Eksman
Active member
I'm in a different place so my ST seat and the other 5, only 1 of them are a ST holder too :-/
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- Thread starter Rugrat
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I'm in a different place so my ST seat and the other 5, only 1 of them are a ST holder too :-/
Freddie Goodwin.
Well-known member
I collected my extras yesterday. I predict carnage on Saturday as loads will be collecting tickets, long queues and possibly blowing a hoolie with rain.
Print at home seems a good option, if you can.
Print at home seems a good option, if you can.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Bought two tickets for ESU, with no booking fee. Printed tickets at home, job done.
I guess a crowd 24,000 tomorrow.
Weather forecast is for it to be better tomorrow than today.
I guess a crowd 24,000 tomorrow.
Weather forecast is for it to be better tomorrow than today.
On a serious note, this time last year I was being shot down in flames for suggesting the club overpriced a televised lunchtime kick off. This time round I'm going and taking my son and his mate for under thirty quid. Tickets already at home. Guessing the attendance will be the same or bigger than the one against Newcastle. Well done the club for listening.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Superphil
Dismember
2500 I think
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Yep - currently it looks like rain and windy in the morning, up to 1pm ish. Then cloudy and breezy, but tomorrow will be at least a couple of degrees colder than today; so 7C with a 20mph wind under cloudy skies will feel more like 2C.
Wrap up warm everyone.
nwgull
Well-known member
Newcastle sold out didn't it? Don't think this will.
The Large One
Who's Next?
To be fair, we're not playing a Premiership side this time. Not even a struggling dire one.
The Large One
Who's Next?
No. Only 21,000 or so. Lowest crowd of the season.
However, I'm not convinced that setting the prices lower would have enticed many more people along. If they'd have set the prices for tomorrow's match (£10-£15) for the Newcastle match, there was a real possibility, maybe even probability of not making as much money. The principle reason for the pricing for the match tomorrow is its relative unattractiveness.
Arsenal's attitude to FA Cup pricing was a different matter altogether.
That was never my point on that thread though. My point was that it was at an inconvenient time for some and could be seen for free on the telly (or for the price of a pint and a sarnie in the pub).
Eksman
Active member
I phoned the club up and they said mine are print at home tickets and I should have recieved an email to download them, I didn't receive an email so they said they would email them again (at 11am) I didn't receive by 3pm so I emailed them and they then also said they would email them to me and I still haven't had them sent. So looks like tomorrow I'm gonna spending my afternoon stood in a que collecting them.
Has this happened to anyone else?
Has this happened to anyone else?
Superphil
Dismember
I'm surprised at the enthusiasm for this game, and also the predictions of a 20k crowd, I think it could be less.
3rd round of the cup and affordable tickets. Much cheaper to take the family.
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I'm still on 17K! But I guess the number will be somewhat inflated as the club will declare 100% 1901'ers
Superphil
Dismember
It'll be interesting to see how many empty 1901 seats there are for this.
Moshe Gariani
Well-known member
- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,092
My calculation is 0.67 x 26,000 + 2,000 + 2,500 = 21,840 announced and about 20,000 in attendance...
Mellor 3 Ward 4
Well-known member
If we get that many, then with one less P&R, people having to buy train/bus tickets, plus having to queue for match ticket collection, it could be a binfest on here tomorrow night.
I was talking with someone from the club late this afternoon, and they were saying we are still on track for c20,000.