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But what about the other reasons people are choosing not to go - Monday night - travel - on tv - 2nd string teams - fa cup reputation/not a prem Game - police/palace fans hassle It’s attractively priced . (£25 including travel is a steep discount on the match day price). Reducing prices...

Yes. They have. Do they want people to attend now in your view ?

Why reduce ticket prices at all ? (they are up to 50% off matchday prem prices depending where you sit) Why include travel in the ticket price (unprecedented for a cup game) Why send every ST holder (and past purchaser of a tickets) reminding them tickets were on sale. Why promote it in the...

They might find the game a bit of a headache police/security/cost wise, its no secret Hughton will put out a 2nd team (prem is a priority) and and obviously its a struggle for some to attend (cost post xmas, evening games , on telly, bit of a faff, policing/that lot) - who doesn't agree all of...

Depends what you mean by interested. The 2 x Arsenal and 2 x Newcastle games were some of the most memorable games at the Amex in the last 7 years, had sell out crowds, were televised (ie: £££) and we played (mostly) full strength sides. Club seemed pretty interested in the FA Cup then. Last...

for reference... FA Cup Crowds at Amex 2012 v Wrexham 18K 2012 v Newcastle 21K 2013 v Newcastle 20K 2013 v Arsenal 27K 2014 v Hull 21K 2015 v Arsenal 30K 2016 v MK Dons 11K