Some people on here are grumbling about "glory supporters" but I think they may be in for a shock

Today's queues have not, by all accounts, been as heavy or chaotic as the last playoff final, or even the recent home first leg.</p>

That's not a good sign.</p>

Could mean a lot of people are resisting the temptation to go to Cardiff.</p>

Perhaps the grumblers will yet have chance to be happy with 15k support and 14k empty seats?</p>

 

RE: Some people on here are grumbling about "glory supporters" but I think they may be in for a shoc

**** all this talk of glory hunters.

I'd rather have the MS full of people in Barnsley shirts, with red flags, than the 8000 or whatever season ticket holders and no-one else.


I don't care if leeds/weds/sheff u/rotherham/donny fans turn out (and there will be a few)... if they're cheering for us, giving us their money and wearing red they're fine by me.

 

RE: Some people on here are grumbling about "glory supporters" but I think they may be in for a shoc

If an earlier post is true and they are selling M6 tickets then they must have nearly sold all the £52 tickets,wheres all our cheapskate supporters gone !!!!

 

I've got a few "glory hunter" mates

Ex-season ticket holders, now busy with work / kids etc, don't get down much on match days anymore.

Mebbe I am even one myself, don't go to every game like I used to.

Thing is, it would be a poor turnout in Cardiff without 'em.

They are all Reds fans anyway, in whatever capacity.

I support Yorkshire Cricket Club but only go 2 o 3 times a year.

Glory be to the Glory Hunters!

 

Well said..

matey..

 

The big difference though

Is that for the semi, you could only get your own seat (or one ticket per book) There was no Q at all at the East turnstile.

People were buying loads yesterday. I was glad that one woman, buying 49 tickets, was behind me in the Q!

 

or we're just waiting untill saturday because there isnt that much of a rush