Tickets - 22nd July - when?

[JohnMcM]

Is anyone in a position to let us know when the tickets for our first European game at home for too long will go on sale please?

[Sir David Gray]

Is anyone in a position to let us know when the tickets for our first European game at home for too long will go on sale please?

We don't even know who we're playing yet, the second leg of the previous round is played tonight so it will probably be announced on Friday.

[jingler1954]

Will the game tonight be televised and if so where? Thanks in advance.

[Sir David Gray]

Will the game tonight be televised and if so where? Thanks in advance.

My flashscore app says it's on Bet 365's website but you'll probably be required to have a bet on to watch it.

[overdrive]

My flashscore app says it's on Bet 365's website but you'll probably be required to have a bet on to watch it.

For the first leg, it was fine just to have money in your account to watch it.

[JohnMcM]

We don't even know who we're playing yet, the second leg of the previous round is played tonight so it will probably be announced on Friday.

Of course. Silly of me not to work that out for myself. Thanks.

[scoopyboy]

We don't even know who we're playing yet, the second leg of the previous round is played tonight so it will probably be announced on Friday.

Does that make any real difference though?

It's going to be at home irrespective of who gets s through unless I'm missing something

[Moulin Yarns]

Does that make any real difference though?

It's going to be at home irrespective of who gets s through unless I'm missing something

There is also the small matter of how large a crowd we will be allowed.

As for the who, should know by 7:30 tonight.

[oneone73]

I'm keen to know the kickoff time. Wouldn't be able to make 6pm, one of the reasons I missed the Arsenal game.

[number9dream]

Clubs will be pushing for the maximum with social distancing factored in and then maybe expecting that to be cut back by local authorities, who need to be seen doing something. So, Hibs will push for 9,000 and maybe get 4,000 or 5,000 with some bargaining and good will.
Definitely not a time for throwing the toys out of the pram like the Aberdeen chairman…

[Sir David Gray]

Does that make any real difference though?

It's going to be at home irrespective of who gets s through unless I'm missing something

Fair point, probably not.

[Sir David Gray]

Clubs will be pushing for the maximum with social distancing factored in and then maybe expecting that to be cut back by local authorities, who need to be seen doing something. So, Hibs will push for 9,000 and maybe get 4,000 or 5,000 with some bargaining and good will.
Definitely not a time for throwing the toys out of the pram like the Aberdeen chairman…

I'd like to think we could manage somewhere in the region of 6-8,000 next week.

[JimBHibees]

There is also the small matter of how large a crowd we will be allowed.

As for the who, should know by 7:30 tonight.

When does tonight's game start is it an early kick off?

[PatHead]

Does that make any real difference though?

It's going to be at home irrespective of who gets s through unless I'm missing something

Suppose it could get changed if too many teams want to use the stadium in Gibraltar on the same day? They might swap the home legs.

[Billy Whizz]

When does tonight's game start is it an early kick off?

Think it’s 5.30

[Sir David Gray]

Think it’s 5.30

It is.

[davhibby]

I'd like to think we could manage somewhere in the region of 6-8,000 next week.

The Hibs statement last week seemed quite confident of a much bigger crowd than 2,000 if we moved to level 0 so hopefully that’s what happens

[Sir David Gray]

The Hibs statement last week seemed quite confident of a much bigger crowd than 2,000 if we moved to level 0 so hopefully that’s what happens

Aberdeen's hoping to have 5,655 at their match.

I'd be a wee bit disappointed with that if I'm honest.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57846827

[Blaster]

Aberdeen's hoping to have 5,655 at their match.

I'd be a wee bit disappointed with that if I'm honest.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57846827

I’d probably take that right now. Mean around 50% of our season ticket holders would get in

[04Sauzee]

🔴 We are hopeful to get the go-ahead for 5,665 fans at the BK Hacken game.

🎫 Once we hear from the Council, we’ll let season ticket holders know the process for applying for tickets. https://t.co/6IHBRtw0cx

[Sir David Gray]

I’d probably take that right now. Mean around 50% of our season ticket holders would get in

I really thought between 6-8k might have been allowed but there we go.

It will be interesting to see whether they allow a maximum number of spectators across the board like they did when we were in level 2 (i.e. 2,000 maximum) or if they allow clubs to have a certain % of their stadium's capacity.

Allowing 5,655 fans into Ibrox and Parkhead would be a bit silly.

