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As usual when tickets are free the system is fouled up. I am a season ticket holder and wish to go in the Main Stand where I usually sit or at least anywhere in the stand. Last time free tickets were available I couldn't get a ticket in the Main Stand although on the day you could see the Stand was more than half empty. Today, I can only get a ticket for the Sandy. What on earth is going on??????
As already posted twice, this is because they had all been 'sold' (even though they were free), but clearly a lot who had got them chose not to attend, for whatever reason.
This is similar to that AFC Fylde game on Boxing Day a few years ago when admission was £1. We sold over 7,000 tickets, but the attendance was around 4,000, I seem to recall.
So, yes, the system works perfectly well. It's not the fault of the system if people try to get a ticket after they have all gone.
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There does seem to be something of a trend here. Comments were made on here at the end of last season about apparently empty seats in the Main Stand for the York and Scunthorpe games, both of which were announced as sellout events. I presumed for the York game that the seats belonged to season ticket holders who were unable to attend for whatever reason.
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Dale v Farnham Town on 21:23 - Jul 25 with 4045 views
There does seem to be something of a trend here. Comments were made on here at the end of last season about apparently empty seats in the Main Stand for the York and Scunthorpe games, both of which were announced as sellout events. I presumed for the York game that the seats belonged to season ticket holders who were unable to attend for whatever reason.
There isn't a trend. Throughout the history of football, you will find grounds that aren't full to capacity for 'sell outs'.
This is a completely different issue.
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Dale v Farnham Town on 21:32 - Jul 25 with 4011 views
I think Sam Waller thinks he's been signed as an outfield player spent more time near the cenrltre circle. Was way too far out for there goal.Ian needs to rein him in
Hate city
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Dale v Farnham Town on 09:56 - Jul 26 with 3017 views
Very brave formation, a 4-2-4 that becomes a 4–1-2-3 with Gilmour and Rodney as both operate in and around Dieseruvwe. Beckwith rather than Bilongo at LB indicates a longer term plan, with the former pushing forward as much as he did when LCB inside of Hannant out wide.
We had a warning when losing the balm with a shot from distance and then it happened again with their goal. When we are attacking we’re often left with two at the back. It’s the trade off if people want to see all out attacking football I suppose.
If all about attacking football translates into top half finish pushing all the way for 7th that will do me!!
McNulty obviously got us promoted and for that I am eternally grateful.. would love to buy him a pint and thank him for doing what many thought would be impossible!
Some of his football as a spectacle though was sooo boring to watch… means to an end maybe but I am looking forward to something different and it looks like we will get that in spades from IW.
Patience required YES whilst we get every player up to speed and a full squad in place.
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Dale v Farnham Town on 12:51 - Jul 26 with 2723 views
There are certain McNulty features of play that I hope the new management will revise.
1. When we defend from set pieces, especially corners, can we at least leave one man up, so taking two opponents out of the attack and giving the keeper an immediate outball. 2. Do we have to have zonal marking? I appreciate theoretically it clears the playing area from some congestion, but instead leaves areas for big defenders to come into the penalty area with momentum to attack often with free headers. 3. Ryan East`s corners last season were so predictable with very little variety. Luke Hannant? 4. I can`t believe that this season we will get away with only one keeper in the matchday squad. With a smaller squad surely we can find room without upsetting players.
Dale v Farnham Town on 12:51 - Jul 26 by samueloneils
There are certain McNulty features of play that I hope the new management will revise.
1. When we defend from set pieces, especially corners, can we at least leave one man up, so taking two opponents out of the attack and giving the keeper an immediate outball. 2. Do we have to have zonal marking? I appreciate theoretically it clears the playing area from some congestion, but instead leaves areas for big defenders to come into the penalty area with momentum to attack often with free headers. 3. Ryan East`s corners last season were so predictable with very little variety. Luke Hannant? 4. I can`t believe that this season we will get away with only one keeper in the matchday squad. With a smaller squad surely we can find room without upsetting players.
1. Yes - Hayes is not really much use in the box defending corners but could be a threat on the break and will occupy two defenders.
2. I thought we have been much better at defending set pieces over the past season and a half. We had a time where pretty much any set piece in and around the box gave me kittens. There will always be zonal elements to set piece, especially front post.
3. Again, I though we scored more goals from set pieces so something has worked. Hendo scored from an East corner yesterday.
4. With 7 subs there should be room for a sub keeper.
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Dale v Farnham Town on 13:25 - Jul 26 with 2608 views
1. Yes - Hayes is not really much use in the box defending corners but could be a threat on the break and will occupy two defenders.
2. I thought we have been much better at defending set pieces over the past season and a half. We had a time where pretty much any set piece in and around the box gave me kittens. There will always be zonal elements to set piece, especially front post.
3. Again, I though we scored more goals from set pieces so something has worked. Hendo scored from an East corner yesterday.
4. With 7 subs there should be room for a sub keeper.
Agree with all four, except i'd change 4 to "there MUST" be room for a sub keeper. It's just a needless anxiety to go into a game with - with the emphasis on needless
Dale v Farnham Town on 23:11 - Jul 25 by dingdangblue
Dale just need to rein in the goals conceded at the minute.
Anyone else find Watson's tactics & playing style reminiscent of a Barry Murphy team - possession-based, wingers/1 holding MF/ inverted FBs?
Gemini summary of BMs tenure at Spotland "Barry-Murphy committed to playing brave, out-from-the-back football. While his Rochdale teams scored plenty of goals against superior opposition, their open style left them defensively vulnerable at times".
Dale v Farnham Town on 15:40 - Jul 26 by tony_roch975
Anyone else find Watson's tactics & playing style reminiscent of a Barry Murphy team - possession-based, wingers/1 holding MF/ inverted FBs?
Gemini summary of BMs tenure at Spotland "Barry-Murphy committed to playing brave, out-from-the-back football. While his Rochdale teams scored plenty of goals against superior opposition, their open style left them defensively vulnerable at times".
As long as we do not have Francis or East playing long diagonal passes from left back leaving the centre of midfield wide open then we will be okay. I would take Camps from that era in the ten role.
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Dale v Farnham Town on 09:07 - Jul 27 with 1538 views
I know we're playing the mighty Halifax, but I'm sure there'll be plenty of seats available.
A quick look on Fanbase and there are loads of seats available in every block. At £10 a ticket people are less likely to buy a ticket and not turn up compared to free tickets.
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Dale v Farnham Town on 12:16 - Jul 27 with 1236 views
A quick look on Fanbase and there are loads of seats available in every block. At £10 a ticket people are less likely to buy a ticket and not turn up compared to free tickets.
Excally.
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