[Albion] Southampton away - tickets

Publius Ovidius · Jan 5, 2018

Bozza said:
Strange one - it's a massive game for us, easy to get to and is our only away game between 13th January and 10th February.

when are the STH only people allowed to try and get a ticket? next week isn't it?

Goring-by-Seagull · Jan 5, 2018

Bozza said:
Strange one - it's a massive game for us, easy to get to and is our only away game between 13th January and 10th February.

And the cheapest of all aways at just £20! *doffs cap in Saints' direction*

Exile · Jan 5, 2018

Goring-by-Seagull said:
And the cheapest of all aways at just £20! *doffs cap in Saints' direction*

Strictly speaking, your cap should be doffed NOT at Saints themselves, but towards their sponsors Virgin Media, who I understand are the ones who subsidise the tickets down to £20.

Goring-by-Seagull · Jan 5, 2018

Exile said:
Strictly speaking, your cap should be doffed NOT at Saints themselves, but towards their sponsors Virgin Media, who I understand are the ones who subsidise the tickets down to £20.

You are correct! I couldn't remember who it was but yes I knew it was something to do with someone subsidising it. Even so, still brilliant.

Especially when some teams *cough* West ham *cough* charged me £25 for an 8 year old :rant:

thedonkeycentrehalf · Jan 5, 2018

The Complete Badger said:
Just out of interest, I wonder if we would even sell out this match if it was played again next season at the same time without the 'first PL season' novelty?

Don't think we have ever failed to sell out our allocation at St Marys - even for the League 1 clash a few years ago.

Wardy's twin · Jan 5, 2018

thedonkeycentrehalf said:
Don't think we have ever failed to sell out our allocation at St Marys - even for the League 1 clash a few years ago.

was that a Saturday?

Simontheseagull · Jan 5, 2018

Bozza said:
Strange one - it's a massive game for us, easy to get to and is our only away game between 13th January and 10th February.

It's not easy to get to if you live in East Sussex and have to travel through Worthing and Arundel late afternoon on a weekday.

thedonkeycentrehalf · Jan 5, 2018

Wardy's twin said:
was that a Saturday?

Seem to recall it was midweek and on the telly. Crofts scored.

Is it PotG? · Jan 5, 2018

Arrived today :thumbsup:

Bob! · Jan 5, 2018

Publius Ovidius said:
when are the STH only people allowed to try and get a ticket? next week isn't it?

https://www.seagullstickets.com/en-gb/categories/away

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Giraffe · Jan 5, 2018

I guess the midweek factor is pretty big for a lot of people. I look at it as a local game but if you work it’s still hard to get to I guess.

Peter Grummit · Jan 6, 2018

Quinney said:
Easy to get to but train home is very tight back to Brighton, no chance of getting back to Hastings by train. Luckily blagged a lift off a mate.

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It's possible to get back to Hastings via London if you can get the 2200. More expensive mind.

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Giraffe · Jan 6, 2018

787 left.

el punal · Jan 6, 2018

With regard to the various posts about the generosity of Saints/Sponsors offering cut price tickets there is maybe an ulterior motive here. Southampton's attendances are declining. Their fans are seriously fed up with what's being served up on the pitch and are now playing the "stay away" game in protest. Proof of the pudding? The two most recent home fixtures have been 29,000 against Huddersfield and 28,000 against Palace. The capacity of St.Mary's is 32,600+. Southampton maybe thinking that if they can't attract their our own fans at least make it attractive for visiting supporters.

TottonSeagull · Jan 6, 2018

el punal said:
With regard to the various posts about the generosity of Saints/Sponsors offering cut price tickets there is maybe an ulterior motive here. Southampton's attendances are declining. Their fans are seriously fed up with what's being served up on the pitch and are now playing the "stay away" game in protest. Proof of the pudding? The two most recent home fixtures have been 29,000 against Huddersfield and 28,000 against Palace. The capacity of St.Mary's is 32,600+. Southampton maybe thinking that if they can't attract their our own fans at least make it attractive for visiting supporters.

The reason that the tickets are £20 is that their sponsors Virgin Media subsidise the it. Nothing to do with Saints trying to attract away fans really! They still get the full money. You are right about the general malaise that Saints fans have at the moment though!

Quinney · Jan 6, 2018

Peter Grummit said:
It's possible to get back to Hastings via London if you can get the 2200. More expensive mind.

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More expensive and very tight to make it back to the station by 22.00 without missing last few minutes of the game.

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butchy · Jan 6, 2018

From recollection the away end is a 20 minute or so swift walk to the station so you should be able to make 10pm train.....just

tigertim68 · Jan 6, 2018

Got 2 tickets this morning

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