PTS

[Behind Enemy Lines]

PTS no longer seams to offer the Upper Anny Road - I'm well pissed off!

Not the greatest place to sit for atmosphere - but you could get central to the pitch, be at a good elevation to see all the pitch well & not be so high up that you need binoculars to see what's going on.

 

Add that to the carpark by the Flattie no longer been available!- I'm is a mess.

Thought it was bad enough when they mended the floor at the Happy Days chippie - but this is stressing me far too much

 

[Guest Snorky]

Upper Anny is solely for Adult and Child tickets now.

[Behind Enemy Lines]

  Snorky said:

Upper Anny is solely for Adult and Child tickets now.

Humm - interesting - well at least that means better chance for when I take 'Lotte I suppose (looking for silver lining ect)

 

Still leaves me to find a new spec for the 'Worst Seats in the Ground' scheme & more to the point - somewhere new to park!

[Guest Snorky]

  Behind Enemy Lines said:

Humm - interesting - well at least that means better chance for when I take 'Lotte I suppose (looking for silver lining ect)

 

Still leaves me to find a new spec for the 'Worst Seats in the Ground' scheme & more to the point - somewhere new to park!

 

Not really, they've just moved the adult and child from the Kop to the exsisting adult and child in the Upper Anny.

[Behind Enemy Lines]

  Snorky said:

Not really, they've just moved the adult and child from the Kop to the exsisting adult and child in the Upper Anny.

 

ahr - right - which would explain why 305 & 306 are available ont the PTS

A bit to far back for us old blind bu@@ers

 

now... about the parking..?!

[Guest Snorky]

  Behind Enemy Lines said:

ahr - right - which would explain why 305 & 306 are available ont the PTS

A bit to far back for us old blind bu@@ers

 

now... about the parking..?!

 

I've always parked around Everton's ground, not a problem.

[johngibo YPC]

  Snorky said:

I've always parked around Everton's ground, not a problem.

 

not a problem when they play either

[IgPig]

  Snorky said:

I've always parked around Everton's ground, not a problem.

 

Whereabouts - how far away I mean?

 

I tend to park in Goodison but they've put it up to a tenner. I am not subsidising their quest for mediocrity any longer.

 

Second thoughts maybe I should offer to pay £20.

[Guest Snorky]

  Post Kuytal Glow said:

Whereabouts - how far away I mean?

 

I tend to park in Goodison but they've put it up to a tenner. I am not subsidising their quest for mediocrity any longer.

 

Second thoughts maybe I should offer to pay £20.

 

I always park in the streets. I know it says residents only, but it's only on match days when they are at home.

[Behind Enemy Lines]

  Snorky said:

I always park in the streets. I know it says residents only, but it's only on match days when they are at home.

 

sneeky - I like it!

Bit of a treck to the Oakie mind

[Guest Snorky]

  Behind Enemy Lines said:

sneeky - I like it!

Bit of a treck to the Oakie mind

 

When I go to the Oakie, I don't have the car. And when I have the car I don't go to the Oakie.

[Boca]

Kev, I've posted this in another thread but maybe you might know the answer. How come the club seem to restricting the online ticket sales to PTS members and the e-season ballot?

[Guest Snorky]

  Boca said:

Kev, I've posted this in another thread but maybe you might know the answer. How come the club seem to restricting the online ticket sales to PTS members and the e-season ballot?

 

The answer is - I haven't a clue - sorry. Maybe that thread by NYR has something to do with it.

[Boca]

  Snorky said:

The answer is - I haven't a clue - sorry. Maybe that thread by NYR has something to do with it.

 

It's going to be a lot harder to get tickets on general sale now. Fair enough if they are having window sales instead, but the phones are a disaster.

[charlie clown]

  Snorky said:

I always park in the streets. I know it says residents only, but it's only on match days when they are at home.

 

 

I do something similar but right near to Anfield. A lot of the streets that are residents only parking have the restriction only down one side of the street. The likes of St.Domingos Grove etc. hardly anyone parks on because its residents only but half the street is open for parking even on match day. Don't tell anyone though. I want to keep it a secret.

[IgPig]

Your secret is safe with me.

[charlie clown]

[Molby]

wanna be near the Oakie? park in the Asda car park on Breck Rd and cut through - free, safe, near, good for a sharp exit (following a bit of a walk from the ground, but it beats sitting in traffic)

[Molby]

  charlie clown said:

I do something similar but right near to Anfield. A lot of the streets that are residents only parking have the restriction only down one side of the street. The likes of St.Domingos Grove etc. hardly anyone parks on because its residents only but half the street is open for parking even on match day. Don't tell anyone though. I want to keep it a secret.

 

 

I've been keeping it a secret for 15 years

 

I'm a Burleigh Rd North man myself

[Behind Enemy Lines]

  Molby said:

wanna be near the Oakie?

Oakie, Flattie & Happy Days Chippie

[IgPig]

  Molby said:

wanna be near the Oakie? park in the Asda car park on Breck Rd and cut through - free, safe, near, good for a sharp exit (following a bit of a walk from the ground, but it beats sitting in traffic)

 

Do they not do anything to check how long cars have been there?

 

Even my local supermarket does that and there's little reason to park there other than to go to the supermarket.