Dunfermline v The Scottish Cup holders

[RicoS321]

10 hours ago, Bukta Bertie said:

Nah. I'm correct but it's not worth arguing over. No prizes to be won

It is worth arguing over. You're wrong. Very clearly. 

[Bukta Bertie]

Have a great day and up the Dons. 

[Bukta Bertie]

Waiting to here about extra tickets?

Leaving it late if they are giving us more.

[Ajja]

They aren’t giving us more 

[RicoS321]

Thank goodness, as a top red, I got in early.

[Dunfermline Don]

2 hours ago, Bukta Bertie said:

Waiting to here about extra tickets?

Leaving it late if they are giving us more.

There are still plenty of tickets available in the area that went on sale to ‘home’ fans at 10am yesterday. I’m not too sure how easy it is to get them if you don’t have a buying history at East End as my sons are Pars fans and I live in Dunfermline.

I would imagine that there will be a few Dandies in the main stand on Saturday evening.

[Bukta Bertie]

3 minutes ago, Dunfermline Don said:

There are still plenty of tickets available in the area that went on sale to ‘home’ fans at 10am yesterday. I’m not too sure how easy it is to get them if you don’t have a buying history at East End as my sons are Pars fans and I live in Dunfermline.

I would imagine that there will be a few Dandies in the main stand on Saturday evening.

There's going to be total carnage. I'm too old for all that now. Red Army will be pished and ecstatic.

Good combo. 

[Elgindon]

23 hours ago, Dunfermline Don said:

There are still plenty of tickets available in the area that went on sale to ‘home’ fans at 10am yesterday. I’m not too sure how easy it is to get them if you don’t have a buying history at East End as my sons are Pars fans and I live in Dunfermline.

I would imagine that there will be a few Dandies in the main stand on Saturday evening.

Just phoned up to buy.Home fans only

[Bukta Bertie]

6 minutes ago, Elgindon said:

Just phoned up to buy.Home fans only

Surely the trick is to pretend you're a "home fan".

[RicoS321]

34 minutes ago, Bukta Bertie said:

Surely the trick is to pretend you're a "home fan".

"Hello, my name is Elgin Don, and I love the pars. Could I purchase a ticket to see the pars this weekend please? I love Craig Brewster and Stevie Crawford. Until they joined those horrible reds from Aberdeen of course, I hate those guys. Neil Lennon is a wonderful man, who I have nothing but respect for."

[Bukta Bertie]

2 minutes ago, RicoS321 said:

"Hello, my name is Elgin Don, and I love the pars. Could I purchase a ticket to see the pars this weekend please? I love Craig Brewster and Stevie Crawford. Until they joined those horrible reds from Aberdeen of course, I hate those guys. Neil Lennon is a wonderful man, who I have nothing but respect for."

Exactly like that yes but remember also to speak in an affected fife hillbilly accent.

Or alternatively buy online and negate the need to say anything at all.

Obviously if they require a previous purchase history you're buggered. 

[Dunfermline Don]

Unfortunately I don’t know if you need a previous buying history to get them online. There systems might not be as complex as I was able to get 5 tickets online before they were on general sale through a Pars season ticket.
I do know that home fans can also get e-tickets instead of paper ones. 
 

If you do decide to phone, just remember to call the person who answers ‘neebour’ and you should be fine, yeh ken! 
 

Edited 9 hours ago by Dunfermline Don

[RicoS321]

32 minutes ago, Dunfermline Don said:

Unfortunately I don’t know if you need a previous buying history to get them online. There systems might not be as complex as I was able to get 5 tickets online before they were on general sale through a Pars season ticket.
I do know that home fans can also get e-tickets instead of paper ones. 
 

If you do decide to phone, just remember to call the person who answers ‘neebour’ and you should be fine, yeh ken! 
 

Any advice on the best place to get parked coming from and back to the Aberdeen area? Been about 20 years since I've been.

[Dunfermline Don]

59 minutes ago, RicoS321 said:

Any advice on the best place to get parked coming from and back to the Aberdeen area? Been about 20 years since I've been.

There is a large car park on Leys Park Road near the police station. It’s only a few minutes walk to the ground but is the opposite end from the away stand and can get a bit gridlocked when trying to leave.

There should be on street parking in the side streets in the Garvock Hill area opposite the main stand. Be careful about parking on the pavement as the council brought in a ban last year. They usually don’t bother about it at night, but I wouldn’t put it past Fife Council sending wardens out on Saturday knowing it will be busy and lots of people from out of town arriving. 
 

If you don’t mind walking a wee bit there is the big retail park at Halbeath beside Asda. It’s maybe a half hour walk from the ground (you can stop for a drink at The Elizabethan which will probably be full of Dandies) but it’s only a couple of minutes from the M90. 

[RicoS321]

20 minutes ago, Dunfermline Don said:

There is a large car park on Leys Park Road near the police station. It’s only a few minutes walk to the ground but is the opposite end from the away stand and can get a bit gridlocked when trying to leave.

There should be on street parking in the side streets in the Garvock Hill area opposite the main stand. Be careful about parking on the pavement as the council brought in a ban last year. They usually don’t bother about it at night, but I wouldn’t put it past Fife Council sending wardens out on Saturday knowing it will be busy and lots of people from out of town arriving. 
 

If you don’t mind walking a wee bit there is the big retail park at Halbeath beside Asda. It’s maybe a half hour walk from the ground (you can stop for a drink at The Elizabethan which will probably be full of Dandies) but it’s only a couple of minutes from the M90. 

Nice one thanks. I absolutely love a trip to a new ASDA, such beautiful buildings, so I'll likely opt for the last one. Looking forward to it.

[Bukta Bertie]

11 minutes ago, RicoS321 said:

Nice one thanks. I absolutely love a trip to a new ASDA, such beautiful buildings, so I'll likely opt for the last one. Looking forward to it.

ASDA's pretty much stock the same things nationwide but the big difference I noticed in the Dunfermline branch was their men's clothing range is named Ken instead of George. 

[Ajja]

Will be in the Elizabethan from around 3pm trying to block out the events planned circa 19:45 onwards. Expect it’ll be doors closed from about 5pm, wall to wall red army. COYR.