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Just an update on sales, sometime yesterday another new block number 20 was opened 50 fresh seats became available. That means that very nearly 2000 Albion fans will be wending their way to Burnley. I think that is a great effort, well done everyone and let us hope the players can reward the...

That is an interesting question. That block 11 consists of 208 seats in total, 60 of which never went on sale and i assumed they were being used as club comps. Of the 148 that did go on sale it would now appear that 69 are left but that would mean that nearly 80 ambulant disabled fans are going...

Thought an update may be in order after a further week of sales. With just over 40 left between the two remaining blocks of non disabled seating it means we will be taking over 1750 fans to Burnley and will be over 1800 if one includes club comps. I must admit that is more than i was expecting...

I have been critical of the way seats have been released in the past and do consider that often they err on the side of caution however this time less so. Firstly i honestly thought we would struggle to sell much more than 1000 or so and secondly at least the first blocks released were the ones...

I was thinking again about this last night and now blocks 3 and 19 are open i am imagining a scenario where somebody who has already bought a ticket in a sold out block speaks to a mate later who says he would have gone with him if they could be next to each other. In this situation i would...

Short answer................no Long answer ................ about the same chance as BHA overturning a 4 goal deficit against Roma in the Europa League !

Yes it could. If block 1 sells out then that or block 3 would surely be next in line to open. Certainly no Burnley fans could use block 19 but as to why it is not open that is a question for our ticketing department. They started with blocks 2, 10, 18, and 11(ambulant disabled) then went to 17...

No, with the release of block 1 we have made available a total of 1658. If you go by the ground size we should have an allocation of about 2150. Block 3 is a small one probably less than 50, block 19 about 200, there are 60 in block 11 that were never released and the rest must be across blocks...

Sorry keith , bit tardy this morning. Yes that is the case although i think like me the ticketing section are a bit slow to react as my albion + members have bought virtually every seat available this morning. Surely block 1 must now open.

Wow, never heard of that before, so glad you have resolved it.

That block 11 is unusual, on pictures of the stand it shows as a segregated area distinctively different from the area surrounding it. In the pictures i have seen however it looks a lot smaller than the seats shown on our ticket site, i am guessing that maybe it has been modified further since...

We have just about hit 1000 sales on this one with Albion + and purchase history to go. Still no more blocks open yet, just disabled areas (129 left) and block 17 (94 left)

ok i'm intrigued, how did that happen? Were you charged twice for one transaction or did you somehow go through the process twice?

As we near the end of the first days sales a quick update for those interested/buying tomorrow. Of the first blocks put on sale block 10 has sold out (277 seats) and there are 70 left across blocks 2 and 18 (463 sold). The other blocks released at the onset were block 11, a particularly large...

Cannot see any problems for getting tickets to this one as we have not yet sold the initial release of three blocks plus the disabled areas. I would think that blocks 1, 9 and 17 will be the next to open. As the queuing system was not in place this morning and still plenty available i cannot...

Jury is still out on this one. Half an hour in and we have sold 490 of the 982 released so far.