''ve had my ticket since August when it came out in the hat-trick plan. I live in worcester. according to the AA routeplanner it''s a 3:55hr drive. it doesnt usually take this long but i will still have to be out the house by 6:30 LATEST on sunday morning. As we will need to park etc etc. This to me seems slightly unfair. anyone else with similar journeys?
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I will be driving up from Brighton, as ever.  Cannot wait.  Probably have to leave similar time, but I would leave at midnight to see us beat the scum again.

[Tom Blazak<P><IMG src="http:new.pinkun.comforumsimagesline.gif"><BR>Tom Blazak<P><P>Ronaldinho - The Huckerby Of The Nou Camp<P> 0]

im chuffed i got tickets - just seems like a bit of a ridiculous start. and id imagine those who get home in the early hours will be the same people leaving at stupid o clock to get to the game on sunday if they have tickets. oh well. early night it is then!

[Herb 0]

They don''t want anyone having too many beers, fair enough given the visitors I suppose.Still not as bad as one time coming back from the binners game at their hovel a few years back.Bloody train stopped for 15 minutes somewhere near Diss just to make sure we''d miss last orders back home...I was fuming!

[still holding out for new heroes 0]

"many would love to go to the game but are without tickets"...yes the fairweather fans who cant be bothered with Crewe at home but want their one big game a season...

[Syteanric 1]

i have to work sunday and finish at 9:45 am.... it''s going to be tight by the time i have got home got changed and out again!

am trying to get the day off but it isnt easy....

jas :) 

[south stand corner terrace 0]

Bring back the Friday night or Monday night games, especially the games at portman road.  These were probably the best Derby games I went to.  Only way this is going to happen again i think is in a league cup game or an FA cup replay.

[FU MAN SHOE 0]

Swings and roundabouts mate!

No doubt you dont gloat when you stroll on down to Coventry, Derby, Leicester and Stoke half hour before the game, with the prospect of West Brom and Birmingham next season, ...life aint that bad.

From a ticketless Canary living outside Norfolk

 

 

[wiggles 0]

Yeah, I am. I''m on nights the night before and after so will have between 2-3 hours sleep before getting up to watch us beat the binners (hopefully).An afternoon kick off would have been nice.

[lucky green trainers 0]

11.15 is the middle of the night for a sunday.  i agree  a early kick-off is necessary  for the lager swilling fraternity to exercise self-control, but surely 12 noon should be the earliest kick-off time.11.15 means i''ll have to queue outside morrisons at 10 to ensure i have time to decently snaffle a huge fry-up without inviting complaints from my inner workings!

[Fife Canary 0]

Quite agree Yellow Fever, my typical home game starts at 7.00am Saturday - train to Edinburgh, Flybe to Norwich and bus into the City. Returning Sunday PM!

[lucky green trainers 0]

if such an award existed, would worthy have won it?  5 games including the cup, 4 defeats and 1 draw.  can''t be many with the same record or worse in January.

[Willmeister 35]

yup i live in hampshire so am going up on saturday night and stayin with a mate