St mirren dot count

[jgl07]

Will Section 33 be allocated to Hibs Fans, or does it count as (even partly) being above the Visiting supporters?
They generally have split Section 28. They certainly did last time so there would be no issues with giving Section 33 to the Hibs support.

[davhibby]

There were Hibs fans above Hamilton fans in the playoff game in Section 34, they just shut off the front rows iirc

[StevieCowan]

Everyone keeps quoting an SPFL rule about top tier and bottom tier, is this factual?

[H18 SFR]

Everyone keeps quoting an SPFL rule about top tier and bottom tier, is this factual?

No.

[Cod Boy]

As of ten minutes ago there was a couple of seats in section 23 in the famous five upper.

[scoopyboy]

No.

So are people just making this up then?

[Frazerbob]

When the West stand was being re-built there were Hibs fans above away fans. They just kept the first few rows of the top tier empty. I clearly remember sitting above Hearts fans when Mixu ballooned his last minute penalty over the bar to win the Derby.

[G B Young]

Away fans used to regularly be housed in the lower tier behind the goal at Ibrox with Rangers fans above them. You were always wary of what might get thrown from above, especially if Hibs were winning.

I recall in 1985/86 we got the whole away end at Ibrox for the Skol Cup semi second leg but not sure if we've had that since. We took a big noisy support through for the 3-0 win in the Scottish Cup around 10 years ago but can't remember if we got both tiers.

[eastcoasthibby]

Not sure if this is the best place to post this ?? But i have a single adult ticket for sale for the east L 19 .. Bought it for my nephew close to my seat, but now his dad wants to go as well so have bought 2 together in the south ...so this one is going for anyone looking for one in the east ..not sure if

[makaveli1875]

Away fans used to regularly be housed in the lower tier behind the goal at Ibrox with Rangers fans above them. You were always wary of what might get thrown from above, especially if Hibs were winning.

I recall in 1985/86 we got the whole away end at Ibrox for the Skol Cup semi second leg but not sure if we've had that since. We took a big noisy support through for the 3-0 win in the Scottish Cup around 10 years ago but can't remember if we got both tiers.

we had both tiers that day and they were both rocking

[hibs0666]

When the West stand was being re-built there were Hibs fans above away fans. They just kept the first few rows of the top tier empty. I clearly remember sitting above Hearts fans when Mixu ballooned his last minute penalty over the bar to win the Derby.

I'm sure I was in the front row of the stand that day.

[Green Man]

we had both tiers that day and they were both rocking

Literally!

[Dashing Bob S]

East - 0
west - 0
ff - 1


south 26 - 2
27 - 2
31 - 89
32 - 218

[Hibby70]

East - 0
west - 0
ff - 1


south 26 - 2
27 - 2
31 - 89
32 - 218

Well it's safe to say that there will be no PATG

[Ronniekirk]

East - 0
west - 0
ff - 1


south 26 - 2
27 - 2
31 - 89
32 - 218

Sterling work D B S Those pesky single seats will keep appearing as Season Ticket Holders that cant go release their seats


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[pacorosssco]

I'm sure I was in the front row of the stand that day.

We did but was a tiny section huns bottom tier. It kinda made it better. What a day. Over 7k for a 0-3 in greyskull.

[IanM]

St mirren fan page earlier today - not sure how accurate mind

Ticket update:

Sold: 1,300
Remaining: 200* (approx)
*Could be less now

Not sure if Hibs will give us more

Be fast if you want one

[Ronniekirk]

St mirren fan page earlier today - not sure how accurate mind

Ticket update:

Sold: 1,300
Remaining: 200* (approx)
*Could be less now

Not sure if Hibs will give us more

Be fast if you want one

We wont give them more given how quickly ours are selling in the South
Would be surprised if St Mirren haven't sold out of their extra allocation They may ask for more but would hope hibs made it clear that was their lot


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[SirDavidsNapper]

One more purchased in South upper 👍

[SanFranHibs]

Well it's safe to say that there will be no PATG

No Pint After The Game?

:confused:

[ben johnson]

Away fans used to regularly be housed in the lower tier behind the goal at Ibrox with Rangers fans above them. You were always wary of what might get thrown from above, especially if Hibs were winning.

I recall in 1985/86 we got the whole away end at Ibrox for the Skol Cup semi second leg but not sure if we've had that since. We took a big noisy support through for the 3-0 win in the Scottish Cup around 10 years ago but can't remember if we got both tiers.


We had both tiers for the Ibrox SC 3.0. Made so much noise that Andy Cameron had to cease his on the pitch warm up as you could not hear a word he was saying. The look he gave toward the Hibs end as he wandered off was priceless. Then we took them apart on the pitch. A great day.

[Neo167]

as of 7:20 this morning these are the remaining seat available

west - 0
north - 0
east - 0
south
26 - 2
27 - 2
31 - 85
32 - 212

unfortunately myself and the mrs cant go due to a wedding, cant believe im missing it

:flag:

[mghibs]

St mirren fan page earlier today - not sure how accurate mind

Ticket update:

Sold: 1,300
Remaining: 200* (approx)
*Could be less now

Not sure if Hibs will give us more

Be fast if you want one

Do we know if they have already been given upper tier? May have a possibility to expand upwards?


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[Onceinawhile]

Half the bottom tier holds less than 1,300 so they've definitely got both.

[007 Mickey Weir]

Half the bottom tier holds less than 1,300 so they've definitely got both.

Stand is split vertically

[southern hibby]

Not sure if this is the best place to post this ?? But i have a single adult ticket for sale for the east L 19 .. Bought it for my nephew close to my seat, but now his dad wants to go as well so have bought 2 together in the south ...so this one is going for anyone looking for one in the east ..not sure if

Mate I'll take it if you PM me your number I'll give you a bell if it's still available

GGTTH

[Onceinawhile]

Stand is split vertically

I know. They have half the bottom tier the capacity of which is less than the 1,300 tickets they've sold. Therefore they must be into the top tier.

[mghibs]

Half the bottom tier holds less than 1,300 so they've definitely got both.

Thought as much, cheers :thumbsup:

[007 Mickey Weir]

I think they got 600 initially. Sections 29 and 30 in bottom tier. Then were given another 2 sections in top. Sections 35 and 36. Rest will be Hibs minus the segregation

[penihibs]

Another 2 bought for away end 3rd row from back
Upper stand.
They must be selling well.

[EH54]

@7:20 - Neo167

west - 0
north - 0
east - 0
south
26 - 2
27 - 2
31 - 85
32 - 212

@11:10

West - 0
North - 0
East - 0
South Lower - 0
South Upper
Section 31 - 68
Section 32 - 159

[offshorehibby]

I've already had my season ticket put back into general circulation as have another couple of people on this thread. If anybody know for definite they can't attend try contacting the ticket office and put your seats up for grabs.

[hibbysam]

I think they got 600 initially. Sections 29 and 30 in bottom tier. Then were given another 2 sections in top. Sections 35 and 36. Rest will be Hibs minus the segregation

They would have got half of the middle section as well I'd imagine, due to them having to have some disabled spaces. The segregation will be half way along the middle section, right behind the goals.

[cabbageandribs1875]

18487

[houstonhibbee]

How many seats are lost due to segregation and what is reduced capacity? Around 20,000?

[Hibby70]

I would guess that you would lose no more than 200 in each section for segregation. A crowd of 19.5-20k seems entirely possible.

[Keith_M]

How many seats are lost due to segregation and what is reduced capacity? Around 20,000?

