Managed to get through on phone straight away and order ticket.

Maldon & Tiptree v Newport or Grimsby live on BBC Two on Friday November 29th

£75,000 to each club for tv + £54,000 to winners

Snowman wrote:The FAs web site says that the game will be televised by BBC Wales

http://www.thefa.com/competitions/thefacup/fixtures

I hear Jeremy Corbyn has said he will spend £5 billion setting up fan zones in every major city throughout the uk for fans who cant get BBC Wales.
Forget Brexit , The NHS , the economy, this is the CLASH OF THE TITANS everyone will want to see

County Exile wrote:Managed to get through on phone straight away and order ticket.

And me in work all day so helpful

Great service

I went to RP at 10.30 this morning and there was no queue, I got a good soaking for my troubles but no waiting.
Chris

chepstowamber wrote:I went to RP at 10.30 this morning and there was no queue, I got a good soaking for my troubles but no waiting.
Chris

Yes much the same at 10:00 o'clock. Obviously not a glamour tie, and with it being televised will probably reduce the attendance a little. One minor gripe, I didn't looking at my ticket closely 'til I got home, and noticed that I have been given a ticket 2 seats down from my usual. No problem to me, but I assume now when/if the season ticket holder for that seat attempts to buy his ticket he will be told it has been sold? Bisley block D row H. If anyone on this forum thinks it's him, perhaps he would like to PM me

Likewise, when they go on general sale, yours will appear as still available ('not purchased') and may go to someone looking for the best available seat.

Queue was around to the squash courts must of been close to a thousand.
The drainage on the roof of ticket office worse than Hazel.
Marvellous

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:Queue was around to the squash courts must of been close to a thousand.
The drainage on the roof of ticket office worse than Hazel.
Marvellous

Really? At lunchtime there was just 3 of us there. Two of which were inside the ticket office..!

I reckon a queue from the ticket office windows to the squash courts would number a couple of hundred tops.

But if they were queueing five abreast...

JonD wrote:But if they were queueing five abreast...

He's not a Jolley good fellow:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50434574

Grimsby sack their manager.

That's three in three days. I guess the thinking is a new man can make the decisions in the January window. With only one team relegated this season, I'm surprised that clubs are hitting the panic button this early.