Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Haha have you seen how expensive they are? Absolute scandalTickets on general sale for the home end now.
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[Albion] Fulham (A) tickets
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SeagullinExile
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Mine was ok.
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Just been on the site to look at tickets in the Putney end. Assuming they'd be cheaper with a few Brighton fans dotted around.
60 of your English pounds. No wonder there are shìt loads of them available.
SeagullinExile
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Nope! Fulham have one of the most expensive tickets in English football, so that pricing is to be expected. I always knew I’d be paying £50+.
A small price to pay to watch the Albion!
I may or may not have also just taken the plung
SeagullinExile
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Hehe. Mine might be right next to the away endI may or may not have also just taken the plung
It's the only place to be!Hehe. Mine might be right next to the away end
BrightonCottager
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Please, just sit on your hands.
The Putney End isn't neutral and hasn't been since we got back into the Prem a few years ago but has fewer STs in it and more Fulham Members and 'tourists'.
If you are in the Hammersmith End or Johnny Haynes stands, you are likely to be removed if you're not hand-sitting.
And yes, the tickets are expensive. The traditional Fulham fans are seething about it but the club isn't listening because there are enough rich people and tourists (football and otherwise) willing to pay it. If STs go up significantly (they are roughly comparable with the Albion) there'll be a gradual haemorrhaging of support from the traditional family core support, like me and everyone who sits around me. Then, when we get relegated, the club will be f*cked.
The Putney End isn't neutral and hasn't been since we got back into the Prem a few years ago but has fewer STs in it and more Fulham Members and 'tourists'.
If you are in the Hammersmith End or Johnny Haynes stands, you are likely to be removed if you're not hand-sitting.
And yes, the tickets are expensive. The traditional Fulham fans are seething about it but the club isn't listening because there are enough rich people and tourists (football and otherwise) willing to pay it. If STs go up significantly (they are roughly comparable with the Albion) there'll be a gradual haemorrhaging of support from the traditional family core support, like me and everyone who sits around me. Then, when we get relegated, the club will be f*cked.
Machiavelli
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Not to worry, you'll always be welcome to support your local club
I'm going dressed as a massive Seagull.
BiffyBoy100
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- Apr 20, 2020
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Be careful. Tarquin, Archibald, and the rest of the Eton boys sniff out away fans like caviar.
BiffyBoy100
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- Apr 20, 2020
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Also in fairness, it’s worth the ticket price as a one off. The ground, local pubs etc it’s got to be one of the best away days.
Was one of my reasons tbh. My birthday the next day and got a pass from er indoors to swan up on me Tod for a few ales and a mooch.
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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Is sponge cake at half time included in the price of the ticket?
POSKETT AT THE VALLEY
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In the 78-79 season, they put the price up considerably at Craven Cottage specifically for our visit. All was forgotten when Paul Clark slammed in the winner.
Victor Chandler
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Seemed to remember we were singing “We’re all agreed £1.30 ‘s a rip off”
POSKETT AT THE VALLEY
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Indeed.
Nicksinclair13
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- Oct 28, 2023
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Would love to be able to take my lad who’s 8 along to this for his first away match… does someone need to talk me out of sitting in the home end?
Any areas I should aim for/avoid?
Any areas I should aim for/avoid?