I think 4-500 in total

[scoopyboy]

How many seats are lost due to segregation and what is reduced capacity? Around 20,000?

I would think around 19,700 will be maximum allowed.

[EH54]

Strange that tickets have opened up in the West all very similar to each other in sections 10 11 and 15.

[cabbageandribs1875]

Strange that tickets have opened up in the West all very similar to each other in sections 10 11 and 15.


just noticed that the now, almost a whole row in 15

[1van Sprou7e]

just noticed that the now, almost a whole row in 15

All of row dd in 10 and 11 as well, wonder what that's about

[Sean1875]

Looks set to be a gorgeous day on Saturday too. A packed out Easter Road in the sunshine to watch us lift the trophy - no where else id rather be :flag::flag:

[Brightside]

All of row dd in 10 and 11 as well, wonder what that's about

probably seats set aside for youth team players, families etc?

[Dashing Bob S]

Strange that tickets have opened up in the West all very similar to each other in sections 10 11 and 15.

All due to our generosity and the flexibility of the ticket office. My Stone Island clad mob were appalled to learn that the South was open to home fans. A representative wearing a 'Hibs on Tour - These Colours Don't Run' t-shirt went to the ticket office where they helpfully relocated us in the South, thus freeing up our existing seats to those boring types who would prefer to concentrate on the game.

[Rocky]

Strange that tickets have opened up in the West all very similar to each other in sections 10 11 and 15.

DD in section 11 isn't usually sold except for big games. I think it's because it's a cut through between exits so they leave it empty for convenience.

[Juice-Terry]

214 seats left in total.

[Sean1875]

214 seats left in total.

Should sell that out no bother in the next day or so :aok: Hopefully everyones aware of the need to get tickets before, wouldnt want anyone turning up on the day and being disappointed

[mghibs]

They would have got half of the middle section as well I'd imagine, due to them having to have some disabled spaces. The segregation will be half way along the middle section, right behind the goals.

This was the segregation when we gave Rangers half the stand for the play off game a few seasons back, imagine it will be similar with the addition of disabled spaces as you say?

https://www.snsgroup.co.uk/23-05-15-scottish-premiership-play-off-semi-final/print/10865204.html

[hibs0666]

This was the segregation when we gave Rangers half the stand for the play off game a few seasons back, imagine it will be similar with the addition of disabled spaces as you say?

https://www.snsgroup.co.uk/23-05-15-scottish-premiership-play-off-semi-final/print/10865204.html

1-and-two-half sections still to be released then. Sellout looks to be on the cards. :thumbsup:

[Juice-Terry]

198. :greengrin

[MB62]

Can anyone remember what the attendance was at the AEK ATHENS game? I thought it was pretty much near a full house then my memory is thingmy.

[hibbymac]

Can anyone remember what the attendance was at the AEK ATHENS game? I thought it was pretty much near a full house then my memory is thingmy.

16,647 according to this site, - http://www.11v11.com/matches/hibernian-v-aek-athens-27-september-2001-8846/

[1van Sprou7e]

Can anyone remember what the attendance was at the AEK ATHENS game? I thought it was pretty much near a full house then my memory is thingmy.

16,647 according to 11v11.com which I'm assuming was near our total capacity before our new stand was built

[GreenCastle]

This was the segregation when we gave Rangers half the stand for the play off game a few seasons back, imagine it will be similar with the addition of disabled spaces as you say?

https://www.snsgroup.co.uk/23-05-15-scottish-premiership-play-off-semi-final/print/10865204.html

Not sure since we have redeveloped the new east that we have had a large amount of Hibs fans in the south?

Looking at that pic should be a great atmosphere between the fans.

[Moulin Yarns]

179 @ 15:30

[My_Wife_Camille]

Not sure since we have redeveloped the new east that we have had a large amount of Hibs fans in the south?

Looking at that pic should be a great atmosphere between the fans.Decent number of Hibs fans in the away end here.

Also a section of Hibs fans clearly above the Hamilton fans

https://www.snsgroup.co.uk/25-05-14-scottish-premiership-play-off-final/print/9972765.html (https://www.snsgroup.co.uk/25-05-14-scottish-premiership-play-off-final/print/9972765.html)

[lucky]

Gutted to be missing this game but at least my ST has gone to a good home and I'll settle for Hibs tv from the Costa del Crime

[Smartie]

I just phoned to release my seat back as I'm going on holiday this Saturday.

There will be a nice wee seat near the back of the East, right on the halfway line available soon for anyone who wants it.

[Dashing Bob S]

@7:20 - Neo167

west - 0
north - 0
east - 0
south
26 - 2
27 - 2
31 - 85
32 - 212

@11:10

West - 0
North - 0
East - 0
South Lower - 0
South Upper
Section 31 - 68
Section 32 - 159

@4:17

West - 30
North - 0
East - 5
South Lower - 0
South Upper
Sec 31 - 51
Sec 32 - 57

What will be the next sections (if any) we could open for home fans without messing up segregation?

[Albanian Hibs]

@4:17

West - 30
North - 0
East - 5
South Lower - 0
South Upper
Sec 31 - 51
Sec 32 - 57

What will be the next sections (if any) we could open for home fans without messing up segregation?

I assume 33

[Dashing Bob S]

I estimate that we've sold 1,150 home tickets for the South. The question is: will there be more home fans in the south than visitors?

[NAE NOOKIE]

I estimate that we've sold 1,150 home tickets for the South. The question is: will there be more home fans in the south than visitors?

Of course .... in the fine tradition of 'mines is bigger than yours' started by the Yams, we will have more Hibs fans at ER on Saturday to watch us lift the Championship trophy than the Yams will have of their own fans on Sunday to bid farewell to the death trap :greengrin

[Albanian Hibs]

I estimate that we've sold 1,150 home tickets for the South. The question is: will there be more home fans in the south than visitors?

Yes

[Juice-Terry]

17:02 - 135 left.

[fat freddy]

Of course .... in the fine tradition of 'mines is bigger than yours' started by the Yams, we will have more Hibs fans at ER on Saturday to watch us lift the Championship trophy than the Yams will have of their own fans on Sunday to bid farewell to the death trap :greengrin

What is it with Hearts and this sentimental farewell to The Asbestos Stand? When we played our last game with our old main stand I dont remember any big deal being made about it, we played Dundee, said our goodbyes and moved on. I was in the wing stand and took a few photos but have no memory of the whole fan base wallowing in a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Hearts appear to be turning up the nostalga switch to Number 11 in an effort to squeeze more money out of their gullible fans, they are selling tickets for a Last Supper style buffet in The Calor Gas Executive Hut, they are selling the old broken seats and the crumbling bricks as well as the ancient plumbing from the cold water only toilets, theyre probably selling the urine encrusted toilets seats too, Ive heard they're doing half and half scarves for the big day, half asbestos and half shiney pink girder, these desparadoes would sell their sisters if they thought they could make something from it...Weirdos

[vuefrom1875]

What is it with Hearts and this sentimental farewell to The Asbestos Stand? When we played our last game with our old main stand I dont remember any big deal being made about it, we played Dundee, said our goodbyes and moved on. I was in the wing stand and took a few photos but have no memory of the whole fan base wallowing in a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Hearts appear to be turning up the nostalga switch to Number 11 in an effort to squeeze more money out of their gullible fans, they are selling tickets for a Last Supper style buffet in The Calor Gas Executive Hut, they are selling the old broken seats and the crumbling bricks as well as the ancient plumbing from the cold water only toilets, theyre probably selling the urine encrusted toilets seats too, Ive heard they're doing half and half scarves for the big day, half asbestos and half shiney pink girder, these desparadoes would sell their sisters if they thought they could make something from it...Weirdos

They're skint and they know it.Welcome to the real world ya bunch of losers!

