There SHOULD be no such thing and nor should there be. I don't want to be one of those clubs who don't/might not sell vast swathes of seats to home fans that could have been taken by the away team only for some jobsworth H&S twunt to say no and make us look tinpot on a national level or deny the club(s) revenue.
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[Albion] What's a SENSIBLE price (including travel) for the Coventry Cup tie?
- Thread starter Bozza
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There SHOULD be no such thing and nor should there be. I don't want to be one of those clubs who don't/might not sell vast swathes of seats to home fans that could have been taken by the away team only for some jobsworth H&S twunt to say no and make us look tinpot on a national level or deny the club(s) revenue.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
But get the price right - and be a daytime weekend game - and we'll have 25k albion fans at the match.
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- #64
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).
LowKarate
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£20 is fair to cover travel and if Sat 3pm
£15 would be needed for any evening or lunchtime
£15 would be needed for any evening or lunchtime
And make kids £1 (who will spend at the club shop and food outlets)
studio150
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I would fully expect Coventry City to sell their full allocation, so the ticket price needs to be sensible to ensure that we have at least 15,000 home fans.
Personally I doubt if travel will be included but think £20 is sensible.
Personally I doubt if travel will be included but think £20 is sensible.
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- #69
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.
BensGrandad
New member
Ridiculous suggestion how would that affect the money given to Coventry as it probably wouldnt cover expenses.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
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Coventry took as many away to MK Dons (just under 8k) on Saturday as they average at home. They should bring decent numbers down particularly if it’s priced right. Should be a good atmosphere.
I think this could be a 20k plus gate so expect the ticket price will include the travel. So I’d say £20 adult ticket.
I think this could be a 20k plus gate so expect the ticket price will include the travel. So I’d say £20 adult ticket.
chimneys
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- Jun 11, 2007
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8k at MK Dons says otherwise!!
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
£20 incl travel or £15 and then put on P&R at £3 a head.
Even better, kids really cheap (one per adult) plus lots of 'money making' stalls at the ground.
And only one day for ST to book and then a free for all.
Even better, kids really cheap (one per adult) plus lots of 'money making' stalls at the ground.
And only one day for ST to book and then a free for all.
drew
Drew
Why exclude travel as that would also deter quite a few!! Sounds stupid but no hassle when it's all included, especially for those not in Brighton!
Same as for the last home round £25 with travel, very reasonable, can't wait.
£25 east/west but with concessions all around the ground for an afternoon game. £20 north and south. Travel included. Wembley priority.
Actually, I think the near pitch bit down the sides off-centre is too expensive as it is, and that should fairly be £22.
Actually, I think the near pitch bit down the sides off-centre is too expensive as it is, and that should fairly be £22.
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DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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Whatever price will fill the stadium and create a magnificent atmosphere from both sets of fans. (I went for £15)
DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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And if they are cheap seats - no loyalty points, to avoid you know what!