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Notts County Fixture / sold out

Postby ALEX-WHITE » Wed Jan 03, 2024 2:58 pm

Not wanting to start another thread on the derelict Bishop Street stand but it seems a shame that when Notts County come to town in February in what loolks to be one of the biggest local derbies in recent history, we will only be able to squeeze just under 7000 home fans.

I know the club are making attempts at getting more in for the North stand for when the away end isn't full but can the club consider tempoary standing terraces running the length of bishop street stand?

I appreciate there will be cost implications with portal's and more catering vans/segregation but surely its do able and will sell out?
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Spiritater » Wed Jan 03, 2024 3:01 pm

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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby wink68 » Wed Jan 03, 2024 3:31 pm

Machinary needs to get on the pitch to demolish what is there. So not till the end of the season.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Rob » Wed Jan 03, 2024 3:53 pm

ALEX-WHITE wrote:Not wanting to start another thread on the derelict Bishop Street stand but it seems a shame that when Notts County come to town in February in what loolks to be one of the biggest local derbies in recent history, we will only be able to squeeze just under 7000 home fans.

I know the club are making attempts at getting more in for the North stand for when the away end isn't full but can the club consider tempoary standing terraces running the length of bishop street stand?

I appreciate there will be cost implications with portal's and more catering vans/segregation but surely its do able and will sell out?


Well I'll say it, this should have been done two years ago when attendances rose to over 5,000, as John himself promised. We're going to lose tens, probably hundreds, of thousands, not to mention the casual fans we need to get into the ground being locked out. It's too late now, water under the bridge, but they really must sort it this summer, purely on business grounds if nothing else.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby ST4GS » Wed Jan 03, 2024 4:03 pm

Notts will easily sell out this time. Probably could shift 3000 even to a poohole like Mansfield as we keep getting reminded of. They are taking big numbers away and are second for average away behind Wrexham. We are third by the way.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby five to three » Wed Jan 03, 2024 4:19 pm

If we have the third best away following in this league then that really is a proud achievement. Compare Mansfield to the population of most other places.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Sneag » Wed Jan 03, 2024 4:51 pm

Is there any scope to install temporary stands on the vast oen spaces betwix the IG and the North stand& Quarry Lane ends.

Wrectum have show this season how quicky these things can be thrown up.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Conker » Wed Jan 03, 2024 5:48 pm

five to three wrote:If we have the third best away following in this league then that really is a proud achievement. Compare Mansfield to the population of most other places.


We finished second in the Flitcroft choke season, our away support has been up there for years now.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby MOTG » Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:08 pm

Sneag wrote:Is there any scope to install temporary stands on the vast oen spaces betwix the IG and the North stand& Quarry Lane ends.

Wrectum have show this season how quicky these things can be thrown up.


Hold on mate….. just on the line to Nick Knowles. Said his team can have one up in 9 days .Jobs a good un !
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Sneag » Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:34 pm

MOTG wrote:
Sneag wrote:Is there any scope to install temporary stands on the vast oen spaces betwix the IG and the North stand& Quarry Lane ends.

Wrectum have show this season how quicky these things can be thrown up.


Hold on mate….. just on the line to Nick Knowles. Said his team can have one up in 9 days .Jobs a good un !


Sound.

While you're on ask him if Charlie Dimmock can come down & sort the drains out too.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby MOTG » Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:59 pm

Sneag wrote:
MOTG wrote:
Sneag wrote:Is there any scope to install temporary stands on the vast oen spaces betwix the IG and the North stand& Quarry Lane ends.

Wrectum have show this season how quicky these things can be thrown up.


Hold on mate….. just on the line to Nick Knowles. Said his team can have one up in 9 days .Jobs a good un !


Sound.

While you're on ask him if Charlie Dimmock can come down & sort the drains out too.

And Titmarsh for any landscaping
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby MOTG » Wed Jan 03, 2024 7:05 pm

MOTG wrote:
Sneag wrote:
MOTG wrote:
Sneag wrote:Is there any scope to install temporary stands on the vast oen spaces betwix the IG and the North stand& Quarry Lane ends.

Wrectum have show this season how quicky these things can be thrown up.


Hold on mate….. just on the line to Nick Knowles. Said his team can have one up in 9 days .Jobs a good un !


Sound.

While you're on ask him if Charlie Dimmock can come down & sort the drains out too.

And Titmarsh for any landscaping


Joking apart Sneag …… What about shipping containers being used to build a stand ? Some may laugh but they were used at one of the grounds in Qatar for the last World Cup. Infact Nottingham Forest were considering the idea last year as a way of increasing the capacity at the City Ground .
Seems a crazy idea but it has been done .
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Sneag » Wed Jan 03, 2024 7:25 pm

I know the Bishop Street redevelopment has been debated to death & we're all aware of the space constraints on that side, but the quickest way to increase capacity has to be in the voids in the corners.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby CassellsCap » Wed Jan 03, 2024 8:01 pm

ST4GS wrote:Notts will easily sell out this time. Probably could shift 3000 even to a poohole like Mansfield as we keep getting reminded of. They are taking big numbers away and are second for average away behind Wrexham. We are third by the way.

