HarryofOz
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Football league supports Hudderfield ticket allocattionNot found it anywhere on the Net yet but been listening to the build up to the Hereford match on BBC Leeds.
The Football League have supported Leeds in their allocation of 1,700 tickets to Huddersfield at Elland Road in December. This is below the usual minimum requirement of 2,000. Leeds cited safety/security reasons and were backed by the Football League with the stipulation that they take steps to fix the problem in the future.
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Mort
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Nothing on the OS (but you probably already know that Harry  ), might be interesting to know what the "security/safety" issues are exactly.
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raveydavey
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| Mort wrote: | | Nothing on the OS (but you probably already know that Harry ), might be interesting to know what the "security/safety" issues are exactly. |
Loads of interbred numpties coming down from the hills for their biggest game since the war would probably be a start on the "security/safety" issues.
If you've ever been to the delightful hamlets of Meltham, Marsden or their ilk you'll know exactly what I mean.. 
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halfaperson
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 Not withstanding that those two areas are my direct neighbors ravey you’ve hit the nail on the head there. Hudders is no rougher than Leeds and pro rata have the same number of nutters. The two areas you mentioned are by no means the worst and in fact can be pretty middle class in places. Its places like Almondbury, Golcar, Dalton, Brackenhall. Fartown and Deighton that have most of the boyos. They are positively foaming at the gash over playing us and every old boy in Town wants to bring his dark colored designer gear out of retirement. The SC Boys are bound to respond as well.I Think for once the Police have done the right thing if it is they who have influenced the ticket policy.
Its going to be interesting for the Glapharm game though and im not particularly looking forward to it. Hopefully by then well have secured promotion and they relegation.
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