somerset
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Wolves will be a sensitive game, there will be proper segregation, at least 500 seats lost, we could get 29.5k for this game if clearance received in time.
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Wolves will be a sensitive game, there will be proper segregation, at least 500 seats lost, we could get 29.5k for this game if clearance received in time.
somerset
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I think five rows either side.....reduced to three for less sensitive games.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Exactly, so there can be big gaps and still we can hit 28,500.
Close. We're only allowed 28,500 paying customers in the ground currently.
I imagine you could sell more tickets if you knew that some people were not going to turn up. And there are always no-shows.
cloud
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What would happen if all the no-shows did turn up?
DanielT
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It would be the 500 seats on the north end of the 1901 tier Shirley?
kingcole
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Another load just released in S1G (eastern half).
This will mean half the recent segregation between us and the aways.
We still have half of S1B that could be offered too, but with these extra seats, I would suggest, as Bozza mentioned, the club are confident of getting clearance for a higher figure than 28500.
This will mean half the recent segregation between us and the aways.
We still have half of S1B that could be offered too, but with these extra seats, I would suggest, as Bozza mentioned, the club are confident of getting clearance for a higher figure than 28500.
Almost exactly 400,000 more people have paid for Brighton than Peterborough tickets, this season.
TSB
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Watford's attendances are pathetic. 13k for a team that's third in the second tier?
Small town in Radlett..
At perhaps an average of £20/ticket, that's an additional £8m. Jesus.
Vegas Seagull
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Truly extraordinary statistics, for the first time in our 110 year history we have more season ticket holders than Leeds Uniteds average attendance
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Moshe Gariani
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Just got a single in the North (Block C Row V Seat 295). Not showing online but offered on phone. Very little else by the sounds of it in the North and nothing in WSU.
Nice spot? Anyone nearby?
Nice spot? Anyone nearby?
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Moshe Gariani
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It's not really that funny to be honest. I don't understand why people continue to struggle so much with the fact that there are 2,251 seats unsold in every 28,499 "sell out at The Amex"...
In addition to this there are people who purchased a ticket but due to work, ill health or other commitment do not show up on the day.
The "attendance" is announced as tickets sold and this is the most significant number for the club.
Just got a single in the North (Block C Row V Seat 295). Not showing online but offered on phone. Very little else by the sounds of it in the North and nothing in WSU.
Nice spot? Anyone nearby?
The NSK singers are behind you. The security box is above you.
It's the 'shelf', in the NW corner. Hasn't been used before.
kingcole
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Bozza. Does the fact the north stand middle tier (I assume this is the shelf / wrap / northerly extension of the West middle) is now on sale, and the fact the sterile areas are half what they have been recently, that we have had our capacity increased?
Coz with what's been on sale and sold compared to the last few matches, we will sure have over 28500 at the next one!
If so, I guess we will see the ticket exchange kick in some time soon too.
Coz with what's been on sale and sold compared to the last few matches, we will sure have over 28500 at the next one!
If so, I guess we will see the ticket exchange kick in some time soon too.