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and does the ticket office really not open until 9pm??? Would it be nice if they could open one window from 8am perhaps, for the pre-work crowd.

Reason: that will teach me to copy and past without checking. thought it looked wrong lol

What is Pardue? Is it French for pardon or something?

As somebody has said, allowing season ticket holders to buy a second ticket would ruin the principal behind restricted sale. The club don't want any tickets being sold that are going to be used by unregistered fans. This is why they will start with season ticket holders and then create some sort of criteria based on purchase history this season. This is the safest and fairest way of ticketing.

Right, I'm going to go and get a couple in the morning. One question though ... is it simple enough to buy my own, but also a second for a friend using their details? What details will the club need for me to do this? Just name, dob and address etc? I know I could just buy two in my name, but I want my mate to have his own ticket with his own name on etc.

Only if you're buying 'cheap' tiles and tiling a very small area.

If it's floow to ceiling it would be about £350. Work down from there depending on how much / litte you're doing.

I have it on good info that certain suppliers turned up at Pompey's training ground this morning and took away food supplies due to outstanding invoices remaining unpaid. Looks like lunch may be a rather lean affair over the next few days.

Was that when Keith Legg did that famous rendition of "I will Do Anything for Love" with his bit of fluff, Amy?

why not eh? something to bash around instead of beach balls etc.

BArgain!!!! Inflatable fish for just 99p people!

great link mate ... cheers for that. big price difference for the different parts of the ground though; £160 -£199. Still my £199 ticket would still work out at less than £19 per game. So I'd save £6 per game and still get guaranteed cup / playoff tickets.

Cheers ,a bit extra for centre stand then but that's about the money I was thinking. Still a fair saving over paying £25 per game for the rest of the season.

Well, a mate and I are in an odd situation where we've been buying tickets for all home games (league and cups) since the beginning of december, and a few games earlier in the season. However, we've either purchased them on the day or through my online account. The upshot is that all our purchases won't be logged / linked and we'll struggle for MK Dons, JPT Final, Pompey - and, dare I say it? - playoff tickets together. We're in a position where we're probably going to go to the vast majority of the home league games left so if we can buy season tickets, save money and ensure the 'hard to come by' tickets, it should be a no-brainer. I can't see why the ticket office won't sell season tickets, but I wondered if anyone had just purchased one so might know the price.

Does anyone know if they can still be purchased for the rest of the season? Any gues on prices ... I guess about £165???

If you think you'll get a decent plasterer in Southampton for £100 per day then you're obviously employing pikeys from the ****ty council estates.

boring

aerial fitters usually charge a flat fee in the region of £150

David Lloyd is the 'best' but be prepared to pay top wack... i.e. about £70 for a singles health and fitness memebership that gives you use of gym and pools. If you want the racquets stuff as well it will be in excess of £80. That's per month by the way.

No two seats available together in the upper section of blocks 31 or 32. You can usually get in one of the very back rows at least! I've had to go to block 30 ... boo.

swap deal involving Barnard maybe?

I have it on good authority (although I can't reveal my exact source) that the playoffs DO, in fact, exist. Therefore, i'd say they were about 99% realistic (you never can be sure with second hand info).

Yes, that may be part of it. Doncaster won't have any intention of rushing the deal through with him being a key player. Saints don't want to be held to ransom just because they are a 'rich' club.

Well, it needed that adjective as some people round here seem to have forgotten what a fact is! See the OP for further info ...

we had real facts about Stock, the OP has obvsiouly chosen to ignore them. There was contact, there was positive feeling that a deal could be done, Stock was hopeful. Those are the facts.