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Why are you posting family snaps, no one wants to see Miss Glasgow Rangers 2013

Occasion? It's just another game for me. Occasions are big cup games, local derbies, not h Games against 3rd tier opposition. p.s I wouldn't come to your workplace (if in fact you have a job) and tell you how to do your job so please don't tell me how to do mine. I might request going on South Stand now just to try and stop you getting in.

Block and row though and as that area is usually quite empty you may have only a few seats on that row sold which narrows it down, he said he rang and booked it so that narrows it down further.

Your obviously a Rangers fan and have posted your seat and row number so if seen by Police / Wednesday who as we know will read messageboards for any information they can pick up could have the ticket blocked, just ask a number of Sheffield United fans who bought tickets in home end who this happened to a few seasons ago. Also, people who have been silly enough to sell tickets on e-bay for sell out games over last few seasons against Wycombe and Sheffield United and have had the same treatment.

I'm not going to let an adult in with a kids ticket am I! We have mystery shoppers testing us every week in these sort of circumstances and it gets reported back to us at the next match so I'm not going to chance losing my job by letting people in with a wrong ticket, sorry. I've been fair and told you what to do, go upgrade your ticket at the ticket office and then you can enter the ground 'Under the radar'.

Not the best idea publishing your seat numbers as Sheffield Wednesday could then block your ticket from scanning making it invalid. With regards the Under 18's ticket, as a turnstile operator at Hillsborough I would stop you and refuse entry sending you to the stand supervisor to pay the difference but if your obviously Scottish and so probably a Rangers fan then this would probably mean you being refused entry. The better option would probably be for the person who bought the ticket to go to the ticket office to upgrade it.

Just a reminder lads that if you want to bring in a flag you will need a fire safety certificate otherwise you'll not be let in with said flag and also the Police and Stewards are quite hot on refusing entry to anyone appearing drunk walking up to the turnstiles. I recommend saving your festivities mainly until after the game.

There are lots of great pubs in Sheffield and if you like your Real ales then here's a few suggestions :- The Devonshire Cat is in the city centre and just a few minutes away from Division and West Street where a lot of people seem to be heading and as it says on their website has vast array of bottled beers from around the world along with a large number of cask ales. http://www.devonshirecat.co.uk/ Two great and well renowned real ale pubs just outside the city centre and en-route to Hillsborough are The Kelham Island Brewery and The Fat Cat http://www.kelhambrewery.co.uk/index.htm http://www.thefatcat.co.uk/ Both these are celebrated and award winning CAMRA public houses and popular haunts for away fans visiting the city with a bar full of wierd and wonderful real ales and a more traditional pub feel than your city centre pubs and with them being about 100 yards apart not far to stumble from one to another.