More dependant on how many loyalty points you have and whether you can be at the ticket office in person the day they go on sale in that LP bracket
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More dependant on how many loyalty points you have and whether you can be at the ticket office in person the day they go on sale in that LP bracket
martyn20
Unwell but still smiling
Not that many points sadly, we shall see
chucky1973
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is that for real?
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seagullsovergrimsby
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Once the ST priority period is over it will go to LP , 500 points , 250 points and if any are left 100 points.
Ninja Elephant
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It's the only downside to buying tickets through NSC, but I reckon you'll be ok, the take up wasn't brilliant for Newcastle and to be fair, at full price, I wouldn't imagine all 5k who didn't bother last time will this time, depending on kick off time of course. All the best though.
Just be quick and if that fails keep a keen eye on here
martyn20
Unwell but still smiling
I've got over 100 and only want 2 seats, to be honest one will do, I can sit on my Dad's knee
I've got over 100 and only want 2 seats, to be honest one will do, I can sit on my Dad's knee
You'll only be able to buy 1, same as sth unless your mate has points/fan number
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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Can you see WHU winning at Old Trafford? They blew their chance at Upton Park
martyn20
Unwell but still smiling
It's the only downside to buying tickets through NSC, but I reckon you'll be ok, the take up wasn't brilliant for Newcastle and to be fair, at full price, I wouldn't imagine all 5k who didn't bother last time will this time, depending on kick off time of course. All the best though.
I am not doing the swap thing anymore, buying tickets now as I go along and I'm on the ST waiting list, I get one free ticket because of my health. As you say so many people did not take up the offer due to costs and the TV so I have to hope for that.
Should not be a problem for me next season hopefully.
martyn20
Unwell but still smiling
I go with my Dad, he has a number and the same points as me.
chimneys
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- Jun 11, 2007
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I reckon you will be wrong if its Arsenal! For most, playing one of the "Big 4" (and with likes of Podolski, Wilshire, Walcott, Mertesaker, Oxlade-C etc etc) will be seen to be very different to playing a second rate lower Prem Newcastle side twice in 2 years.
Replays are a factor.
I would imagine Palace v Man City would be attractive, Stoke v Man City less so
For example
It's the only downside to buying tickets through NSC, but I reckon you'll be ok, the take up wasn't brilliant for Newcastle and to be fair, at full price, I wouldn't imagine all 5k who didn't bother last time will this time, depending on kick off time of course. All the best though.
Don't bother trying to judge sales for this game with the Newcastle game. It doesn't matter what day or time this match is being played the tickets will simply fly off the shelves. It will be a complete sell out within 48hrs of tickets going on general sale.
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
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There are a lot more Arsenal fans in Brighton than Newcastle, so they'll be out in force snapping up tickets as well which doesn't help, but they might not have fan numbers at the moment so won't be able to buy just yet I wouldn't have thought?
Just be prepared and you should be fine
You'd think ESPN would have plans ready based on different scenarios (ITV first pick) wouldn't you?
If I was in charge at ESPN, I'd have a spreadsheet sorted by 11.30 on Monday morning, then swiftly move on to the arguably tougher decision of deciding which sandwich to choose from Pret at lunchtime.
