A reminder to fans that the concourse bars for evening matches are only able to serve alcoholic drinks up until 9.00pm according to the initial licence granted to the stadium. 

A variation to the stadium licence is being sought by the club to enable the bars in the concourses to serve alcohol to a later time, but this could take a couple of months.

Meanwhile, match tickets for the first round of the Carling Cup against Middlesbrough on Tuesday 10 August, ko 7.45pm are still on sale.

The Spireites ticket office is open from 9.00am up until kick-off time on Tuesday.

CFC chief executive Carol Wilby said: "We are implementing a new ticketing system at the b2net stadium, which means different arrangements for supporters to get used to, with the most important change being that a ticket must always be purchased in advance for every game at the b2net." 

Middlesbrough FC has so far sold 700 tickets to away fans for the Printability North Stand.

Matchday ticket prices season 2010-11

ALL TICKET - NO CASH ON TURNSTILE

A new ticketing system is in operation at the b2net stadium. Admission to matches is by ticket only, which must be purchased in advance from the ticket office as cash is not accepted at the turnstiles for any game, in common with most other football clubs.

Supporters are requested to purchase a match ticket ahead of matchday where possible. 

Due to the price freeze this season there will be no additional surcharge in the cost of tickets purchased on the actual matchday, but if necessary that may be implemented in the future if there is a need to encourage early purchase.

Concessions are for senior citizens 65 years of age and over and juveniles 18 years of age and under at 31 July 2011. Juniors are 14 years of age or under at 31 July 2011.