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Brilliant! Thank you. Snapped up two more (for a Junior Seagull and his JCL Dad... all welcome...!!). They won't last long.

£7.40 in today's money for a full price ticket and you got to stand up all game... :)

edit: contradicted WCP

WCP - you speak more significant sense than most of the rest of NSC put together. Our support is, and always has been, excellent for the size of our club and what we have been dished up. The atmospheres at home, and away, come and go with what is happening on the pitch. When it is good then...

The not bothered DAY-TRIPPERS won't return tickets they will just leave their seats EMPTY that otherwise could have been filled by ALBION fans...

There are about 350 non-season tickets in each of W1I and W1A. These 700 tickets are normally the last to be sold in the stadium (not great views and relatively expensive to other places with better views). For the Arsenal game, when there were still hundreds of better seats available around...

"Day-tripper" is football parlance for an uncommitted fan who you are unlikely to see again anytime soon. If you looked a bit more carefully instead of jumping to conclusions you would notice I acknowledged the modern day realities of football finance. In my extremely humble opinion, "Tony"...

I'm not grizzling. Like lots of other people I believe that modern day football is criminally expensive for fans and I don't think this additional game should have been used to squeeze the absolute maximum out of our pockets. I also understand modern day realities and if 500+ seats at the...

(as above) if you include all of Barber's backroom boys, perhaps...

There have never been 30,000+ people in The Amex for a football match and the spiel to advertisers is as close to lying as it is possible to be if it is not actually lying.

You jest but Saturday's programme informed potential advertisers that 30,000+ people at The Amex is a regular occurrence...

It will be about as "sold out" as the accuracy of the PREPOSTEROUS crowd figure tomorrow night... 24,000 announced with 17,000 in the ground...?

We have hardly sold ANY non-season tickets for Ipswich on Wednesday night. Anyone know how many Ipswich are bringing? Is going to look a small crowd in the ground. Half full? (or half empty?).

All in direct contravention of Clause 1.2 of the HOME MATCH TICKET CONDITIONS OF ISSUE ... http://www.seagullstickets.com/screenloader.aspx?page=documents/html/tandc.html Will the ground regulations be strictly enforced on this occasion or will Barber's army of stewards be under instruction...

As mentioned earlier in the thread, it must be to do with "holding tickets back for employees and sponsors" or some such. It is routine procedure for league games - doesn't normally affect WSL but clearly is this time.

Agreed. Barber won't mind though.

Released in W1A Row B. This will keep happening over the next few days - no way that WSL has less than 500 unsold.

Zoom...!

SPURIOUS "facts"... How many tickets will be sold to full paying adults? Certainly nothing like 29,000. The 2,000 extra people in the stadium would also spend another £20,000 on merchandise to bridge the relatively small revenue gap and, you never know, some of them might even come back...

"BRIGHTON ANNOUNCE TICKET PRICES FOR ARSENAL CLASH". Adult tickets have been priced from £28 up to £38. The club hope that fans will appreciate not being squeezed to the highest available price point and expect that tickets will quickly sell out to Albion STHs and those with loyalty points...