I got my tickets so I don't care . Non-ST holders have to wait until Weds lunchtime to see if there are any scraps to be thrown to the peasants BWahahahahha
I have been following Leeds for a fair few years , but only had a season ticket since the fk up at the Wigan cup game a couple of seasons ago meant I had to almost beg for a ticket .
Gold ST , so no problems getting tickets now .

Pot, kettle...

Or are you the only person allowed to have other commitments



[size=50I understand your sentiment btw![/size

BTW . give credit to the ticket office staff . they have been inundated with enquiries for tickets , so much so that they had to close the lines at one point .


to Kev and the team

they very rarely get any appreciation for what they do , but if it wasn't for them none of us would be going to any of the home games .

again

GUFFAW

Whats the chances of a 6 being knocked over the stand onto the rugby pitch ?

I think its a CC game, so less likely

Had fun trying to get through on the phone this morning at 9am. Twice waited 10 minutes to get to the front of the queue only to be told that the ticket office was closed. Got through the 3rd time though.

About the same as a rugby ball being kicked over the stand onto the cricket pitch.
I've never seen either happen.
I once saw Don Wilson hit it on to the roof of the stand but it didn't clear it.
We play Hampshire at Scarborough but doubt that KP will play in any event.

I remember seeing Andy Roberts cart Graham Stevenson all around the ground one fabulous Sunday afternoon, including a 6 into the football ground. Mind you that was up at Bradford Park Avenue.

I too have seen many sixes hit at the old Park Avenue ground over the football stand.
That's where I developed my love for cricket despite even seeing Dickie Bird make his highest ever 1st class score (181*) vs Glamorgan, not an innings containing (m)any sixes hit over the football stand.
I saw Boycott's 1st ever 1st class innings there too, in 1962, vs Pakistan, 4 in each innings.
Ah happy days.

I scored at Bradford Park Avenue

When I say "scored" I mean in a geek-like way for the Leeds cricket team, working the scoreboard and suchlike - not anything romantic, no-one could be that hard up as to try and score at Bradford Park Avenue