I can't be arsed to count again, but only a handful sold yesterday.
A fair proportion of the tickets are in the blocks closest to the Palace fans - E1H and S1A and on the Shelf.
I think Palace fans established that the incidents of which you speak were all perpetrated by undercover Sussex Police officers. Or something like that anyway.
c550 tickets left to sell by the look of it, half of which are in the East block immediately next to the firework-and-knuckleduster crew.
Will this one sell out?
Pretty sure this was discussed after the league game where I, and others, wrote about how our own kids felt at the League game.
My daughter is 15, nearly 16, and quite a robust young lady - not too much phases her. However, when a firecracker (or whatever the hell they are called) was set off...
So, here in the pub, we all fancy the trip to Middlesbrough should it come to that.
As I said at some point earlier: there’s a strange ingredient when it comes to fancying a game.
Albion fan for 40 years, season ticket holder at all of the Goldstone, Gillingham, Withdean and the Amex, I estimate I have have been to well over 1,000 Albion games, fanzine editor, Albion fansite owner and both of my children have intentionally Albion-related names. I'm as modern football as...
They'll both say it will be strong teams, largely of squad players. That's a world of difference from their strongest sides they'd be putting out if this were a league fixture.
Hodgson (https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/2018/january/hodgson-on-cup-tie-team-selection/): "even though the fans may not...
I believe it has to be a named fan who is a member, so you'll need to allocate the ticket to them if they are one.
If they are not a member, I guess you could allocate the ticket to any other of your Friends & Family who is not attending the game. I'm not advocating anyone should do this...
No, I want to watch a game where both clubs and managers were trying their damnedest to win, and selected their full strength side to try and do just that. That would be treating the rivalry with the reverence it deserves. It would mean winning (and losing for that matter) counted for something...