Mansfield Town Ticket info

mab · 21-02-2018, 21:16

I know its a bit off ie Good Friday! http://accringtonstanley.co.uk/2018/...ticket-travel/ Stanley have been Allocated just 400

tickets for an away end (North Stand One Call Stadium | Field Mill | Mansfield Town FC | Ground Guide)which has a 1800 capacity.One Call Stadium capacity 9,295. would the 400 be a total allocation or more if needed

monkey hanger · 22-02-2018, 09:08

probably will but you will have to purchase them before the saturday of the game as they do not sell em to away fans on the day of the game. no good for me or others who decide to go at the last minuit due to weather etc.

DAV007 · 22-02-2018, 10:22

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Originally Posted by monkey hanger

probably will but you will have to purchase them before the saturday of the game as they do not sell em to away fans on the day of the game. no good for me or others who decide to go at the last minuit due to weather etc.

Agree

Never understood why fans should be forced to buy tickets in advance for games that don’t sell out and often pay an extra cost for purchasing on the day.

A good way to discourage walk on fans

Mr T · 22-02-2018, 11:22

All ASFC can do is put out the home club's ticketing policy.

Since Mansfield returned to the (E)FL THEIR policy has been "all ticket", no sales on the day for all their games. I can understand it for their local matches ( Notts/ Chesterfield etc) but not matches against the likes of us, Morecambe and Barnet.

Had numerous heated and then friendly discussions with their people but still nothing has changed.

The 400 we have received is an "initial" allocation; I'm sure ( if required) we can have some more. Given we took around 500 to Coventry when it was only £5 to get in; can't seem that many more going to this game when it's £20 for adults.

monkey hanger · 23-02-2018, 08:42

Since Mansfield returned to the (E)FL THEIR policy has been "all ticket", no sales on the day for all their games. I can understand it for their local matches ( Notts/ Chesterfield etc) but not matches against the likes of us, Morecambe and Barnet.

hope we do the same for their visits to the wham.

Mr T · 23-02-2018, 11:23

Yes we do;

As sadly on the 2 visits they made we had to call the police as their "fans" fought amongst themselves, injured stewards and wrecked the Crown pub.

Since our change of policy, we've thankfully had no issues!

Exile on Spencer St · 23-02-2018, 13:45

So, maybe, Mansfield's "all-ticket" policy is there to prevent some of their 'fans' getting into the away end rather than any reflection on visiting fans.

monkey hanger · 24-02-2018, 08:00

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Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

So, maybe, Mansfield's "all-ticket" policy is there to prevent some of their 'fans' getting into the away end rather than any reflection on visiting fans.

think you could be right there exile. they have had a few incidents at field mill or whatever they call it now. still fighting the miners strike around that part of the land and being in nottinghamshire they are not liked by other clubs fans who come from mining areas in other counties.

rishton · 25-02-2018, 12:32

However if you read the news item on the website it says adult prices increase by £2 on the day of the game which suggests they can be bought on the day.

NORTHERNSOUL · 26-02-2018, 01:51

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Originally Posted by rishton

However if you read the news item on the website it says adult prices increase by £2 on the day of the game which suggests they can be bought on the day.

For the last couple of seasons they have pretended they still employ the old restrictions and then the day before the game announce that you can pay on the day.

Seems to defeat the whole point to me

monkey hanger · 26-02-2018, 08:10

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Originally Posted by rishton

However if you read the news item on the website it says adult prices increase by £2 on the day of the game which suggests they can be bought on the day.

home fans only.