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Looks like more than half way full already so 40k + guaranteed imo.

3 tickets Scotland end at the stadium now

G3 being the only Green section would suggest the remainder of the West is for away fans, only G left then probably the South Stand Upper, so a sell out basically.

Haha, indeed, its probably best we don't go near them really!

In there also, all guests get a smartphone and a mini scooter lol

Oooft, how long is the bus? I'm thinking beer and long bus journeys don't go lol

I'm hoping for a bit more tickets given the allocation for Lithuania game and stadium capacity v allocation but I know it doesn't always work like that.

Yeah a few of us booked up for that route, just booked trains today!

Crowd of us booked up for this, hopefully get a seat on the bus ok, does the bus leave at about 4?

I noticed no one has suggested starting Ritchie which is understandable to an extent but wouldn't grumble if he started, the guy if you watch him is a winner and a leader on the park, type of player we need in a game like this and capable of shooting from anywhere (see Poland), like Fraser he also stood out for Bournemouth despite deciding to drop down a level (albeit to a potentially bigger club who will be in the Prem soon no doubt). Snodgrass may not be in great form but he loves the big games and his set pieces and crosses are worth their weight in gold so he would have to start for me. Darren Fletcher shouldn't be written off for this type of game either, club captain in the Premiership and his presence\cool head in such a high octane game could prove invaluable, earned his new contract at WBA.

What ParkLife and Squirrel said above, usual moaning about fcuk all.

How many does the new stand hold at Easter Road? that seemed to be more or less full and prob another 1k over the other 3 stands, maybe a bit more

Yep, I think internationals are different, there aren't enough games to 'not turn up as you don't like the manager', as Mcghee said, go, show you're support and if they are rotten, boo or even don't go to the remaining games but when its a must win and we are still in it you need to go and support (if possible).

That was essentially the point i was making Reevesy, if people don't go then of course thats their decision but bordering on belittling those who do and essentially trying to put off others (and people can form opinions based on comments) isn't really helping the situation.

Yep, never quite went to plan!

the only people that can spoil my time for 90mins is the players and yes it wasn't a great performance or game, you are completely missing my point, its the negativity and non attendance of those fans almost suggesting going at all is a waste if time. Other than the football it was an excellent night!

Nope, not sure why I would want to do that, I go to nowhere near as many games as others, just don't get on a massive downer and stay away from games when my team isn't playing well?

The England game will sell out easily irrespective of you're personal circumstances, maybe clambering to get tickets was a bit OTT from me.

The general negativity and moaning is tragic. I think the word 'support' is missed on some people, particularly when it comes to your country given the amount of home games they play in the year. With football you aren't going to be 'entertained' and enjoy magical moments all the time but our support enhances the chance of that happening. The only excuse I accept is if its not financially viable especially those with families etc but even then there are vast amounts of people who could do it but won't. Sadly they will be the same folk clambering for an England ticket should we win on Sunday. If you aren't going then fine but don't come on here or any other social media outlets berating and belittling the occasion for others who are bothering their arse to make an effort. Its a big game on Sunday and a decent result tonight will raise spirits despite its 'irrelevance'.

Cheers mate.

Any bars between Waverely and Edinburgh that would lets kids in?

Is it just me that thinks we played well v Poland and were in essence seconds away from beating a very decent side, the team that night: Marshall Hutton Martin Hanley Whittaker Brown Fletcher Ritchie Naismith Forrest Fletcher Whittaker aside (as out injured) I see no reason why we cannot base our current starting line up on the above one, for me Hutton has rarely played badly for Scotland and despite people crying about his inclusion he has been a consistent performer at a high level all his days and I'm shocked he hasn't made the squad. Naismith not firing on all cylinders but hasn't became a bad player overnight, the above team is as about as strong and resilient as Scotland can be at the moment and would not shirk under the Wembley lights, the tinkering of the team this season given our performance via Poland that night is prob why we have struggled to get results imo.

I think the point is if the ref was giving them a pen he should have gave us one as both soft, same old hard luck story. That being said two wrongs don't make a right but you know what I mean.

seen that, suppose given the away support is pretty much non existent looking like at least 40k presuming the lower central area of the BT Stand is all sold out, its well over 30k now I would say.

Do we definitely know that? Seems strange they haven't opened anymore if that's the case given the rest are at red, I would imagine a new section will open in the East soon.