Viking Supporters Co-operative
Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: philsky on April 13, 2017, 10:19:13 am
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ALL TICKET - no pay on gate
Nearly slipped up there !
#PinnerMassive
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Presumably to make sure everyone who turns up on the day will get in in case it turns out we can win the title there.
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What is the allocation?
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Bought mine the other day, I think it was 900 allocation
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900 – always think it puts people off if you cant just decide on the morning, turn up and pay on the gate.
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I think their away stand holds more - I suspect we'll get another lot if that 900 gets close to selling out.
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I think their away stand holds more - I suspect we'll get another lot if that 900 gets close to selling out.
Is it 1 or 2 tiers there?
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Single tier behind goal,
Away fans are mostly located at one end of the ground in the Dreams Stand, where just over 2,000 supporters can be accommodated. For teams with a larger following then 350 seats are also made available in the Main Stand, increasing the total allocation to 2,350.
I personally had an enjoyable day at Wycombe. The club has a relaxed friendly feel about it. The ground is situated in a nice setting with a wooded hill over looking the ground (this normally has a small contingent of supporters watching the game for nothing) and with green fields surrounding the other sides. The standard football ground fayre of Cheeseburgers (£3), Hot Dogs (£3), Double Cheeseburgers (£4.50), Phat's Chicken Balti Pie (£3) and Pasties (Cheese or Cornish £3), Sausage Rolls (£2.70) and Chips (£2), are available from the refreshment kiosk.
David Abbott a visiting Northampton Town supporter informs me; 'I have to say what an excellent ground Adams Park is. Good signposting around the ground, good organisation, good atmosphere, excellent view from the away end and friendly fans. It was a very pleasant visit and if all grounds and supporters were as welcoming and well-behaved as Wycombe the game would be all the better for it'.
Toby Hillier a visiting Brentford fan adds; 'The ground is absolutely splendid and set in wonderful surroundings. Although the atmosphere was pretty flat on my visit, the beating of a drum in the home end often rallied the home fans behind the team. The home fans are a friendly bunch and all of the staff that we encountered were also very friendly. You can park at the ground itself, however it is a nightmare trying to get out at the end of the game. It took us 50 minutes to do the 2 miles back to the motorway. My suggestion would be to park a mile or so away from the ground and walk. This should provide you with a quicker route away from the game'.
Mike Jordan a visiting Torquay United fan tells me; 'I found the home fans, stewards and staff of Wycombe to be friendly & welcoming towards away supporters. Also, for visitors interested in wildlife, at half time or during dull moments, look out for Red Kites drifting over the ground!'
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/league-two/adams-park-wycombe-wanderers.html#awhat-is-it-like-for-away-supporters
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one tier, behind the goal, if that end is still for away fans??
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Well, if you can't get a ticket, just go and watch on the hill. :laugh:
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As with most clubs, if you live away from Doncaster you can potentially get in the home stands as a neutral?
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From our site and the seating plan it looks like we've only sold about 400 so there's plenty of availability.
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As with most clubs, if you live away from Doncaster you can potentially get in the home stands as a neutral?
or buy a ticket from Rovers and ask to pick it up at Wycombe on the day if you're not at the KM beforehand - they'll send 'em down for collection, or stick 'em in the post to you at home in good time...
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Single tier behind goal,
Away fans are mostly located at one end of the ground in the Dreams Stand, where just over 2,000 supporters can be accommodated. For teams with a larger following then 350 seats are also made available in the Main Stand, increasing the total allocation to 2,350.
I personally had an enjoyable day at Wycombe. The club has a relaxed friendly feel about it. The ground is situated in a nice setting with a wooded hill over looking the ground (this normally has a small contingent of supporters watching the game for nothing) and with green fields surrounding the other sides. The standard football ground fayre of Cheeseburgers (£3), Hot Dogs (£3), Double Cheeseburgers (£4.50), Phat's Chicken Balti Pie (£3) and Pasties (Cheese or Cornish £3), Sausage Rolls (£2.70) and Chips (£2), are available from the refreshment kiosk.
David Abbott a visiting Northampton Town supporter informs me; 'I have to say what an excellent ground Adams Park is. Good signposting around the ground, good organisation, good atmosphere, excellent view from the away end and friendly fans. It was a very pleasant visit and if all grounds and supporters were as welcoming and well-behaved as Wycombe the game would be all the better for it'.
Toby Hillier a visiting Brentford fan adds; 'The ground is absolutely splendid and set in wonderful surroundings. Although the atmosphere was pretty flat on my visit, the beating of a drum in the home end often rallied the home fans behind the team. The home fans are a friendly bunch and all of the staff that we encountered were also very friendly. You can park at the ground itself, however it is a nightmare trying to get out at the end of the game. It took us 50 minutes to do the 2 miles back to the motorway. My suggestion would be to park a mile or so away from the ground and walk. This should provide you with a quicker route away from the game'.
Mike Jordan a visiting Torquay United fan tells me; 'I found the home fans, stewards and staff of Wycombe to be friendly & welcoming towards away supporters. Also, for visitors interested in wildlife, at half time or during dull moments, look out for Red Kites drifting over the ground!'
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/league-two/adams-park-wycombe-wanderers.html#awhat-is-it-like-for-away-supporters
Reads like a brochure for a holiday the above. The ground's in an industrial estate, albeit a rather up market one but then it is Wycombe. Parking's a beast and their only claim to fame is that smug bloke who used to be on BBC breakfast and kept bees. Bet he never slept on a station platform following the chairboys lol
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I live near the Wycombe ground and can recommend the White Horse pub, on the A40 West Wycombe Road between the town centre and the ground. Strippers from lunchtime (£1 in a pot) and they say that they're the away fans pub. (No charge to get in) If the weather's good park there and walk to the ground (25 - 30 minutes) otherwise taxi.