Anybody else have there seats sold twice in the golf stand today? Quite a lot of us had to stand on the fringes to watch the game even though we paid for seats. Stewards response was, "Well you can at least see the game".

IN the grand scheme of things its not really an issue at the moment

Don't think the situation was helped by people sitting in random seats as opposed to the allocated ones.

Spending over £50 on seats you are not allowed to sit in regardless of showing proof to stewards is an issue. Our standard of play has been pretty much a stable.

We didn't have that problem this time but the very same thing happened to us last time out. They obviously haven't learnt any lessons.

i saw 3 seats been taken away

no-one sat in their right seats rather than double selling, unless you both had the same ticket with the same seat number on it!

I suppose the steward was right, must be better than standing on the steps at the other end of the ground

There's a guy in Vue cinema, Every showing I go to he emerges from the darkness shouting "Anybody that has not paid to sit in the VIP can you move now please" blah blah...

You should have brought him with you?

Did you not challenge the people sat in your seats, Were they a bit intimidating? Maybe that's why the steward didn't want to know.

I did challenge them but they claimed they had tickets for those seats, however with Rovers taking away the printed out tickets at the gates they cannot then produce them. I will take it up with the club and see what response they give.

I also thought Rovers would have had the common sense to take the big frame down(which is used for sky tv purposes).No-one could see at the far end with that in the way,but i guess Hudgell couldn't care less, as long as we paid our £20.Also the stewards at the south end,were nothing short of ignorant

The view was alright from where I was stood. Even saw Gleeson give the ball to Briscoe for his try.

Yeah, of course he did

Yes,the view is poor,but that steel frame should still have been moved,knowing that the south was more or less full.