brighton terra
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Has anyone gone to the bother of working out what our, worst case scenario, away allocation could be for the Europa League R16?
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[Albion] Europa League R16 away allocation
- Thread starter brighton terra
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I'd put money on one or both of @Carrot Cruncher and @Kuipers Supporters Club being all over this.
Waste of time anyway, it's going to be Marseille.
Waste of time anyway, it's going to be Marseille.
brighton terra
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Thank you
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
When are the tickets on sale?
Sold out already!
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Already been sold. I got one.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Closed bloody shop.
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,138
Milan please!
HHGull
BZ fan club
- Dec 29, 2011
- 664
I can assure it will be Roma
Ooh it’s a corner
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In an ideal world then, trips to Lisbon(Benfica), Rome, Milan on way to Dublin would give the opportunity to the maximum number of our fans. I only discounted Marseille as we’ve already had that chance - and what an experience it was.
saafend_seagull
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If all the favourites qualified it would be
Ac milan
Benfica
Braga
Gala
Lens
Feyenoord/Roma is exactly 50-50
Marseille
Sporting
So would mean lowest in such scenario is 1.5k, then 1.9k. So probably 380+ points to be tier one. Since knock out round and home game 2nd maybe away won’t be as popular.
BiffyBoy100
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- Apr 20, 2020
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Silly question, and obviously not ideal, but if not enough points, how likely will there be some corporate hospitality-type deals you can book directly with the away club?
I'm ok paying a premium and getting stuck into this bad boy and a bottle of red at Qarabağ FK.
I'm ok paying a premium and getting stuck into this bad boy and a bottle of red at Qarabağ FK.
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A reminder that we're playing in the big leagues now when you see that we have one of the lower capacities - by quite some distance in many cases.
Has anyone shown this to Uncle Tony? It's quite obvious that he needs to pull down the north stand and replace it with a cantilevered kop three times bigger. It's not like it hasn't been said already. Chop chop Tony.
brighton terra
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It will be lower than 380, with the exception of Sparta Praha.
380 was the number of points for Luton away, and that allocation was far lower than Rennes, Braga or Qarabag. That’s what I’m hoping, as I currently have 379 points!
Colonel Mustard
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- Jun 18, 2023
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It may come eventually, but only after he’s convinced it’ll be filled every week over a long period — and that’s impossible to know. Stoke away was a grim reminder of what it’s like to play in an empty stadium. But yes, it would be great to have a big north stand.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Not going to happen, a more feasible alternative would be to adjust the roof and enclose it, with some seats and you strap yourself in and watch the game from above, although you would need to make sure your valuables are safely tucked away, we can't have mobile phones or piglets pies raining down on the pitch.
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Peacehaven Wild Kids
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Thanks a lot (!) I’m now reliving the time I took the boy on Galactica at Alton Towers, 5 years on I’m still having sleepless nights.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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I know it’s not for everyone but I’m just gonna carry on as before and try not to worry about it.
We had 4 months to put our money away and 2 months to plan the trips, at short notice with money tight and curiosity out of the way I can see the ticket sales taking a different slant to previously (although I might be well wrong).
Worst case, I don’t see why this trend won’t continue.
Marseille - tickets for all
Ajax - needed to box clever but several Albion fans did get in the home end.
Athens - the home end was easily accessible and relatively trouble free (albeit a bit pricey)
We had 4 months to put our money away and 2 months to plan the trips, at short notice with money tight and curiosity out of the way I can see the ticket sales taking a different slant to previously (although I might be well wrong).
Worst case, I don’t see why this trend won’t continue.
Marseille - tickets for all
Ajax - needed to box clever but several Albion fans did get in the home end.
Athens - the home end was easily accessible and relatively trouble free (albeit a bit pricey)