markr27

The 360 seats are restricted to families, seniors and ambulant disabled. This is strictly enforced at Huish Park, or at least has been on previous occasions.

NOTE: Please close or merge mods Ticket details have been released... http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/TicketNews/0,,10280~2011373,00.html - 1,594 terrace spaces (uncovered) - 360 seats that are restricted to families, seniors and ambulant disabled. Should be a good day! STH can apply from Tues 6th April...

Orient - superb day out with the 'Saints family' - we were all as one that day. Brentford - bloody cold but almost getting cleaned up by a Lambert skier will live long in the memory. Exeter - an old style ground, but a very friendly place.

Special mention must go to Hillingdon (and every other station that applies) for recommending the £5.10 tickets, it was written on a big board at the entrance. A friend used the Richmond option and remarked how quiet it was when he got there. One assumes it filled up a bit after he went through, as his trip home wasn't as easy!

That Lambert pen clip is brilliant - the best so far I've seen of the goal.

Where was old Fred?

Mike Osman got on the tube at Hillingdon with us...

The highlights are now up... http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00rs125/Football_League_Trophy_Highlights/

A lady also took a fall after the game as well, leaving the stadium at the bottom of the large groups of steps that led upto the club wembley areas... I'm sure all forum members wish your other half's mum a speedy recovery Tractorsaint.

Arrived back at 1830hrs. Tubed it in and out to Wembley Park from Hillingdon - no problems whatsoever getting in this morning - the train was full of both sets of fans without any signs of trouble. Getting out was slow getting to the actual station, but got on the first tube that arrived and 25 mins later we were on our way back to the M25. Easy. Game was great although you have to say Carlisle gifted us the first three goals - first visit and it was fantastic. What I will always remember was the 2 seconds of silence between Carlisle hitting the bar, and the ooooooooooooooooooooh from their supporters

Yep, both tickets I have also have duplicate stamped on them... Glad someone else has too

ditto

Maybe worth giving the club a call on Monday to see if stage 3 will spring into action... http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/TicketNews/0,,10280~1982716,00.html

My two tickets have appeared in the past hour today

Nothing for me (4 on record) yet either...

There was some hestitant defending by us that let the ball go to their right back, but I cannot remember us ever helping it off his foot, nor applying the neccessary curl into the top corner. Certainly one of the top 3 away goals I've seen at St Marys (Andy Williams' and Puncheon's the others). Regarding Saints - Seaborne does looks a bit of a liability at present, but I am sure with games and time he'll get better. Puncheon was poor in the first half, but the run that led to the 3rd goal was brilliant! Barnard still goes to ground a bit too much, but a win is a win.

231 row 14 i think - hopefully ok for team colours?

Not smug, just a huge sense of relief I was able to pick the tickets up from St Marys. Had I not be able to do so, I would surely be one of the many still waiting for them.

I cannot see who else AP could pick in the middle of the park, aside from Wotton. Simon Gillett surely won't come into the team from out of no-where, unless of course... ...well... could we see Pulis?

Antonio is injured. Davis James/Harding* Fonte Seaborne Mills/Harding Puncheon Hammond Spiderman Lallana/Waigo Barnard Lambert ...Perhaps? * If Harding plays right back tomorrow, he'll start there on Sunday.

When I asked about the Exeter tickets, I was told it was impossible for the club to let you know if you'd been successful or not. Therefore, it is probably best to just keep your eye on your online account, or wait for the postman to arrive with tickets.

Maybe it'll be available after the Cov/Leicester game has taken place? SSN have shown the 3rd goal this morning, but I didn't see it.

Wouldn't be surprised if James plays on Tuesday to perhaps prove his fitness. Maybe also Oxlade Chamberlain will start in front of him in midfield, with Puncheon switched to the left and Lallana rested. Or an Argent/James combo?

Do you think AP may dip into the loan market for an emergency right back? Do we actually have any fit players in that position (excluding make-shifts)?

Yeovil are pretty sound at home as well, I can see that one and Bristol Rovers being very tricky. The pitch surface at Huish Park *should* be one of the better ones in the league, it was completely relaid a few seasons back but it has been hit hard with the recent bad weather. I just hope it's played in dry and calm conditions