second twickenham date announced

Are you a retard? Maybe you should check some of the topics in the main board!? "Besoted"?! What the hell have you been smoking!?

Aloha !

No you don't. We just don't care about what you've got to say.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

Back to the original topic of this thread.

I do understand why people are pissed, i was the same last year with the whole wembley first show thing.

I for one am very happy this time as i sadly missed out on the GC for twickenham night 1 and have been gutted ever since.

From what has happened in previous years i did think they may add another date for the london shows and they have. So i will be at the computer at 0850 on friday clicking refresh every second until i get 2 Gold Circle tickets for this show.

I understand why some of you would be pissed off about the added date but really, you've already got tickets for the first night now so just go and enjoy it. Go because you're a fan and you want to enjoy the music and atmosphere, not because you thought it was the last show.

Go enjoy yourself people! And hell, you've got a day off work now haven't you, surely that's a plus side. One day with no pay ain't gonna kill you.

What the hell are you talking about?

Yeah thats what they played but like Ollie said i'd like to kick the bastard that showed that banner i wanted Dry County .

I don't get why everyone is so pissed.... I mean, it's not like this is so unexpected!

I've never used See before but I'll use them this time around. TM does my nuts in.

They're fine as long as you dont wanna know where you're seated! For GC or standing tix they're fine, but at the start of sale they wont tell you where your seats are so you run the risk of some crapola seats if there allocation isnt much kop (which for Manchester was pretty pants)

I probably would be annoyed too if I had made arrangements to see the Friday show, and a second Saturday show was announced which would have been convenient. However, this is common practice in the industry. They wait for a show to sell out or close to being sold out before announcing additional nights. What I don't understand is why some of you are surprised? They were obviously trying to gauge what the demand would be with the first London show. If they thought demand would suffice a second show...both shows would have gone on sale at the same time...like they did for Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, and Philadelphia.

I do agree however that last year was messed up with them announcing "the first gig at Wembley" and then adding a second night before the first. I felt like they were blatantly taking advantage of their fans in that situation.