I had high hopes after the first rush but sales seem to have slowed to a trickle now.

Why do people think that is? I try to avoid Radio Nottingham and Post but I assume they are giving us zero publicity. Also the cost - if you want to sit in a group the only option now is the second tier at £46 or more each plus booking fee. Add petrol, parking, and food and that's a lot.

I get that opening the top tier costs money but I'd hate to think we're missing out on support by not putting cheaper blocks on sale.

I think sales are continuing to go well tbh. Hospitality is selling well on level 2 and the better seat sections are only being released as the cheaper ones sell out. Crazy policy to me - we booked hospitality straightaway in case the best seat sections didn’t go on line. Thousands of people, like me and everyone I know, want to sit on the side, not behind the goal. More than happy to pay whatever it costs.

Don’t panic, there will be min 25,000 Notts fans in the day, no danger.

It impressed me to see 13k sold, I am sure the numbers will continue to climb. It could be worse, Salford City are attracting funny comments on banter pages and sites where multiple fan bases discuss football. While I do chuckle. I do feel it is unfair because despite them having played League One before, they are still a small club.

I hope any unsold tickets are offered closer to the time they are offered to schools in both areas.

According to the club Facebook page, almost 15,000 had been sold this time yesterday. I doubt we'll top 2023 but I hope the final figure has a 2 in front of it.

Just listened to the Radio Nottingham Sport Podcast, and according to them, Notts have sold just short of 20K tickets.

The window to buy tickets for the final is getting smaller.

I see the club/Wembley/EFL (whoever was responsible) have recognised what's gone wrong and are releasing some cheaper seats and keeping them on sale longer. Spread the word!