[Albion] Brighton v WBA FA Cup 4th round Saturday January 26 (3pm)

Invicta · Jan 7, 2019

Price it at £10 for season ticket holders to start and then on general sale, that'll shift the tickets. Fancy West upper for this one , not been there since opening day Spurs game.

Gwylan · Jan 7, 2019

Durlston said:
I bet Newport are gutted at having to go up to Middlesbrough.

I think anyone would be gutted at having to go up to Middlesbrough

BN9 BHA · Jan 7, 2019

Saunders said:
We didnt really, North Stand was empty and so were the upper tiers.

North Stand definitely wasn't empty.

Wardy's twin · Jan 7, 2019

ofco8 said:
Shame means I can't attend.

A big family event in London that Saturday evening.

Was hoping for a major team so that day was moved. Oh well!!!

still could be...

exKT17 · Jan 7, 2019

As has been observed previously in this thread, WBA will be far more focused on the league than we should be, therefore unlikely to fight hard in this fixture.

I don't see why we might not have a good cup run this year. We have some strength in depth, we have hungry players in the squad, we are looking like we have PL safeness in our grasp...

I think it could be a smart move by the club to go for a cup run this year.

Wozza · Jan 7, 2019

Saunders said:
We didnt really, North Stand was empty and so were the upper tiers.

No.

spence · Jan 7, 2019

Saunders said:
We didnt really, North Stand was empty and so were the upper tiers.

Nonsense

Djmiles · Jan 7, 2019

spence said:
Surely the racist incident will add to the atmosphere? I reckon it will be a good cup tie. West Brom should bring 4k

Yup. Give them a chance of seeing a PL team in action for the only time in 2019.

chaileyjem · Jan 7, 2019

StonehamPark said:
Ideally as low as possible, but cannot see in a million years and tickets going for Under 20.00 anymore to be honest.

Coventry in the 5th round last season was £18 for adults. (c27K attendance), Southampton for the Carabou Cup earlier this season was £12. (13,651)

Sheebo · Jan 7, 2019

exKT17 said:
As has been observed previously in this thread, WBA will be far more focused on the league than we should be, therefore unlikely to fight hard in this fixture.

I don't see why we might not have a good cup run this year. We have some strength in depth, we have hungry players in the squad, we are looking like we have PL safeness in our grasp...

I think it could be a smart move by the club to go for a cup run this year.

Without question. Last season was class and I think we’re as good as safe so hoping to go on a similar run this year. Why not aim for a Wembley semi final?!

chaileyjem · Jan 7, 2019

exKT17 said:
As has been observed previously in this thread, WBA will be far more focused on the league than we should be, therefore unlikely to fight hard in this fixture.

I don't see why we might not have a good cup run this year. We have some strength in depth, we have hungry players in the squad, we are looking like we have PL safeness in our grasp...

WBA made 9 changes to their cup team for their 1-0 cup win v Wigan. Rodriguez wasn't in their 18.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46706807

StonehamPark · Jan 7, 2019

chaileyjem said:
Coventry in the 5th round last season was £18 for adults. (c27K attendance), Southampton for the Carabou Cup earlier this season was £12. (13,651)

Yep, but can't see anything under 20 "Anymore".

Bozza · Jan 7, 2019

chaileyjem said:
Coventry in the 5th round last season was £18 for adults. (c27K attendance), Southampton for the Carabou Cup earlier this season was £12. (13,651)

Saints was mid-week, Coventry was on a Saturday.

I think the Coventry game illustrated that with the game well-priced, people will come along in good numbers - both regular fans/STHs but also those who might not get to the Amex often or at all, possibly because of the prohibitive cost of tickets for some families.

Bry Nylon · Jan 7, 2019

Bozza said:
Saints was mid-week, Coventry was on a Saturday.

I think the Coventry game illustrated that with the game well-priced, people will come along in good numbers - both regular fans/STHs but also those who might not get to the Amex often or at all, possibly because of the prohibitive cost of tickets for some families.

Definitely looking to bring my two children to this if (a) it kicks off at a sensible time on a Saturday, and (b) it is priced within the realms of reasonableness.

Pevenseagull · Jan 8, 2019

If it's £20 with travel, 3pm Saturday.....I will go

spence · Jan 8, 2019

Pevenseagull said:
If it's £20 with travel, 3pm Saturday.....I will go

Very much doubt that will include travel

chaileyjem · Jan 8, 2019

spence said:
Very much doubt that will include travel

The Coventry £18 ticket included travel.

dazzer6666 · Jan 8, 2019

Home draw, lower league opponents, potential pantomime villain for entertainment.......great stuff. Come on Mr Barber, price this for a sellout and come on Mr Hughton, let’s have a proper go at this.

spence · Jan 8, 2019

dazzer6666 said:
Home draw, lower league opponents, potential pantomime villain for entertainment.......great stuff. Come on Mr Barber, price this for a sellout and come on Mr Hughton, let’s have a proper go at this.

Hughton let us have a proper go at Bournemouth no ?

dazzer6666 · Jan 8, 2019

spence said:
Hughton let us have a proper go at Bournemouth no ?

Yep (although that **** on Talksport said it was a game between ‘two reserve sides’)........hope it continues

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