[Baw187]

Decent number of Hibs fans in the away end here.

Also a section of Hibs fans clearly above the Hamilton fans

https://www.snsgroup.co.uk/25-05-14-scottish-premiership-play-off-final/print/9972765.html (https://www.snsgroup.co.uk/25-05-14-scottish-premiership-play-off-final/print/9972765.html)

Cheers for that photo! A reminder of probably the worst time in my life watching Hibs!

[jgl07]

I think they got 600 initially. Sections 29 and 30 in bottom tier. Then were given another 2 sections in top. Sections 35 and 36. Rest will be Hibs minus the segregation

That sounds spot on:

Block 29................437
Block 30................452

Total.....................889

Block 35................340
Block 36................325

Total......................665

Total 1,554 to St Mirren.

That leaves the following still to be released:

Block 28................446
Block 33................325
Block 24................346

Total...................1,117

Less around say 500 for segregation that leaves 617.

Add in just over 100 currently available in Blocks 31 and 32.

[RoYO!]

Or just 28, 29, 30 at c400 seats each?

Or do we know for sure they are also in the top tier?

[jgl07]

What is it with Hearts and this sentimental farewell to The Asbestos Stand? When we played our last game with our old main stand I dont remember any big deal being made about it, we played Dundee, said our goodbyes and moved on. I was in the wing stand and took a few photos but have no memory of the whole fan base wallowing in a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
I remember going to see the demolition of the Main Stand start, set to music, one evening.

We were in the East Stand watching the machinery start to demolish the old stand.

I can't remember anything else.

[Muzzy]

Section 33 now open!

[hibee_girl]

I remember going to see the demolition of the Main Stand start, set to music, one evening.

We were in the East Stand watching the machinery start to demolish the old stand.

I can't remember anything else.

I'm glad you posted this as I was beginning to think I'd dreamt it!

Pretty sure there were fireworks too

[GreenCastle]

Do we have the latest stadium pic showing red sections and segregation?

[Dashing Bob S]

Section 33 now open!

Our green tendrils continue to creep towards the little blighters, just like in the day of the triffids.

[cabbageandribs1875]

this game will be the last for the signing section in the east :( can't see us witnessing scenes like this in the east concourse



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp-Qsp3jru4

[eastcoasthibby]

Mate I'll take it if you PM me your number I'll give you a bell if it's still available

GGTTH

Sorry got in touch with Ticket office at lunchtime. and they took it back ..cheers though

[Dashing Bob S]

That sounds spot on:

Block 29................437
Block 30................452

Total.....................889

Block 35................340
Block 36................325

Total......................665

Total 1,554 to St Mirren.

That leaves the following still to be released:

Block 28................446
Block 33................325
Block 24................346

Total...................1,117

Less around say 500 for segregation that leaves 617.

Add in just over 100 currently available in Blocks 31 and 32.

Care to hazard a guess at the attendance, old chap? We Merchiston types excel in such area. I blame the proximity of Tynecastle. I'm calling it at 19,226.

[cabbageandribs1875]

18497


west 22 left

South
26-0
27-1
31-42
32-64
33- not long opened i think

[Dashing Bob S]

What is it with Hearts and this sentimental farewell to The Asbestos Stand? When we played our last game with our old main stand I dont remember any big deal being made about it, we played Dundee, said our goodbyes and moved on. I was in the wing stand and took a few photos but have no memory of the whole fan base wallowing in a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Hearts appear to be turning up the nostalga switch to Number 11 in an effort to squeeze more money out of their gullible fans, they are selling tickets for a Last Supper style buffet in The Calor Gas Executive Hut, they are selling the old broken seats and the crumbling bricks as well as the ancient plumbing from the cold water only toilets, theyre probably selling the urine encrusted toilets seats too, Ive heard they're doing half and half scarves for the big day, half asbestos and half shiney pink girder, these desparadoes would sell their sisters if they thought they could make something from it...Weirdos

You are talking about an old stand that claimed the lives of more war heroes than the combined forces of the Kaiser and Hitler. Show a little respect.

[Springbank]

What is it with Hearts and this sentimental farewell to The Asbestos Stand? When we played our last game with our old main stand I dont remember any big deal being made about it, we played Dundee, said our goodbyes and moved on. I was in the wing stand and took a few photos but have no memory of the whole fan base wallowing in a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Hearts appear to be turning up the nostalga switch to Number 11 in an effort to squeeze more money out of their gullible fans, they are selling tickets for a Last Supper style buffet in The Calor Gas Executive Hut, they are selling the old broken seats and the crumbling bricks as well as the ancient plumbing from the cold water only toilets, theyre probably selling the urine encrusted toilets seats too, Ive heard they're doing half and half scarves for the big day, half asbestos and half shiney pink girder, these desparadoes would sell their sisters if they thought they could make something from it...Weirdos

May I just take a moment to recognise the funniest thing I've read on this thread so far (in my opinion of course!)

The notion of a half & half scarf for a main stand, half asbestos, half shiney pink girder

Haha, made my day, well played...

[Hermit Crab]

St mirren fan page earlier today - not sure how accurate mind

Ticket update:

Sold: 1,300
Remaining: 200* (approx)
*Could be less now

Not sure if Hibs will give us more

Be fast if you want one


They got 1750 tickets, thats more than they give us. Thats plenty for them.

[Jack Hackett]

What is it with Hearts and this sentimental farewell to The Asbestos Stand? When we played our last game with our old main stand I dont remember any big deal being made about it, we played Dundee, said our goodbyes and moved on. I was in the wing stand and took a few photos but have no memory of the whole fan base wallowing in a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Hearts appear to be turning up the nostalga switch to Number 11 in an effort to squeeze more money out of their gullible fans, they are selling tickets for a Last Supper style buffet in The Calor Gas Executive Hut, they are selling the old broken seats and the crumbling bricks as well as the ancient plumbing from the cold water only toilets, theyre probably selling the urine encrusted toilets seats too, Ive heard they're doing half and half scarves for the big day, half asbestos and half shiney pink girder, these desparadoes would sell their sisters if they thought they could make something from it...Weirdos

:top marks

I do like a good rant... and that was good :lolyam:

[Nakedmanoncrack]

I remember going to see the demolition of the Main Stand start, set to music, one evening.

We were in the East Stand watching the machinery start to demolish the old stand.

I can't remember anything else.

:agree:

I was there, took some photos and even some video of it.

[Dashing Bob S]

They got 1750 tickets, thats more than they give us. Thats plenty for them.

Waaaaay too much. I would take the existing tickets already issued off them.

[stuart-farquhar]

Waaaaay too much. I would take the existing tickets already issued off them.

They should get 1986.

[Dashing Bob S]

They should get 1986.

Yes, a fairer solution.

[Billy Whizz]

They got 1750 tickets, thats more than they give us. Thats plenty for them.

