I am quite happy withe the game being played at Dartford - I think its fair that the team that finishes highest gets some advantage. It defeats the we had 17 more points but ended up not going up agument to some extent as the odds are stacked in their favour. I suspect it pushes the crowd up as well. Wonder what the record attendance is for the Conf South Final.

But big mistake to allow our country cousins to organise it. Let me see if I've got it straight:

1. The match isn't all ticket you just won't get in if you don't have one     

2. Welling fans can buy them from Dartford but will have to take them back and get another one from Welling

3. There will be no segregation - oops there will be

4. No parking - ok a little bit

5. You can have 800 make that 1000 tickets

6. Our ploy to separate the crowd will be to cut the bottom corner off.

7. The tickets will be on sale errr when they arrive

Still in fairness how could they possibly have anticipated that this fixture would have been popular.

I suspect there are no breweries in Dartford. Apologies if these points have already been made, there's only so much of these threads I can plough through.

Got my Welling tickets today.

Still have my Dartford ones as I wanted to make sure I got the Welling ones before taking them back.

Now I'm in the situation where for the bargain price of £24, i know that 2 Dartford fans won't get in. What a lovely warm feeling that gives me.

Stoddy wrote:

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Got my Welling tickets today.

Still have my Dartford ones as I wanted to make sure I got the Welling ones before taking them back.

Now I'm in the situation where for the bargain price of £24, i know that 2 Dartford fans won't get in. What a lovely warm feeling that gives me.

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 Put them on the Dirtford forum for 50 quid each  

Ashford Wing wrote:

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Have seen comments on Dartford's forums condemning the decision to apparently "give Welling's floating supporters more rights than Dartford's floating supporters" by giving us 1000 tickets. I haven't checked, but I think its fair to say they don't have 3000 die-hard supporters turning up to Ponces Park each week.

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Andrew Nicholson aka Courtjester wrote:

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I suspect there are no breweries in Dartford.

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 No breweries in Dartford?

Try: - http://www.millisbrewing.com/offSale.html

I am beginning to wish I had time to get a banner done along the lines of

'Jim Thompson. R.I.P. For services to Kent football.'

Ashford Wing wrote:

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It wouldn't surprise me if we all turn up on the day to find out that having the bottom right corner of the ticket chopped off makes them void !

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I agree, The Valley would have been perfect - and they would have organised the ticketing professionally.  At Princes Park, people were buying tickets in their tens, before evenually doing 2 per person at the last minute - so expect a load of touts.   

Valley - god no - would have been 5-6000 in there and souless. Priestfield maybe - but could anyone organise it in a week? Anyway I'm happy - Dartford finished above us so I think its fair they hve home advanage and a full non-league ground will have a brilliant atmosphere. Come on Welling!

What would have happened if we'd been in the Trophy final as well?

But what if we had - guess Wembley woudn't have said ok lads make it next week, any later and there would be issues around another weeks wages. So the answer is?

chelwing wrote:

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I can understand the league giving the game to the team that finished highest. Arranging a neutral ground at short notice would be very difficult. If it had been WSM v Dorchester - they would not appreciate a trip to Priestfield

I also think that it we had finished second we would have moaned like mad if Dartford thought they were entited to half the ground.

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I'm not sure that we would have moaned like mad having spoken with Barry on the matter several times in the last few days.