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Got an initial allocation of 3890 on Nov 19th and as of yesterday (Post #80), they haven't Sold Out. Thoughts?

Preston (A) tickets on sale on Thursday

Shocking that we have not sold out original allocation for this . Really proves that we are not Championship material in terms of support, and no way would we sell out every home game with an 18 k stadium, and thats with 3200 away fans . Time to get real. We're not exactly entertaining to watch...
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Maybe the American owners can sort a few huge inflatable boats out and ship in some of their alien population that Trump wants rid of?

Or maybe North Wales isn’t the place the owners thought?

I would really love to see WalesyWood crash and burn.

But I can also see them in January going into the transfer market with unlimited dosh available as they are comfortably in the chasing bunch.
 
Guess it's that time of year to be fair.

We wouldn't have took 3,000 to Sheffield if they were available, despite our league position. Glass houses springs to mind, although I did expect them to bring 4k+ considering they sold out at Stoke. Think they brought 3k in the cup, midweek, too, so it'd be odd if they don't match that.
 
55 years of PNE said:
It's in the name ENGLISH football league, should be in their own league with Cardiff, Swansea and Newport.
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These clubs have been in the “English” league system forever… Wrexham played in the English FA cup in 1883 - i.e. before Preston North End did 😂
They joined the English league pyramid in 1890 and, I think, all those Welsh clubs had done so by 1912.

The removal of these clubs from English football would absolutely not be restoring some imagined heyday of English football league culture (from the years 1888-1890!). It would rip out an integral part of our footballing culture.

The formation of the Premier League was a theft from our shared football heritage, for selfish commercial reasons. “Throwing out the Welsh” may have different motives behind it - but theft of our shared heritage it would be.
 
TNS, The New Saints are based in Oswestry, Shropshire, yet play in the Welsh Premier League.

Berwick Rangers, from Northumberland, play in the Scottish League system. There are many other examples in Europe and worldwide, including Derry City, from Northern Ireland, who play in the League of Ireland.
 
I was chatting with a police officer i know. He says a lot of overtime is being given for the Wrexham game, more than for games with bigger away followings. He is unaware of any intel on expected trouble but says there's usually a reason when this happens.🤷‍♂️
 
I believe the word here is ‘patience’. They have bolted up the leagues, it takes time for everything else to follow suit. They aren’t all of a sudden going to be filling out away ends that dwarf anything they have been accustomed to.

They need a few sustained seasons in the Champ to attract the numbers, there’s a huge gap between Champ/League 1 etc. (unless you are able to spend). They have as much chance making the top 6 as anyone currently 2nd-15th! It’s going to go down to who can maintain for and have the players fit.
 
Schemer said:
TNS, The New Saints are based in Oswestry, Shropshire, yet play in the Welsh Premier League.

Berwick Rangers, from Northumberland, play in the Scottish League system. There are many other examples in Europe and worldwide, including Derry City, from Northern Ireland, who play in the League of Ireland.
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You missed Blackpool who are based in a shithole but play in League One.
 
SF said:
To be fair, I'd happily not have Cardiff or Swansea on the fixture list ever again.
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I like Cardiff - always make a few days of it (weekend in Swansea a few years ago was better than I expected as well).
 
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