We could have got more than that if we wanted, half of the stand opposite the main stand was available for Hibs fans if we wanted it

[Cod Boy]

Ticket just came up in section 45 east stand

[Dashing Bob S]

WEST -18
EAST - 0
NORTH - 0
SOUTH LOWER - 0
SOUTH UPPER
Sec 33 -301
Sec 32 - 59
Sec 31 - 41

= 419

[houstonhibbee]

WEST -18
EAST - 0
NORTH - 0
SOUTH LOWER - 0
SOUTH UPPER
Sec 33 -301
Sec 32 - 59
Sec 31 - 41

= 419
so according to my logic and math(s)

ground capacity = 20,500

less segregated area say 700 = 19,800

less some hospitality/reserves seats say 300 = 19,500

less unsold at this point - 419 = approx 19,000 attendance


any dissenters?

[Ronniekirk]

WEST -18
EAST - 0
NORTH - 0
SOUTH LOWER - 0
SOUTH UPPER
Sec 33 -301
Sec 32 - 59
Sec 31 - 41

= 419

St Mirren have confirmed they have sold 1 , 700 with 100 left to sell so assume they will shift those no problem


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[Dashing Bob S]

so according to my logic and math(s)

ground capacity = 20,500

less segregated area say 700 = 19,800

less some hospitality/reserves seats say 300 = 19,500

less unsold at this point - 419 = approx 19,000 attendance


any dissenters?

I've already designated the attendance as 19,226, so no need to worry.

[IanM]

St mirren fan page

Saints have sold 1700 tickets for Saturday and have just 100 left!

Superb effort from the fans 👏👏

[cabbageandribs1875]

what section are we putting our favourite wee stalkers in ?

[007 Mickey Weir]

what section are we putting our favourite wee stalkers in ?

50% off the 1700 hee hee

They love watching the 'Wee Team'

[Hermit Crab]

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170503/25d688f1ea75331a06689e07fd2b005e.png

[007 Mickey Weir]

What a league finale this is gonna be!! Game of the weekend in Scotland. Shame I will be inTenerife watching on hibs tv.

[Criswell]

What is it with Hearts and this sentimental farewell to The Asbestos Stand? When we played our last game with our old main stand I dont remember any big deal being made about it, we played Dundee, said our goodbyes and moved on. I was in the wing stand and took a few photos but have no memory of the whole fan base wallowing in a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Hearts appear to be turning up the nostalga switch to Number 11 in an effort to squeeze more money out of their gullible fans, they are selling tickets for a Last Supper style buffet in The Calor Gas Executive Hut, they are selling the old broken seats and the crumbling bricks as well as the ancient plumbing from the cold water only toilets, theyre probably selling the urine encrusted toilets seats too, Ive heard they're doing half and half scarves for the big day, half asbestos and half shiney pink girder, these desparadoes would sell their sisters if they thought they could make something from it...Weirdos

What about that 100 watt bulb? Or is that going into the museum?

[Dashing Bob S]

So it's looking like:

North, West and East Stands - 16,500
South - 1,700 St Mirren (100 left)
South - 1,200 Hibs (900 left - 500 segregation = 400)

So crowd should be between 19,400 and 19,900.)

Not bad for second tier Scottish football.

[houstonhibbee]

So it's looking like:

North, West and East Stands - 16,500
South - 1,700 St Mirren (100 left)
South - 1,200 Hibs (900 left - 500 segregation = 400)

So crowd should be between 19,400 and 19,900.)

Not bad for second tier Scottish football.
I thought someone said 19,226?:confused::wink:

[Sir David Gray]

So it's looking like:

North, West and East Stands - 16,500
South - 1,700 St Mirren (100 left)
South - 1,200 Hibs (900 left - 500 segregation = 400)

So crowd should be between 19,400 and 19,900.)

Not bad for second tier Scottish football.

Still the wee team though, forever in our shadow etc etc. :wink:

[houstonhibbee]

Still the wee team though, forever in our shadow etc etc. :wink:
I wouldn't give them the satisfaction of even acknowledging they say that. Seems to have abated now in any case so best not to bring it up.

[ALF TUPPER]

Kerchinnnng. Pleasing 😁

[Sir David Gray]

I wouldn't give them the satisfaction of even acknowledging they say that. Seems to have abated now in any case so best not to bring it up.

It's used now as a way to mock them rather than anything else as I think everyone can see that we're anything but a wee team.

[monarch]

Almost a 20,000 crowd. This'll look great on the Sportscene highlights.

Oh I forgot !

They'll only be showing, instead, the usual diet of empty seats, flags covering seats and 2 and 3 sided stadiums from the Premiership. (at least they've got rid of the ridiculous double decker bus behind the goals at Hamilton).

What's the betting that the asbestos relic at the PBS will get a tearful and ahem "honourable" mention at it's last showing before the famous world class girder replaces it.

[Dashing Bob S]

I thought someone said 19,226?:confused::wink:

Who the hell was that blithering idiot?

[houstonhibbee]

It's used now as a way to mock them rather than anything else as I think everyone can see that we're anything but a wee team.
better just to ignore them rather than pander to them.....

[houstonhibbee]

Who the hell was that blithering idiot?
best forgotten.:greengrin onwards and upwards...............19,800 would be great:flag:

[Lancs Harp]

I've just fed this information into my Hearts data converter and 19,000 equates to 651,572 at Tynecastle.

Remarkable.

[Sir David Gray]

I've just fed this information into my Hearts data converter and 19,000 equates to 651,572 at Tynecastle.

Remarkable.

Isn't that the capacity of their new mega stand as well? Imagine that!

[Radium]

I've just fed this information into my Hearts data converter and 19,000 equates to 651,572 at Tynecastle.

Remarkable.

mines is giving a conversation to 650,773


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[hibbiedon]

mines is giving a conversation to 650,773


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simple mistake chaps you both forgot to use the Cathro laptop formula this brings it to 650,826.5

[theonlywayisup]

According to the BBC weather forecast, it's going to be "Sunshine on Leith"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2644641

It's going to be a great end to the season. Maybe, Hibs, it's time to get the marquee erected and the barbie on!!

[calumhibee1]

According to the BBC weather forecast, it's going to be "Sunshine on Leith"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2644641

It's going to be a great end to the season. Maybe, Hibs, it's time to get the marquee erected and the barbie on!!

I know it's much easier to plan things like this over there, but I've been to an Orlando City game in the MLS and all the events they have on pre and post match are superb. Barbecues, food trucks selling a wide variety of DECENT food, not like a burger van in the UK, more like the stuff you're likely to see at Stockbridge Market etc. Penalty competitions for the kids, lots of different official merchandise getting sold by vendors in the street, slush puppy vans, gazeebos with FIFA on the PS4 etc.

I'm sure Edinburgh Council would make something like that impossible to organise knowing them, but even just like you said a barbecue (no doubt need a permit for something like that :rolleyes:), maybe put up a set of goals with one of they cover things with the holes in them that you have to put the ball through like in Soccer AM, slush puppies, ice cream van etc out the back of the East would be good for a game like this, turn it into a bit of an event for the final day of a league winning season.

It won't happen though, not necessarily because Hibs wouldn't do it, but because it would no doubt just be blocked by red tape for no real good reason.

[GreenCastle]

Are upper 34 and lower 28 being left empty for segregation?

Have Hibs put anything out yet saying if there will be PATG for any who make a last minute decision to watch the game?

Also Hibs should be encouraging fans to arrive early - bring flags etc and make it a real carnival atmosphere.

