So disappointing how low the ticket sales are. I wonder if the club are thinking they should have opened a stand at a time. Wouldn't look as bad on TV if we'd just put the lower tiers on sale. Maybe they should have gone for 15 loyalty points as an extra incentive.
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RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
What's putting people off?
Monday night?
On TV?
2nd string team?
Knowing Palace will play a full strength team and were loose?
Price?
Monday night?
On TV?
2nd string team?
Knowing Palace will play a full strength team and were loose?
Price?
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
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Isn't the strike just Southern? Presumably Thameslunk and Gatwick Express trains will be running.
Dirk Lehmann's Python
New member
All of the above.
The Amex is a wonderful stadium but the transport situation means it is a spectacular pain in the arse midweek.
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Miami Seagull
Grandad
10647 left now so just about 150 sold in the last 24 hours.
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
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There is still time for them to do this. My feeling is the club actually want to keep suppirters away from this one.
All of the above I guess, plus a withering of the importance of the FA Cup vs the PL, plus I suppose a potential repeat of the Goon Show from last time.
Oh, and not enough Loyalty Points for the harvesters.
Same! It would not have mattered who we had drawn, if the game was on a Saturday or Sunday I would have been there. I went to the MK Dons game last season, so it is not about a glamourus oposistion for me. It's that fact that it is on a Monday night, which means at least I would have to take the afternoon off from work, only just returned from a long Chrismas break and up to my kneck. It will be an added pain in the bum because Palace fans can not be trusted to behave themselves, and I would probably not get back until 1am ish. On top of that there the cost of the ticket, petrol and parking probably probably £100 I can not afford. So for this one i am going to give it a miss. The reason the cost would be OK if it was a weekend game I could have coupled it with staying over the weekeend and doing the normal chores that help my elderly Mum, so better value.
If I lived locally I would also be at the game.
Add potential transport chaos with Southern railway to the list.
LowKarate
New member
I know, it's a mystery isn't it. Oh yes and add the travel problems that night.
Personally, I think that the low ticket sales reflects the esteem in which we hold the visitors.
swindonseagull
Well-known member
Exactly this .........plus saving £50 on 2 tickets £30 on petrol plus food and drink, leaving home at 1430 and getting home at normally 1am, midweek league games are bad enough...without doing all that to watch 2 reserve teams just because its Palace.....
CAn settle on my couch and watch on TV glass of wine in hand....
PLUS as a ST holder I'm sure my cup final ticket is quite safe.
swindonseagull
Well-known member
Ditto.......apart from helping your mum
Return of the Rev
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swindonseagull
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Suddenly going to the Amex is expensive
for a reserve game it would be £100 spent plus the time factor.....
Now we all know you are the greatest supporter ( who never goes ) so pipe down please.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Whilst I am going myself, perfectly understandable given all/some of the aforementioned factors why the ticket sales are somewhat slow.
Given all of the hype, previous problem, TV cameras, VAR and police under the spotlight, I reckon it's all going to be a bit of a damp squib (no apologies for the firework pun).
Given all of the hype, previous problem, TV cameras, VAR and police under the spotlight, I reckon it's all going to be a bit of a damp squib (no apologies for the firework pun).
thony
Active member
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Stable and door.
You live in Portslade hardly a chore is it getting there ? I can sympathies with people living outside of Sussex and who have work in the morning,