[Blaster]

I really thought between 6-8k might have been allowed but there we go.

It will be interesting to see whether they allow a maximum number of spectators across the board like they did when we were in level 2 (i.e. 2,000 maximum) or if they allow clubs to have a certain % of their stadium's capacity.

Allowing 5,655 fans into Ibrox and Parkhead would be a bit silly.

I’d prefer you to be right! The more the better

[B.H.F.C]

I’d probably take that right now. Mean around 50% of our season ticket holders would get in

I think it’d cover most of the season ticket holders who actually want to go.

Combination of opposition, folk still on holiday and some folk still not keen on going back, I think it’d be a healthy enough number (even if I’d like us to get more in).

[Hibby70]

So how busy was the main stand in terms of a % ? Surely we could safely increase to the same % across the whole stadium.

I would imagine that would be at least 6,000.

[Ringothedog]

I really thought between 6-8k might have been allowed but there we go.

It will be interesting to see whether they allow a maximum number of spectators across the board like they did when we were in level 2 (i.e. 2,000 maximum) or if they allow clubs to have a certain % of their stadium's capacity.

Allowing 5,655 fans into Ibrox and Parkhead would be a bit silly.
The Huns have 2k against Arsenal on Saturday

[Ringothedog]

So how busy was the main stand in terms of a % ? Surely we could safely increase to the same % across the whole stadium.

I would imagine that would be at least 6,000.

I would say about 25% capacity for the west stand

[Blaster]

Hibernian are hoping to hear by Monday at the latest about their application for just over 9,000 fans at their tie.

From the BBC

[Hiber-nation]

I'm keen to know the kickoff time. Wouldn't be able to make 6pm, one of the reasons I missed the Arsenal game.

7.45 according to UEFA website.

That's our game, not tonight's game.

[weecounty hibby]

Hibs have proposed 9000 to Edinburgh council

[JohnM1875]

Hibernian are hoping to hear by Monday at the latest about their application for just over 9,000 fans at their tie.

From the BBC

That would be fantastic! Can't see it getting approved though

[Sir David Gray]

The Huns have 2k against Arsenal on Saturday

We're still in level 2 until Monday.

[Sir David Gray]

Hibernian are hoping to hear by Monday at the latest about their application for just over 9,000 fans at their tie.

From the BBC

We've absolutely no chance of getting that many in my opinion but good to see we're aiming high.

[Blaster]

We've absolutely no chance of getting that many in my opinion but good to see we're aiming high.

Probably not but might get us to the 5000 or 6000 mentioned earlier 👍

[JimBHibees]

Think it’s 5.30

Thanks

[oneone73]

7.45 according to UEFA website.

That's our game, not tonight's game.

Here's hoping, thanks

[JimBHibees]

We've absolutely no chance of getting that many in my opinion but good to see we're aiming high.

Yep agree a middle good between 2 and 9 likely outcome I would assume.

[HH81]

Here's hoping, thanks

The app I use has the game down for a 5pm kick off.

[Hiber-nation]

The app I use has the game down for a 5pm kick off.

It's confirmed as 7.45 here although not updated to include the opposition yet https://www.uefa.com/uefaeuropaconferenceleague/fixtures-results/#/rd/2001495/1

[Ringothedog]

We're still in level 2 until Monday.

I was replying to your comment that it would be silly to only allow 5655 into either parkhead or ibrox . As the Huns are only allowed 2000 on Saturday any increase even if it’s only up to 5655 should be seen as a bonus It was not a comment by myself on levels.

[Mikey]

I'm slightly surprised that this hasn't been announced tonight with tickets going on sale tomorrow. I thought it would all be set up and ready to go.

[JohnM1875]

I'm slightly surprised that this hasn't been announced tonight with tickets going on sale tomorrow. I thought it would all be set up and ready to go.

Maybe waiting on confirmation of how many fans can go before they decide on a price.

[Billy Whizz]

Maybe waiting on confirmation of how many fans can go before they decide on a price.

Key word is PRICE, hope we’re sensible, as we get a few Euros for qualifying from this round

[HH81]

It's confirmed as 7.45 here although not updated to include the opposition yet https://www.uefa.com/uefaeuropaconferenceleague/fixtures-results/#/rd/2001495/1

Thanks. Fotmob must have used a random time.