[madhibee_again]

I know it's much easier to plan things like this over there, but I've been to an Orlando City game in the MLS and all the events they have on pre and post match are superb. Barbecues, food trucks selling a wide variety of DECENT food, not like a burger van in the UK, more like the stuff you're likely to see at Stockbridge Market etc. Penalty competitions for the kids, lots of different official merchandise getting sold by vendors in the street, slush puppy vans, gazeebos with FIFA on the PS4 etc.

I'm sure Edinburgh Council would make something like that impossible to organise knowing them, but even just like you said a barbecue (no doubt need a permit for something like that :rolleyes:), maybe put up a set of goals with one of they cover things with the holes in them that you have to put the ball through like in Soccer AM, slush puppies, ice cream van etc out the back of the East would be good for a game like this, turn it into a bit of an event for the final day of a league winning season.

It won't happen though, not necessarily because Hibs wouldn't do it, but because it would no doubt just be blocked by red tape for no real good reason.

After spending a weekend in Cologne a couple of months back my view was this was something Hibs had to try and do, particularly with the closure of BTG. They have a huge section of land between the East and F5 which could be utilised in a similar style to that found at the successful Pitt Market on Pitt Street. In fact surely some sort of collaboration could be done with Pitt Street Market and have it regularly at Easter Road. Get local breweries, such as Pilot who are based in Leith, involved along with bakers, butchers, good quality food producers along with a Hibs merchandise stand and you'd be on to a winner.

Scottish football needs to have a change of approach in this area. The amount of people in and around the stadiums in Germany before games is staggering and a model which should be looked at and encouraged. We need to make it more of an "event", and get people near the ground earlier. The weather in Germany was pretty horrible when I was there but it didn't have any impact on the number of people there - covered areas - by umbrella or gazebo - are all that's required, though some heaters in December may be helpful!

[007 Mickey Weir]

Are upper 34 and lower 28 being left empty for segregation?

Have Hibs put anything out yet saying if there will be PATG for any who make a last minute decision to watch the game?

Also Hibs should be encouraging fans to arrive early - bring flags etc and make it a real carnival atmosphere.

Looking very unlikely any tickets left for PATG

[Arch Stanton]

After spending a weekend in Cologne a couple of months back my view was this was something Hibs had to try and do, particularly with the closure of BTG. They have a huge section of land between the East and F5 which could be utilised in a similar style to that found at the successful Pitt Market on Pitt Street. In fact surely some sort of collaboration could be done with Pitt Street Market and have it regularly at Easter Road. Get local breweries, such as Pilot who are based in Leith, involved along with bakers, butchers, good quality food producers along with a Hibs merchandise stand and you'd be on to a winner.

Scottish football needs to have a change of approach in this area. The amount of people in and around the stadiums in Germany before games is staggering and a model which should be looked at and encouraged. We need to make it more of an "event", and get people near the ground earlier. The weather in Germany was pretty horrible when I was there but it didn't have any impact on the number of people there - covered areas - by umbrella or gazebo - are all that's required, though some heaters in December may be helpful!

I can't really envisage where the section you are referring to is exactly.

Surely the section of land between the East and F5 incorporates the corner flag - a bit of a necessity, no?

[Since90+2]

I can't really envisage where the section you are referring to is exactly.

Surely the section of land between the East and F5 incorporates the corner flag - a bit of a necessity, no?

It's behind the ticket pods and I think it's currently used as a car park.

I wouldn't say it's a massive piece of land but could definitely be used for a supporters bar to replace BTG.

[southern hibby]

Sorry got in touch with Ticket office at lunchtime. and they took it back ..cheers though

No probs, I've got my ticket just that the girlfriend fancies going.

GGTTH

[birdspotter]

I can't really envisage where the section you are referring to is exactly.

Surely the section of land between the East and F5 incorporates the corner flag - a bit of a necessity, no?

He means the corner immediately set back from the corner flag, usually quite a few cars parked up in there during match days though. That said I don't think it is that big an area that would suit a fans zone?
The area behind the West Stand is much bigger and perhaps with the councils permission use the adjacent school ground too?

But getting back on track what's the latest dot count?

[JeMeSouviens]

It's behind the ticket pods and I think it's currently used as a car park.

I wouldn't say it's a massive piece of land but could definitely be used for a supporters bar to replace BTG.

http://home2.btconnect.com/anniviers/er.png

[SouthsideHarp_Bhoy]

After spending a weekend in Cologne a couple of months back my view was this was something Hibs had to try and do, particularly with the closure of BTG. They have a huge section of land between the East and F5 which could be utilised in a similar style to that found at the successful Pitt Market on Pitt Street. In fact surely some sort of collaboration could be done with Pitt Street Market and have it regularly at Easter Road. Get local breweries, such as Pilot who are based in Leith, involved along with bakers, butchers, good quality food producers along with a Hibs merchandise stand and you'd be on to a winner.

Scottish football needs to have a change of approach in this area. The amount of people in and around the stadiums in Germany before games is staggering and a model which should be looked at and encouraged. We need to make it more of an "event", and get people near the ground earlier. The weather in Germany was pretty horrible when I was there but it didn't have any impact on the number of people there - covered areas - by umbrella or gazebo - are all that's required, though some heaters in December may be helpful!

I think thats a great idea mate.

There is also the land behind the East that could be used better imo.

[madhibee_again]

http://home2.btconnect.com/anniviers/er.png

Beat me to it! From the satellite photos it certainly seems fairly large and bigger than I thought it was to be honest. Didn't realise it was used as a car park on matchdays. Still think it's the ideal location.

[hibsforeurope]

After spending a weekend in Cologne a couple of months back my view was this was something Hibs had to try and do, particularly with the closure of BTG. They have a huge section of land between the East and F5 which could be utilised in a similar style to that found at the successful Pitt Market on Pitt Street. In fact surely some sort of collaboration could be done with Pitt Street Market and have it regularly at Easter Road. Get local breweries, such as Pilot who are based in Leith, involved along with bakers, butchers, good quality food producers along with a Hibs merchandise stand and you'd be on to a winner.

Scottish football needs to have a change of approach in this area. The amount of people in and around the stadiums in Germany before games is staggering and a model which should be looked at and encouraged. We need to make it more of an "event", and get people near the ground earlier. The weather in Germany was pretty horrible when I was there but it didn't have any impact on the number of people there - covered areas - by umbrella or gazebo - are all that's required, though some heaters in December may be helpful!

A fan zone would be a great idea, I was at the baseball in Toronto and they have a stage set up, just outside tha gates of the stadium, playing live music and had appearances by the squad that were not involved int he game that day. I know the weather is a massive factor in this but having something in the West carpark may be a solution to the lose of BTG.
The area beside the East/North stands will surely be needed for when the corners are filled...

[cabbageandribs1875]

18504


FF-1
West -7

south
26-0
27-1
31-42
32-64

[Since90+2]

Beat me to it! From the satellite photos it certainly seems fairly large and bigger than I thought it was to be honest. Didn't realise it was used as a car park on matchdays. Still think it's the ideal location.

It's not a huge area and by looking at the pictures is roughly the size of 2 penalty boxes. A fans area would be great but there are limitations with the space the club have to work with and the fact that for about 75% of games the weather is not going to be conducive to standing outside.

I would think it's more likely to be converted into a replacement supporters bar for BTG rather than an outside fan space.

[overdrive]

It's not a huge area and by looking at the pictures is roughly the size of 2 penalty boxes. A fans area would be great but there are limitations with the space the club have to work with and the fact that for about 75% of games the weather is not going to be conducive to standing outside.

I would think it's more likely to be converted into a replacement supporters bar for BTG rather than an outside fan space.

