Official Site: TICKET INFORMATION: FALKIRK V HIBERNIAN

***CallumLaidlaw*** · 23-04-2015 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by Scottiedog007

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Well looks like I will have to wait until Saturday for my ticket been to every game since loyalty points kicked in and nowhere near 75 points !! thank god I will be buying a season ticket for next year.

Thats really the point tho. 75 points is what you get for a half ST, so this is basically giving all season ticket holders first dibs.

**chinaman** · 23-04-2015 02:56 PM

How many tickets are we getting ?

***Billy Whizz*** · 23-04-2015 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by chinaman

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How many tickets are we getting ?

Only around 2,000, the North stand only

**chinaman** · 23-04-2015 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by Billy Whizz

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Only around 2,000, the North stand only

cheers

**sbell1875** · 23-04-2015 06:06 PM

I bought mine last night and the 3 middle sections of the stand were on sale. Don't know if they're starting from the middle and moving outwards but I'm hopeful we'll sell it out.

No excuse not to based on how important the game may end up being.

***Hermit Crab*** · 23-04-2015 06:32 PM

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I bought mine last night and the 3 middle sections of the stand were on sale. Don't know if they're starting from the middle and moving outwards but I'm hopeful we'll sell it out.

No excuse not to based on how important the game may end up being.

A win on Saturday and the game is ultra important regardless of the Rangers score. I expect very few tickets left over for lower points holders.

***Jonnyboy*** · 23-04-2015 06:52 PM

Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba

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To me it reads like you can buy as many as you like for anybody. It would make more sense that, before general sale, all tickets purchased had to be for those with required loyalty points.

I was at the ticket office door when they opened up on Wednesday. Got tickets for my brother and I, season ticket holders and one for a mate who is a lapsed ST holder (will buy a new one for the coming season). I explained to the girl that my mate doesn't have 75+ loyalty points but that the official website said no restrictions on numbers bought and she had a quick chat with a colleague before allowing me to buy that ticket.

**DH1875** · 23-04-2015 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by Jonnyboy

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I was at the ticket office door when they opened up on Wednesday. Got tickets for my brother and I, season ticket holders and one for a mate who is a lapsed ST holder (will buy a new one for the coming season). I explained to the girl that my mate doesn't have 75+ loyalty points but that the official website said no restrictions on numbers bought and she had a quick chat with a colleague before allowing me to buy that ticket.

When you say lapsed, how many points does he have? You gotta love a system where a guy with no points can get a ticket cause his mates a ST holder yet someone with say 30+ points might miss out cause they are waiting for the general sale.

***Hermit Crab*** · 23-04-2015 08:38 PM

It should be 1 ticket per person. Not as many as you want.

***Jonnyboy*** · 23-04-2015 08:38 PM

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When you say lapsed, how many points does he have? You gotta love a system where a guy with no points can get a ticket cause his mates a ST holder yet someone with say 30+ points might miss out cause they are waiting for the general sale.

Lapsed in that he doesn't have a current season ticket. He does have loyalty points though, from tickets bought for both home and away games since the introduction of the scheme.

**iwasthere1972** · 24-04-2015 01:19 AM

Not me personally but maybe just maybe some folk are leaving it until after Saturday's matches are played. Should The Rangers win and god forbid we lose then in terms of second place the Falkirk game would be meaningless.

Just a thought.

**Sir David Gray** · 24-04-2015 07:58 AM

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Not me personally but maybe just maybe some folk are leaving it until after Saturday's matches are played. Should The Rangers win and god forbid we lose then in terms of second place the Falkirk game would be meaningless.

Just a thought.

Can't believe anyone is following that thought process.

Hibs losing at home to Alloa shouldn't be something that's even considered as a possibility.

**S4uzee** · 24-04-2015 08:18 AM

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Can't believe anyone is following that thought process.

Hibs losing at home to Alloa shouldn't be something that's even considered as a possibility.

But it is a possibility

***Leithenhibby*** · 24-04-2015 08:26 AM

Originally Posted by Trig

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Can't believe anyone is following that thought process.

Hibs losing at home to Alloa shouldn't be something that's even considered as a possibility.

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But it is a possibility

The bookies would suggest that, Trig's theory is more likely, but anything is possible

**Sir David Gray** · 24-04-2015 08:28 AM

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But it is a possibility

I know it is but it should be seen as something that is so improbable that no Hibs fan should be considering it.

**S4uzee** · 24-04-2015 08:49 AM

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I know it is but it should be seen as something that is so improbable that no Hibs fan should be considering it.

I agree but it's Hibs after all. Just look at last week

***Hermit Crab*** · 24-04-2015 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by Trig

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Can't believe anyone is following that thought process.

Hibs losing at home to Alloa shouldn't be something that's even considered as a possibility.

Absolutely not. We should be going all out for as many goals as possible incase it comes down to goal difference.

Danny Lennon, Stuart McCall and Ian barraclough were all at our game on Wednesday. They are all suitably worried enough about us to do their homework.

***scoopyboy*** · 24-04-2015 11:47 AM

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Can't believe anyone is following that thought process.

Hibs losing at home to Alloa shouldn't be something that's even considered as a possibility.

I hope the players consider it's possible.

**Sir David Gray** · 24-04-2015 11:52 AM

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I hope the players consider it's possible.

I think my original post has been lost in translation.

I originally replied to a post from someone who suggested that ticket sales for the Falkirk game may not pick up until after tomorrow's match because if Sevco win and we lose tomorrow then second place will be out of reach for us on the final day.

All I meant was that I can't believe that anyone would be holding off buying a ticket for the Falkirk game on the basis that we might lose at home to Alloa.

**Blaster** · 24-04-2015 01:18 PM

Originally Posted by Trig

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I think my original post has been lost in translation.

I originally replied to a post from someone who suggested that ticket sales for the Falkirk game may not pick up until after tomorrow's match because if Sevco win and we lose tomorrow then second place will be out of reach for us on the final day.

All I meant was that I can't believe that anyone would be holding off buying a ticket for the Falkirk game on the basis that we might lose at home to Alloa.

Trig, I know where you are coming from but from my own circumstances I am unable or unlikely to do both the Falkirk game and qos game if that's the way it ends up.

If the Falkirk game became a dead rubber game due to results this weekend then my priority would be the qos game

If we still have a chance of 2nd after the weekend then I will try and go to the Falkirk game if tickets left

**NadeAteMyLunch!** · 24-04-2015 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by Trig

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I think my original post has been lost in translation.

I originally replied to a post from someone who suggested that ticket sales for the Falkirk game may not pick up until after tomorrow's match because if Sevco win and we lose tomorrow then second place will be out of reach for us on the final day.

All I meant was that I can't believe that anyone would be holding off buying a ticket for the Falkirk game on the basis that we might lose at home to Alloa.

See where you're coming from mate but some of the things we've witnessed this season literally defy belief. I'm still shaking my head thinking about how we lost last week, lost at Raith, drew at home to Raith etc etc etc. There will be fans worried that we batter Alloa silly and somehow manage to draw or get beat.
Personally everything about Falkirk is annoying me still but I'll be there next week

***Scouse Hibee*** · 25-04-2015 04:38 PM

Tickets bought bring it on.

**SlickShoes** · 25-04-2015 04:41 PM

Just bought 3, last game my parents will get to this season, fired up for a win and securing second place.

Let's hit the play offs in the correct fashion.