We can only take what we are allowed for away games but I’m sure we would take more if allocated . As would Notts etc.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Chris M » Wed Jan 03, 2024 8:17 pm

Kick off time still showing as 15:00. Is this accurate or is it likely to change? If it does change they are leaving it very late for us that have to arrange work shifts around football fixtures.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Martin Shaw » Wed Jan 03, 2024 8:25 pm

Chris M wrote:Kick off time still showing as 15:00. Is this accurate or is it likely to change? If it does change they are leaving it very late for us that have to arrange work shifts around football fixtures.


John Albanese has posted on facebook the only reason the game at Meadow Lane changed was because of Sky. So I think that suggests the police are not going to ask for it to be moved.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Dan » Wed Jan 03, 2024 9:31 pm

Conker wrote:
five to three wrote:If we have the third best away following in this league then that really is a proud achievement. Compare Mansfield to the population of most other places.


We finished second in the Flitcroft choke season, our away support has been up there for years now.


Which one? ;)
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby scotsstag » Wed Jan 03, 2024 9:32 pm

Dan wrote:
Conker wrote:
five to three wrote:If we have the third best away following in this league then that really is a proud achievement. Compare Mansfield to the population of most other places.


We finished second in the Flitcroft choke season, our away support has been up there for years now.


Which one? ;)

Now now Dan :lol: :lol:
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Conker » Wed Jan 03, 2024 9:34 pm

The unforgivable second one!
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Dan » Wed Jan 03, 2024 9:38 pm

scotsstag wrote:
Dan wrote:
Conker wrote:
five to three wrote:If we have the third best away following in this league then that really is a proud achievement. Compare Mansfield to the population of most other places.


We finished second in the Flitcroft choke season, our away support has been up there for years now.


Which one? ;)

Now now Dan :lol: :lol:


:lol: :D
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby adamstag » Wed Jan 03, 2024 9:45 pm

Dan wrote:
scotsstag wrote:
Dan wrote:
Conker wrote:
five to three wrote:If we have the third best away following in this league then that really is a proud achievement. Compare Mansfield to the population of most other places.


We finished second in the Flitcroft choke season, our away support has been up there for years now.


Which one? ;)

Now now Dan :lol: :lol:


:lol: :D


Oh god that man still brings me out in cold sweats :lol:

How to make the impossible possible :shock:
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Ridge » Wed Jan 03, 2024 10:31 pm

Martin Shaw wrote:
Chris M wrote:Kick off time still showing as 15:00. Is this accurate or is it likely to change? If it does change they are leaving it very late for us that have to arrange work shifts around football fixtures.


John Albanese has posted on facebook the only reason the game at Meadow Lane changed was because of Sky. So I think that suggests the police are not going to ask for it to be moved.


I wouldn't bank on it not being changed. Our previous 4 home league games against them have kicked off at 1pm, 12.15pm, 1pm and 1pm.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby Martin Shaw » Wed Jan 03, 2024 11:19 pm

Ridge wrote:
Martin Shaw wrote:
Chris M wrote:Kick off time still showing as 15:00. Is this accurate or is it likely to change? If it does change they are leaving it very late for us that have to arrange work shifts around football fixtures.


John Albanese has posted on facebook the only reason the game at Meadow Lane changed was because of Sky. So I think that suggests the police are not going to ask for it to be moved.


I wouldn't bank on it not being changed. Our previous 4 home league games against them have kicked off at 1pm, 12.15pm, 1pm and 1pm.


I'm not banking on anything. But for anyone who doesn't know, John Albanese is the Dedicated Football Officer for MTFC, so if he is suggesting it won't be changed, then that is a very strong indicator.
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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby stagmanrob » Thu Jan 04, 2024 1:55 am

Martin Shaw wrote:
Ridge wrote:
Martin Shaw wrote:
Chris M wrote:Kick off time still showing as 15:00. Is this accurate or is it likely to change? If it does change they are leaving it very late for us that have to arrange work shifts around football fixtures.


John Albanese has posted on facebook the only reason the game at Meadow Lane changed was because of Sky. So I think that suggests the police are not going to ask for it to be moved.


I wouldn't bank on it not being changed. Our previous 4 home league games against them have kicked off at 1pm, 12.15pm, 1pm and 1pm.


I'm not banking on anything. But for anyone who doesn't know, John Albanese is the Dedicated Football Officer for MTFC, so if he is suggesting it won't be changed, then that is a very strong indicator.


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Re: Notts County Fixture

Postby ST4GS » Thu Jan 04, 2024 7:55 am

Martin Shaw wrote:
Ridge wrote:
Martin Shaw wrote:
Chris M wrote:Kick off time still showing as 15:00. Is this accurate or is it likely to change? If it does change they are leaving it very late for us that have to arrange work shifts around football fixtures.


John Albanese has posted on facebook the only reason the game at Meadow Lane changed was because of Sky. So I think that suggests the police are not going to ask for it to be moved.


I wouldn't bank on it not being changed. Our previous 4 home league games against them have kicked off at 1pm, 12.15pm, 1pm and 1pm.


I'm not banking on anything. But for anyone who doesn't know, John Albanese is the Dedicated Football Officer for MTFC, so if he is suggesting it won't be changed, then that is a very strong indicator.
But the Grimsby game was changed for some reason ?
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