Why not have a marquee similar to some of the bars at Murrayfield?

[Since90+2]

Why not have a marquee similar to some of the bars at Murrayfield?

Possibly but I just think a more permanent structure would be better placed to be used all year round and give abit more comfort in the colder months.

[RoxburghHibs]

Possibly but I just think a more permanent structure would be better placed to be used all year round and give abit more comfort in the colder months.

A 'Hibernian Bar' with a large (partially covered) outdoor area sounds great :thumbsup:

[NAE NOOKIE]

It's not a huge area and by looking at the pictures is roughly the size of 2 penalty boxes. A fans area would be great but there are limitations with the space the club have to work with and the fact that for about 75% of games the weather is not going to be conducive to standing outside.

I would think it's more likely to be converted into a replacement supporters bar for BTG rather than an outside fan space.

It would be nice to have some sort of fan zone around the ground, but I think it would only be viable if we changed to summer football .... even if you covered an area to protect folk from the rain it would still be Baltic most of the time.

The obvious solution is a new supporters bar, but the silence from Easter Road is deafening regarding any plans for that ..... whatever the situation is we have a big space between the FF and the East and it seems a bit strange that until now we haven't come up with an idea to make money from it, its not like space isn't at a premium in Edinburgh it must be worth something to somebody.

[mghibs]

Hasn't the space between the FF and East been earmarked for the health clinic they are planning on setting up?

[NAE NOOKIE]

Hasn't the space between the FF and East been earmarked for the health clinic they are planning on setting up?

Don't think so mate .. what has been the BTG bar is being converted to house all of this, which is why as from next season its shutting. The way things are going there's probably more chance of seeing an ambulance station built in the FF / East corner as there is a new supporters bar :confused:

[GordonHFC]

Hasn't the space between the FF and East been earmarked for the health clinic they are planning on setting up?

The health clinic will be housed in the existing FF building, hence the closing of the bars, but the corner has been earmarked for something else. I cant remember what though.

[SChibs]

I know it's much easier to plan things like this over there, but I've been to an Orlando City game in the MLS and all the events they have on pre and post match are superb. Barbecues, food trucks selling a wide variety of DECENT food, not like a burger van in the UK, more like the stuff you're likely to see at Stockbridge Market etc. Penalty competitions for the kids, lots of different official merchandise getting sold by vendors in the street, slush puppy vans, gazeebos with FIFA on the PS4 etc.

I'm sure Edinburgh Council would make something like that impossible to organise knowing them, but even just like you said a barbecue (no doubt need a permit for something like that :rolleyes:), maybe put up a set of goals with one of they cover things with the holes in them that you have to put the ball through like in Soccer AM, slush puppies, ice cream van etc out the back of the East would be good for a game like this, turn it into a bit of an event for the final day of a league winning season.

It won't happen though, not necessarily because Hibs wouldn't do it, but because it would no doubt just be blocked by red tape for no real good reason.


Been saying this for a while, like a fanzine type thing between the north and East on match days. Could have a beer tent and activities for the kids etc

[jgl07]

Are upper 34 and lower 28 being left empty for segregation?

Well part of them will have to be.

The reason they are not on the planner is that Sections 31-33 are not yet sold out.

[Callum7]

west - 4
south - 266

[WHAM]

The health clinic will be housed in the existing FF building, hence the closing of the bars, but the corner has been earmarked for something else. I cant remember what though.

Has the space between the East and FF stands not been earmarked for a possible Hotel?

I'm pretty sure I read that but may have imagined it.

[Dashing Bob S]

west - 4
south - 266

When these go, is that our lot, or can other sections be opened in the South?

[hibs0666]

When these go, is that our lot, or can other sections be opened in the South?

There's two half-sections left - call it 300 seats.

[Juice-Terry]

246 left.

[BoltonHibee]

2 in East free soon


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[calumhibee1]

After spending a weekend in Cologne a couple of months back my view was this was something Hibs had to try and do, particularly with the closure of BTG. They have a huge section of land between the East and F5 which could be utilised in a similar style to that found at the successful Pitt Market on Pitt Street. In fact surely some sort of collaboration could be done with Pitt Street Market and have it regularly at Easter Road. Get local breweries, such as Pilot who are based in Leith, involved along with bakers, butchers, good quality food producers along with a Hibs merchandise stand and you'd be on to a winner.

Scottish football needs to have a change of approach in this area. The amount of people in and around the stadiums in Germany before games is staggering and a model which should be looked at and encouraged. We need to make it more of an "event", and get people near the ground earlier. The weather in Germany was pretty horrible when I was there but it didn't have any impact on the number of people there - covered areas - by umbrella or gazebo - are all that's required, though some heaters in December may be helpful!

Definitely :agree:

[Dashing Bob S]

239

[Brooster]

When these go, is that our lot, or can other sections be opened in the South?

No more sections getting opened up according to Hibs facebook page.

[vincipernoi]

just released two tickets for the central west lower if anyone's interested

[PiemanP]

Just managed to get two together in section 43 in the east. If that was anyone giving up their seats - thank you!

[Dashing Bob S]

A tasty little clutch has become available in the East (Sec 38) if any group want to experience to atmosphere before the singing section moves to the North...

[Dashing Bob S]

West - 5
east - 31
north - 0
south - 184

= 220

[Iggy Pope]

It's behind the ticket pods and I think it's currently used as a car park.

I wouldn't say it's a massive piece of land but could definitely be used for a supporters bar to replace BTG.

Easily.
We had a wee peek at the Brondby zone and while it wasn't too welcoming, it is in a similar space.
Union Berlin wasn't a vast expanse of area either and worked brilliantly

I was at Malaga this season opening game and the fan zone was exceptional, although they do get the climate. Beer stalls, burger stands and a DJ playing brilliant rock n roll, soul and 60s garage.

[EH54]

Wasn't this the proposed area that Retro wan'ted for the statue there trying to get made and club said no as it would restrict future development of ER,

Obviously it would be fine it it was a temporary outdoors / shed type bar.

[worcesterhibby]

174 left

[BlackSheep]

2 in section 40 row CC will be up for grabs soon... managed to get some last minute hospitality tickets 💚

[Jamesconnolly]

144

[cabbageandribs1875]

137

[Dashing Bob S]

132

[Capt Mainwaring]

So whats the best estimate of the attendance on Saturday? Over 19,000 looks likely which is outstanding!

[1van Sprou7e]

What's our record attendance in modern times again?

[Dashing Bob S]

So whats the best estimate of the attendance on Saturday? Over 19,000 looks likely which is outstanding!

I said 19,226 originally, but they'll sell every ticket they put on sale. It seems they're going for a big segregation though, so 19,600.

[PatHead]

Is there a dress code for Saturday?

[Ronniekirk]

I said 19,226 originally, but they'll sell every ticket they put on sale. It seems they're going for a big segregation though, so 19,600.

Big Segregation to stop two sets of fans Celebrating Nae Need IMO


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[jgl07]

All tickets in the West, North and East Stands are (currently) sold out:

There are 132 tickets available in the South Upper and 792 not released in the South Upper and Lower.

Sold to date:

Home areas...........................15,902
South Stand............................1,454

Total to date..........................17,356

St Mirren allocation..................1,554

All........................................18,910

That assumes that St Mirren will sell all tickets in Blocks 29,30, 35 and 36.

There are 132 plus 792 still available less allowance (400-500) for segregation.