[Sir David Gray]

I was replying to your comment that it would be silly to only allow 5655 into either parkhead or ibrox . As the Huns are only allowed 2000 on Saturday any increase even if it’s only up to 5655 should be seen as a bonus It was not a comment by myself on levels.


Yes but my earlier comment made reference to whether there would continue to be a blanket number of people allowed at games from Monday or whether it would be a percentage of a stadium's capacity.

Whilst I'm aware there's only 2,000 people allowed into Ibrox at the weekend, it is apparently the rule for level 2 areas that only 2,000 spectators are allowed entry, regardless of how large the stadium is.

I'd like to hope that a bit of sense is applied for level 0 and clubs with bigger stadia are allowed more people - having the same cap on numbers at Ibrox or Parkhead as The Simple Digital Arena doesn't make any sense to me.

[AlbertK86]

I'm keen to know the kickoff time. Wouldn't be able to make 6pm, one of the reasons I missed the Arsenal game.

Sure I read on Hibs web page yesterday it’s a 3pm kick off next Thursday but now showing 0:00 so hopefully 7.45


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[HH81]

Are Hibs allowed to stream the game?

See Premier Sports have not bothered showing it.

[Silversand]

Decision on numbers expected today according to BBChttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210716/81639266f920c2d5a30498c0c940e97f.jpg

[davhibby]

Are Hibs allowed to stream the game?

See Premier Sports have not bothered showing it.

The rights to the game are for Hibs to sell. Would make sense for us just to sell it ourselves

[Frazerbob]

Aberdeen getting 5665 fans for their game on Thursday

[Blaster]

Aberdeen getting 5665 fans for their game on Thursday

Have to have proof of a negative lateral test

[Alan62]

Have to have proof of a negative lateral test

How is it even logistically possible to do this?

[marinello59]

How is it even logistically possible to do this?

Just show your phone?

[Riverside Hibs]

Just show your phone?

When you report your test results on NHS website you get an email back confirming your result

[marinello59]

When you report your test results on Mhairi website you get an email back confirming your result

Aye, text and email. It would take seconds to show either.

[Alan62]

If this was the method, the steward at the door would have to check an image displayed on the phone of every person that enters the ground. They'd have to check that the test was negative and that the date and time stamp for the image was correct. There would be no way of knowing that the person took the photo themselves or if it was a shared image.

The time required to get everybody into the ground would be ridiculous if it was done properly and if it wasn't done properly there would be no point to it at all.

Not to mention the fact that any steward checking photos on phones would not be able to properly distance from the person showing them it.

I can't see this happening.

[Hibby70]

I assume you need to have the QR code from the test to then report it. But nothing to really prove that you have in fact carried out the test.

[marinello59]

I assume you need to have the QR code from the test to then report it. But nothing to really prove that you have in fact carried out the test.

They where we trust everybody to act responsibly. I doubt there are many people ****ty enough to report a test without actually doing it.

[Frazerbob]

If this was the method, the steward at the door would have to check an image displayed on the phone of every person that enters the ground. They'd have to check that the test was negative and that the date and time stamp for the image was correct. There would be no way of knowing that the person took the photo themselves or if it was a shared image.

The time required to get everybody into the ground would be ridiculous if it was done properly and if it wasn't done properly there would be no point to it at all.

Not to mention the fact that any steward checking photos on phones would not be able to properly distance from the person showing them it.

I can't see this happening.

For the Scotland game at Wembley they had a Covid check on the approach to the stadium. You had to show a Vax Status letter or negative test to get through to the turnstiles. All fair enough and fairly straightforward. However, the stewards were just glancing at the letters. No check that it was mine, no cross referencing of name on the letter and ticket, no ID requested. It was a complete waste of time.

[GreenCastle]

Aberdeen getting 5665 fans for their game on Thursday

Would expect Hibs to get the same.

Slowly moving in the right direction.

Will they open the East so fans can sit centrally ?

[marinello59]

For the Scotland game at Wembley they had a Covid check on the approach to the stadium. You had to show a Vax Status letter or negative test to get through to the turnstiles. All fair enough and fairly straightforward. However, the stewards were just glancing at the letters. No check that it was mine, no cross referencing of name on the letter and ticket, no ID requested. It was a complete waste of time.

I know if that happens at ER the only one that would get checked would be mine. And they’d find something wrong. :greengrin