Edinburgh Away and Murrayfield.

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Re: Edinburgh Away and Murrayfield.

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As far as I know.
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£5 extra if you pay on the gate.
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Got my ticket. It has a seat number but also says 'Roving' Does that mean 'just sit anywhere'?
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Will get mine later in the week. I'd imagine its just to record tickets sold etc.

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@solidarity - you can basically go anywhere on the ground level of the stadium, no-one will bat an eyelid. Out of curiosity did you use the SRU website? It hasn't been working for me all week, keeps saying the ticket is worth £0.00.
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I havent booked them yet but the website looks fine for me.
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Loki wrote:@solidarity - you can basically go anywhere on the ground level of the stadium, no-one will bat an eyelid. Out of curiosity did you use the SRU website? It hasn't been working for me all week, keeps saying the ticket is worth £0.00.
I went through the Edinburgh Rugby website, which took me to the SRU and no trouble from there on.
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:duh: ah I've just sorted it, suffice to say I was being a total tube. Usually do it through the "My Favourite Seat" option on SRU but found the link I was looking for this eve.
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Just back and I would say 20% of the crowd were Ulster fans.
SUFTUMing throughout game and team came over after match in recognition of the support.
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Fair play to the local gent who got me and my good lady a double before the game after spotting us enjoying a wee dram in our UR gear.

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I had a cracking time in Edinburgh. Lovely city and will 100% be back. The local beers are lovely.
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Very decent fans, good crack before the match and took the defeat well. Don't think I would have taken it as well if I'd been them.

If anyone's looking for evidence of match-fixing in the Pro 12,this was it. How many missed kicks? Three squint throws in attacking line-outs even when we decided not to contest. Somebody must have paid them! Then again, their national team did much the same against Italy.
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solidarity wrote:Very decent fans, good crack before the match and took the defeat well. Don't think I would have taken it as well if I'd been them.

If anyone's looking for evidence of match-fixing in the Pro 12,this was it. How many missed kicks? Three squint throws in attacking line-outs even when we decided not to contest. Somebody must have paid them! Then again, their national team did much the same against Italy.
I don't think we needed more evidence after the Glasgow v Edinburgh game last season. >threaten
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