[davhibby]

All tickets in the West, North and East Stands are (currently) sold out:

There are 132 tickets available in the South Upper and 792 not released in the South Upper and Lower.

Sold to date:

Home areas...........................15,902
South Stand............................1,454

Total to date..........................17,356

St Mirren allocation..................1,554

All........................................18,910

That assumes that St Mirren will sell all tickets in Blocks 29,30, 35 and 36.

There are 132 plus 792 still available less allowance (400-500) for segregation.

We gave St Mirren 1,800 according to their statement

[jgl07]

We gave St Mirren 1,800 according to their statement

They must have parts of Blocks 28 and 34 if that's the case. It would make sense.

[hibsdaft]

So, our biggest support at ER since AEK Athens? Or bigger?

[jgl07]

So, our biggest support at ER since AEK Athens? Or bigger?
Easter Road only held about 16,000 or so at the time of the AEK match.

[Lancs Harp]

Gate against AEK was 16,647

[connerg]

Why has the AEK Athens game suddenly become so important? The Stadium was smaller then!

[davhibby]

It'll be the most Hibs fans in the stadium since the Hamilton playoff, probably a few more than that

[connerg]

What about the Hibs crowd against DUFC In January? Or the attendance versus Hearts, twice?

[SirDavidsNapper]

So, our biggest support at ER since AEK Athens? Or bigger?

There's been more Hibs fans in ER already this season than were at the AEK game

[greenlex]

What about the Hibs crowd against DUFC In January? Or the attendance versus Hearts, twice?

Might be wrong but are we not talking about Hibs fans in the stadium rather than total fans?

[connerg]

Might be wrong but are we not talking about Hibs fans in the stadium rather than total fans?

Yes. My mistake. Still a great Hibs support against DUFC on a Friday night and live on the telly. lol

[frazeHFC]

What about the Hibs crowd against DUFC In January? Or the attendance versus Hearts, twice?

I can't be bothered looking but I'm sure the game against Hearts this season was over the 20,000 mark? Biggest crowd in my lifetime at ER.

[Keith_M]

I wonder what'll happen to all these glory hunters next season.

















:greengrin

[scoopyboy]

I can't be bothered looking but I'm sure the game against Hearts this season was over the 20,000 mark? Biggest crowd in my lifetime at ER.

Was the new year derby against Hearts not slightly bigger when Liam Craig hit winning pen

[Golden Bear]

I wonder what'll happen to all these glory hunters next season.



greengrin



I'm sure you'll catch a few, those with not so perceptive eyesight!

[hibs0666]

So, we are starting the day with 119 tickets available, all in the 7Up South Stand, as follows:

Sec. 27: 2
31: 20
32: 4
33: 93

Even though the rate of ticket sales has slowed, I'd expect these seats to go today.

[green&left]

We gave St Mirren 1,800 according to their statement

They tweeted yesterday they only have 50 tickets left too. A complete sellout on the cards :flag:

[hibs0666]

59 setas just appeared in the east stand. Fill yer boots chaps.

[Dibben]

2 seats in the FF lower just opened up??? ( or will be shortly) 😬

[whiskyhibby]

Current total 180


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[Hibby70]

59 setas just appeared in the east stand. Fill yer boots chaps.

Just saw that, I assume its ST holder releasing their seats back for sale.

[ano hibby]

Interesting that ST holders seats being released for re-sale. If it's 10% of ST holders that can't make it that's say 1100 seats.
So on our new policy of announcing sold seats we could have a crowd of 21,500 (less segregation) tomorrow.
What say ye dot counters?
:)

[Billy Whizz]

Interesting that ST holders seats being released for re-sale. If it's 10% of ST holders that can't make it that's say 1100 seats.
So on our new policy of announcing sold seats we could have a crowd of 21,500 (less segregation) tomorrow.
What say ye dot counters?
:)
Or the revenue of 21,500, as we've sold some seats twice

[Kaff]

If there is as many as 1000 STs returned and resold that adds approx £20k onto the value of the gate.
10 weeks wages for a decent player so well worth it, club should actively ask for non attenders to do this on these occasions.
My rough calculation is walkup/away sales of approx £200k (10k ST attending and 10k sales @ roughly £20)
That has to be a great bonus to the budget, which can't have been forecast to be as high as we had anyway?
This should mean that there will be money to pay sensible signing on fees for players within our wage budget, would Ambrose for instance take reasonable lump sum and then a wage comparable to top earners at the club? This would mean wages coming out of trading income and not exposing ourselves if there is a gradual downturn and we could speculate on Stephen Mallan or similar as well

[Hermit Crab]

Loads available in East now. blocks 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44 as well as some cracking seats in the centre block 05 of the West at £22

[Ronniekirk]

Loads available in East now. blocks 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44 as well as some cracking seats in the centre block 05 of the West at £22
Got mine early and ended up with tickets in East 45 Nearer the back Think i will now shift



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[RoYO!]

If there is as many as 1000 STs returned and resold that adds approx £20k onto the value of the gate.
10 weeks wages for a decent player so well worth it, club should actively ask for non attenders to do this on these occasions.
My rough calculation is walkup/away sales of approx £200k (10k ST attending and 10k sales @ roughly £20)
That has to be a great bonus to the budget, which can't have been forecast to be as high as we had anyway?
This should mean that there will be money to pay sensible signing on fees for players within our wage budget, would Ambrose for instance take reasonable lump sum and then a wage comparable to top earners at the club? This would mean wages coming out of trading income and not exposing ourselves if there is a gradual downturn and we could speculate on Stephen Mallan or similar as well

Yep and it's fine. If a seat is sold twice and both people turn up, we'll just get delta airlines to handle it. :P

[Billy Whizz]

Loads available in East now. blocks 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44 as well as some cracking seats in the centre block 05 of the West at £22

Surely not season tickets holders tickets being released at this late stage

[Hermit Crab]

Surely not season tickets holders tickets being released at this late stage


:dunno:

[Onceinawhile]

Surely not season tickets holders tickets being released at this late stage

It'll be groups who get comps not taking them up and them being returned. Despite being sold out the east was half empty v qos.

[Hibby70]

Surely not season tickets holders tickets being released at this late stage

Well if they've only just decided they can't make it tomorrow then yes.

Seems an awful lot but then if the club have just done it as a one off exercise than drip feeding them then that would make sense.

[stuart-farquhar]

Just saw that, I assume its ST holder releasing their seats back for sale.

Mushrooms eh. How very odd.

[stuart-farquhar]

Mushrooms eh. How very odd.

oops wrong reply!!

[Hibby70]

oops wrong reply!!

Ive just spent a minute trying to work it out!

[hibs0666]

oops wrong reply!!

Made perfect sense to me mate.

[Hibbyradge]

Yep and it's fine. If a seat is sold twice and both people turn up, we'll just get delta airlines to handle it. :P

Good idea to use Delta.

Best to stay away from United Airlines. :wink:

[MartinfaePorty]

Good idea to use Delta.

Best to stay away from United Airlines. :wink:
Take it you haven't seen this?! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39814586

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[Dashing Bob S]

East - 43
West - 1
North - 3
South - 46


Total = 93

[CallumHibs07]

I'm not able to see the interactive seating map on Chrome or IE anymore, any ideas?

[Billy Whizz]

It'll be groups who get comps not taking them up and them being returned. Despite being sold out the east was half empty v qos.

Comps in the East?

[hibsdaft]

So, our biggest support at ER since AEK Athens? Or bigger?

