Tickets for Preston North End

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  1. Gue

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    How much? Can't get on official website for some reason.

    Adult and kids prices please...thanks a lot.
     
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  2. Gue

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    Anyone at all? Please?
     
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    Was on main site yesterday - search the news archive. I think you can only buy them at ground and even then only at ticket office - not at turnstiles
     
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    here you go

    PRESTON North End have now confirmed admission details for next week's Carling Cup First Round clash at Deepdale.


    Barnsley travel to Deepdale on Tuesday August 23, 2005, KO 7.45pm.


    Supporters wishing to attend the game have to purchase tickets from an Away Ticket Booth next to the visitors turnstiles at Preston North End, which opens at 5.45pm. No match tickets will be on sale at Oakwell.


    Tickets for the match are priced at


    Adults - £12.00

    Concessions - £6.00


    Official Reds On The Road coaches will be making the trip to Lancashire. Coaches will depart Oakwell at 4.00pm on the day of the game and the fare is £13.00.
     
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    Are you going for another season of attending every game?
     
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    Thanks Jay

    Wonder if I'll be able to get in as a concession? Any idea about the age rage? I know some do it right up until 18years of age. Saying that the game is on my 18th birthday so I'll probably have to get an adult ticket.
     
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    RE: Are you going for another season of attending every game?

    We'll see how we go. Been to the 3 so far, got season tickets and plan to go to all others but you never know, what with illnesses in the winter and that. Mind you if it continues like at Colchester we might not bother!
     
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    I heard the colchester game was a stinker

    But despite me not expecting miracles this season I don't think that level of performance will be repeated too often. I think Ritchie made a mistake putting Kay at right midfield and I think he knows it, so I don't expect to see that again. I was hoping we'd finally got a manager that would keep Kay in one position.
     
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