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Because the club believed that it being a derby there would be high demand at the price level they set. They were wrong.

Nearly 8,000 of them paid "Adults - Season Ticket holders £15 / Non Season Ticket holders £17" for MK Dons, so I don't think we need to be too worried about pricing for this one.

Agreed. £15 and it sells out. £20 and it will, give or take. Let's not forget for all the Palace complaining at only getting 2,000 they barely sold out, if they did at all (they still had a handful of tickets left on the morning of the game).

It was for the third round. You've just outed yourself as someone who couldn't be arsed with that one.

Nah - I think you're mis-reading this one. £15 - guaranteed sell-out. £20 - not too far from a sell-out, possibly still would. CUP FEVER will take a grip on Sussex once again.

Any idea if they also travel with knuckle-dusters and knives? Asking for a friend.

We've already picked up £157,500. Beating Coventry is worth another £180,000. Third Round Proper winners (32) £67,500 Fourth Round Proper winners (16) £90,000 Fifth Round Proper winners (8) £180,000 Quarter-Final winners (4) £360,000 Semi-Final winners (2) £900,000 Semi-Final losers (2)...

"Immediately after the draw is known, the Club playing at home shall decide on the prices of admission, subject to a minimum price of £10.00 for all spectators other than concessions. The away Club’s spectators can only be charged more than the home Club’s spectators if mutually agreed by both...

The home club decides in isolation now.

After the HOWLER in the third round, what do you consider to be a sensible Adult price for Albion v Coventry, assuming it's a Saturday 3pm and with the match ticket to include travel?