Nixonator
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Then put them on the exchange, it works well.
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[Albion] West Ham tickets
- Thread starter El Turi
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Then put them on the exchange, it works well.
Palacefinder General
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- Apr 5, 2019
- 2,594
Fantastically impractical suggestion when you find yourself able to make it to less than 50% of matches. Love the [MENTION=28061]Nitram[/MENTION] comment above that only season ticket holders are committed supporters...the ridiculous sweeping assumptions people make about each other.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
NS match by match tickets are only £10 more than the championship for the majority of games hardly a rip off.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
That’s almost as bad as go and support Man City if you dared to criticise Hughton last season.
Nitram
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- Jul 16, 2013
- 2,178
You are misreading my intention, not saying you are not a committed supporter just that people who buy a season ticket should have some benefits over those buying a ticket on a irregular basis.
Nottseagull
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But why should they, if they sell enough tickets on the exchange to match the attendance record of the person referred to below?
Nitram
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- Jul 16, 2013
- 2,178
I suppose I was thinking that buying in bulk, ie season ticket, that a discount should be expected or be cheaper than buying one for an odd game. BTW I’ve bought an extra 5 for family and friends for the West Ham game. I don’t expect to pay the same as a season ticket holder per game.
Captain Sensible
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Only works if the game sells out though doesn’t it? Or have they changed it now? West Ham still has about 250 to sell.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,768
Because by committing to either paying up front for the whole season or a regular monthly payment for a whole year they give the club far more ability to plan and forecast cashflow which is quite important to most businesses
Deadly Danson
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Down to around 350 tickets left now.
Nottseagull
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For most businesses yes, but I don't think the 'shrug' attitudeBecause by committing to either paying up front for the whole season or a regular monthly payment for a whole year they give the club far more ability to plan and forecast cashflow which is quite important to most businesses
is applicable in our case because any shortfall in the forecast can easily be filled by another (relatively tiny) loan from Mr Bloom's vast fortune.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
- 29,287
The fact there are still 500 tickets left for Saturday...
(Cat B) just shows the match by match pricing at the Amex is too high. Simple as that. Discuss...
(Especially considering our excellent start)
(The league need to cap home tickets at £30 too - in my opinion)
(Cat B) just shows the match by match pricing at the Amex is too high. Simple as that. Discuss...
(Especially considering our excellent start)
(The league need to cap home tickets at £30 too - in my opinion)
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Everyone is on holiday
GOM
living vicariously
or B as above people still on holiday
or C we are at maximum supporters ( no need for stadium expansion)
casbom
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- Jul 24, 2007
- 2,581
I don't know why it's a cat B game really, especially as lots of people are away on holiday, thought it would be a good one to do as a Cat C. It's difficult as most games DO sell out, so you can't say it's too expensive I think. For this game yes it's too much. Overall though I think they get the games right.
Loving how the 'everyone is only holiday' trope is seemingly taken as fact.
As is '8,000 people on the season ticket waiting list'.
Finally 'It would be a sell out if we were playing a big 6 side'.
All in isolation are fine, put them all together and none of it makes sense.
As is '8,000 people on the season ticket waiting list'.
Finally 'It would be a sell out if we were playing a big 6 side'.
All in isolation are fine, put them all together and none of it makes sense.
Frankie
Put him in the curry
187 left before exchange kicks in , thought this would be 500 or so sub max capacity considering the time of year so another sell out looks highly likely .
Arthur
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Tough one as its a supply and demand market. 500 empty seats out of 30k+ kinda strikes me they have the pricing right. Granted most of those will be season ticket holders but hasn't that meant we've sold ~4k general sale??
However that said I did think "bloody hell!" in the week when a lad in one of our WhatsApp group said he has a couple of spares and they were £52 face each!!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I've just clicked on the seating plan for tomorrow via the ticket site. I counted 165 seats left. (no I didn't count them individually.)
Click on the coloured sections and it tells you how many tickets are left for sale.
For example W3F there is just one seat left for sale.