Just to clarify, I meant biggest HOME support.

How much of the South did we fill for the Hamilton playoff and the DAFC game earlier this season?

[Keith_M]

I'm not able to see the interactive seating map on Chrome or IE anymore, any ideas?



Install Firefox? :wink:


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[Callum7]

82 seats left.

[Garymcl]

Gonna be a great atmosphere the morn few pints before get in early good sing song cheer the boys on back to pub for a few more beers Ggtth :flag:

[Onceinawhile]

Comps in the East?

Yes. For various kids charities etc..

[Dashing Bob S]

75

[JeMeSouviens]

I'm not able to see the interactive seating map on Chrome or IE anymore, any ideas?

https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/enabling-flash-player-chrome.html

[H18 SFR]

Is the club keeping sections 34-36 for walk-ups?

[cabbageandribs1875]

i imagine 34 and 28 will be segregated sections

[Hibby70]

61

[BlackSheep]

Is the club keeping sections 34-36 for walk-ups?

Don't think they are allowed to sell these sections as they are above away fans.

[Hibby70]

35 and 36 are definitely St Mirren fans. Not sure if the 1800 takes them into 34 or not

[cabbageandribs1875]

Don't think they are allowed to sell these sections as they are above away fans.


36 is the section in the far upper corner for st.mirren fans, 34 and 28 will be the split

[hibs0666]

East - 43
West - 1
North - 3
South - 46


Total = 93

One hour on, 56 tickets left, so we're still looking at a sell-out by 5pm....

East - 43 27 (16 sold in last hour)
West - 1 1 (0)
North - 3 2 (1 sold)
South - 46 26 (20 sold)

[Callum7]

west - 0
FF - 2
East - 32
South - 29

total - 63

[BOB MARLEYS DUG]

If I was to order tickets online now what would happen? I highly doubt they'd come tomorrow morning. Would I need to just go to one of the pods tomorrow and hope for the best?

[oneone73]

If I was to order tickets online now what would happen? I highly doubt they'd come tomorrow morning. Would I need to just go to one of the pods tomorrow and hope for the best?

Print at home?

[Dibben]

If I was to order tickets online now what would happen? I highly doubt they'd come tomorrow morning. Would I need to just go to one of the pods tomorrow and hope for the best?

I'd think your tickets would be waiting for you at the tick office collection windows.

[BOB MARLEYS DUG]

Print at home?

Dont have a printer

[Hibeewilly]

Print at home?
or collect them at the ticket office before the game

[grammyb111]

Dont have a printer

If you have a smartphone that works too

[cabbageandribs1875]

Dont have a printer


you don't actually need a printer, just opt for print at home and you will get e-mailed a PDF file with the barcode enclosed, just scan the barcode at the turnstile using your mobile







*assuming you have a smartphone and a pdf viewer app

[BOB MARLEYS DUG]

you don't actually need a printer, just opt for print at home and you will get e-mailed a PDF file with the barcode enclosed, just scan the barcode at the turnstile using your mobile







*assuming you have a smartphone and a pdf viewer app

How would this work for 2 tickets? Would i need to hand my phone back through to the concourse to the person I'm going with for them to scan theirs

[Onceinawhile]

How would this work for 2 tickets? Would i need to hand my phone back through to the concourse to the person I'm going with for them to scan theirs

Just choose the collection option. Much easier.

[iwasthere1972]

How would this work for 2 tickets? Would i need to hand my phone back through to the concourse to the person I'm going with for them to scan theirs

Send them the email. One ticket each but don't scan the same one twice.

[Callum7]

west - 0
FF - 1
East - 37
South - 14

Total - 52

[Golden Bear]

west - 0
FF - 1
East - 37
South - 14

Total - 52

Friggin East, letting the boys doon again. 😉

[Pete70]

42 left

[Dashing Bob S]

Friggin East, letting the boys doon again. 😉

Crushes the myth once and for all that the more affluent fans are the part timers. Once again, it's the unwashed proles who let the club down.

[jgl07]

Don't think they are allowed to sell these sections as they are above away fans.
Urban myth.

Hibs fans were above Hamilton support in the play off.

I suspect they will not sell the first two or three rows above the away support in Section 34.

[Callum7]

35 left.

[hibs0666]

25 to go. Will we get there before 5? :wink:

[hibs0666]

17 to go. No more tickets to be released.

[hibs0666]

10 left.

[Keith_M]

Urban myth.

Hibs fans were above Hamilton support in the play off.

I suspect they will not sell the first two or three rows above the away support in Section 34.



Isn't that being left empty, for segregation?


EDIT: It seems St Mirren have been allocated at least part of that section already.

[Callum7]

14 left

[Brooster]

Urban myth.

Hibs fans were above Hamilton support in the play off.

I suspect they will not sell the first two or three rows above the away support in Section 34.

Tell us how many games you have seen (anywhere in Scotland this season) where you have seen visiting fans above or below the home fans?

[StevieCowan]

Tell us how many games you have seen (anywhere in Scotland this season) where you have seen visiting fans above or below the home fans?

Could it be a best practice and one that is recommended rather than a rule..

[Callum7]

7 left.

[CapitalGreen]

Tell us how many games you have seen (anywhere in Scotland this season) where you have seen visiting fans above or below the home fans?

Are Hibs & Motherwell not the only teams* to house away fans in a 2 tiered stand? Motherwell give the full stand to away teams and would never be close to requiring it for home fans.

*Old Firm do against each other but allocated the full stand.

[wearethehibs]

Tell us how many games you have seen (anywhere in Scotland this season) where you have seen visiting fans above or below the home fans?

Could that not just be cause there has been no need for it?

Most grounds have the away fans seperate from the home ends and its not often the demand for tickets would mean home fans in the away stand

[Dibben]

Could it be a best practice and one that is recommended rather than a rule..

I wouldn't have thought that there are many stadiums in Scotland that could accommodate that - especially with attendances v seats??

[Keith_M]

Are Hibs & Motherwell not the only teams* to house away fans in a 2 tiered stand? Motherwell give the full stand to away teams and would never be close to requiring it for home fans.

*Old Firm do against each other but allocated the full stand.


Surely Hearts also have an Upper and Lower Tier in the Away Stand?

[GreenCastle]

Only 7 seats left...

These will go very soon online with the print at home feature.

Going to be bouncing tomorrow and a great day seeing us lift the trophy at ER.

Looking forward to Sunshine on Leith with all sides of the stadium singing it :agree:

[jgl07]

Isn't that being left empty, for segregation?


EDIT: It seems St Mirren have been allocated at least part of that section already.
I think that St Mirren must have been given some of the two sections (28 and 34) with the remainder left for segregation. So no more to be released.

There is no sale at the pods tomorrow. There may be the odd return but other than that there are only 7 tickets left on the planner.

It is not just a sell-out as some of the tickets have been sold twice!

It's looking like a 19,500 plus crowd.

[Dashing Bob S]

4 left.

[Sean1875]

Down to 4 tickets left :hyper

[Arch Stanton]

Only 7 seats left...

These will go very soon online with the print at home feature.

Going to be bouncing tomorrow and a great day seeing us lift the trophy at ER.

Looking forward to Sunshine on Leith with all sides of the stadium singing it :agree:

:agree:

Used to be, you'd be walking up to the gound and you'd hear the noise of the crowd already there, so you'd start walking a bit faster, filled with eager anticipation.

These days we have the dot count and the anticipation builds all week - brilliant! :greengrin