Friday’s postponed game at Rotherham United will now be played on Tuesday 7th November (KO 8pm).

As would have been the case on Friday, the match will be shown live by Sky Sports, meaning the fixture will not be available on TownTV in the UK and some overseas territories.

Tickets purchased for the original date will be valid for the rearranged match. Those unable to make it to the New York Stadium can request a refund by emailing mainticketoffice@itfc.co.uk.

Friday’s match was called off at 5pm, three hours before the scheduled start, after the River Don burst its banks.

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MK1 added 16:44 - Oct 23 Won't be able to make that, so ticket donated.
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TractorBeezer added 17:31 - Oct 23 Good news, Burnsy should be fit and raring to go by then
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Europablue added 18:37 - Oct 23 That's earlier than I expected. It's annoying that it's still on Sky. That's the unfortunate price of doing well.
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nowinecrisis added 19:20 - Oct 23 Hotel booked (take two, it’s becoming expensive), lets try again! I hope lessons have been learnt from the first attempt and appalling comms. If there is any risk, please consider the travelling fans this time around Sky and EFL and call it off early.
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ThaiBlue added 19:23 - Oct 23 Come on guys cant really blame anyone what happend last friday better safe than sorry to be fair.
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DocMartyn added 19:34 - Oct 23 @ThaiBlue I respectfully disagree. Rotherham didn't have their "urgent discussions" with the Council, police, etc. until 16:30, by which time most Town fans were either in Yorkshire or well en route. Most people in the locality said by lunchtime that conditions were impossible, and it should have been called off then (if not sooner). The only reason it wasn't was because of Sky

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carsey added 19:40 - Oct 23 @ThaiBlue - the only thing no one had control over was the weather, everything else was in the control of the various authorities plus Sky TV and Rotherham. It could and should have been called off by midday the latest once the railway station was closed due to flooding.
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parkie74 added 21:22 - Oct 23 I'm looking for a ticket if anyone can no longer go
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Fat_Boy_Tim added 07:09 - Oct 24 39 days and 9 matches to play before our next full week off (Dec 2-9), that's going to test the squad depth. There might be another round of the EFL cup to squeeze in too. The only other week off before Christmas is straight after the Norwich game on Dec 16th. I think we'll learn a lot in the next month. COYB
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IpswichT62OldBoy added 08:46 - Oct 24 Tough Xmas: Middlseborough, Narch, Leicester , Leeds , we will have a very good idea of what we are by the end of that.
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RaymondovicBlue added 14:11 - Oct 24 That's a treat for me - was looking at an evening in with nothing to do before this. Agree with all the comments above stating the previous game should have been called off much sooner ... not least once the nearby railway station was flooded.
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