[Albion] FA Cup 4th round ticket sales

[kevo]

Forgot to buy 'my' seat but managed to get the one next to it. I'm now wondering who's bought it and if they will move when I tell them?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

‘Please ask me why Saturdays excellent win would put me off going to watch my excellent team again’

Well, it's like this. If you were to manage to shag a supermodel, you'd never want to see a naked lady again, would you?

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

Perhaps a silly question but do 'guest' purchases of a sth have to have a membership?

No. The guest tickets are issued bearing only your name, so (surprisingly) anyone can be your guest.

 

[S'hampton Seagull]

Perhaps a silly question but do 'guest' purchases of a sth have to have a membership?

No they don't, tickets are in your name.

 

[Quinney]

Glad to see the whole ground open from the off. I’m swapping my normal WSU seat for North Stand. I suspect the £25 price will deter a few people. £20 would have guaranteed 25,000, I suspect if it’s Wolves there’ll be plenty of empty seats.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Surprised people are thinking £25 is cheap.

probably just about the maximum price fir a cup game isn't it?.

£20's plenty IMO.

 

[BNthree]

Perhaps a silly question but do 'guest' purchases of a sth have to have a membership?

No, that’s the whole point. Assign the guest ticket to the STH or MyAlbion+ member’s name.

 

[Terry Butcher Tribute Act]

People moaning about £25 aren't living in the real world.

It's usually £15 and no travel subsidy against lower league sides, and I think our last FA Cup match at home was about 4 years ago, before prices of most things rocketed.

This is potentially £25 to see one of the biggest sides in the football world. And if they go out, Wolves is still a big game as it's probably the first time ever (well since 83) that we've had a reasonable chance of actually winning the cup. We know we can beat anyone on our day.

 

[Bold Seagull]

We are in a cost of living crisis. For many the ST on its own will be a luxury stretching the finances. TV game as well, so can understand they haven’t flown out the door. While 1.30pm suits a lot of people on a Sunday, for those of us with kids playing football we won’t know their KO times until the week before., they’ve already missed so much football due to waterlogged pitches too.

 

[dazzer6666]

People moaning about £25 aren't living in the real world.

It's usually £15 and no travel subsidy against lower league sides, and I think our last FA Cup match at home was about 4 years ago, before prices of most things rocketed.

This is potentially £25 to see one of the biggest sides in the football world V Liverpool. We know we can beat anyone on our day.

adjusted for you

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Probaably give it a miss...2 tickets £50....Fuel £60 food £25 Car Park £15 ........thats not cheap.

Take sandwiches and use the Park and Ride - simples!

 

[Simonf93]

waiting till wednesday as want to take my daughter, my son and myself are season ticket holders but my 7yr old girl is desperate to attend and this is perfect for me to introduce her to the albion

 

[dazzer6666]

waiting till wednesday as want to take my daughter, my son and myself are season ticket holders but my 7yr old girl is desperate to attend and this is perfect for me to introduce her to the albion

Imagine this will be quite a popular option - brilliant opportunity to hook loads of potential new fans in. Club have got the guest ticket policy spot on for this one.

Re the cost, it’s less than half the price of an average ticket for the PL game. Surprised people are complaining. No loyalty points though interestingly - we usually get some for cup games ?

 

[Simonf93]

Imagine this will be quite a popular option - brilliant opportunity to hook loads of potential new fans in. Club have got the guest ticket policy spot on for this one.

Re the cost, it’s less than half the price of an average ticket for the PL game. Surprised people are complaining. No loyalty points though interestingly - we usually get some for cup games ?

it’s 5 points

 

[dazzer6666]

it’s 5 points

Tks - odd, doesn’t show on page as it usually does but seen it’s in the ‘news’

 

[HalfaSeatOn]

Had no hesitation getting my seat ticket at the weekend - just imagine we get to the final and people that bought tickets for the earlier rounds get priority and people miss out because they couldn’t be arsed to go to this game !!!

Certainly the case if you only go to home games but you’d need 3 home cup games at 5 points each to match Leicester away on Saturday for example.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

A few of us are trying west upper for a change

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Maybe you’ve swapped with me, don’t dirty my seat, I’ve got a good arse groove in that seat.

The only yellow seat in the ground

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

We are in a cost of living crisis. For many the ST on its own will be a luxury stretching the finances. TV game as well, so can understand they haven’t flown out the door. While 1.30pm suits a lot of people on a Sunday, for those of us with kids playing football we won’t know their KO times until the week before., they’ve already missed so much football due to waterlogged pitches too.

Ha, so true, I have not paid for membership and just have a fan number along with the rest of the family, so I think I have to wait until Thursday.
Similar to you I have a 12 year old daughter who plays Sunday in a League locally and we never know the kick off until the week before, usually a Thursday for some reason. Anyway I will get two tickets when I am allowed hopefully, and just have to bote the bullet on the day I guess, If we play Wolves, I might shrug my shoulders, if it is Liverpool, sorry daughter I will go on my own, if she does not want to miss her local derby v Hollingbury Hawks.

On the plus side, Season ticket for me next season, now she will be 13 !

 

[Peter Grummit]

Away end will sell out whoever wins tonight.