[Albion] FA Cup quarter final v Grimsby Sun 19th March 2.15

[Deadly Danson]

There are many Mothers out there expecting a nice lunch, a glass of bubbles and some Milk Tray.

Only one man for the job...

 

[jabba]

Should have priority for Wembley tickets for those attending

 

[Taybha]

Should have priority for Wembley tickets for those attending

If Brighton win then yes,you will have first dibs on tickets if you have the ticket stubs from the 83 final the replay plus the away tie at Middlesbrough this season.

 

[Is it PotG?]

If Brighton win then yes,you will have first dibs on tickets if you have the ticket stubs from the 83 final the replay plus the away tie at Middlesbrough this season.

Ahem, the 250 or so there for this get a 5 minute priority window.

 

[jabba]

If Brighton win then yes,you will have first dibs on tickets if you have the ticket stubs from the 83 final the replay plus the away tie at Middlesbrough this season.

I know some who qualify for that. I seem to remember record attendance for a testimonial match when giving out vouchers to apply for next round tickets

 

[kevo]

I don’t agree though
- we could have given a few more to Grimsby
- of even greater relevance is that the club have been releasing tickets in cribs and drabs over the past 24 hours and for some that’s too late

We couldn't really give them about 300 more, it wouldn't work.

Shame it looks like it's not going to quite sell out. But live on BBC1 and Mother's Day accounts for that.

There will still be more people in the stadium than your average Premier League fixture, where there is always a good smattering of absentee STHs

 

[BN41Albion]

Should have priority for Wembley tickets for those attending

Bloody hope not - would love to be going on Sunday but can't make it!

 

[Sheebo]

Ahem, the 250 or so there for this get a 5 minute priority window.

Adgestein - whatever happened to him!?

 

[Sheebo]

We couldn't really give them about 300 more, it wouldn't work.

Shame it looks like it's not going to quite sell out. But live on BBC1 and Mother's Day accounts for that.

There will still be more people in the stadium than your average Premier League fixture, where there is always a good smattering of absentee STHs

Yeh there were about the same amount on the exchange for Weds and that’s just the people that bothered to list their tickets on there. It’s as good as sold out and even more so by match day - very good effort all things considered

 

[jcdenton08]

Adgestein - whatever happened to him!?

Back at the same club we signed him from in the Norwegian third division.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Should have priority for Wembley tickets for those attending

If we get to Wembley, the seat allowance is double the Amex attendance.
If I remember rightly, we didn’t sell out in 2019.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

There are many Mothers out there expecting a nice lunch, a glass of bubbles and some Milk Tray.

I’m getting that tomorrow, at my choice (forget the Milk Tray)
My choice, as I want to be at the match.

 

[Driver8]

If we get to Wembley, the seat allowance is double the Amex attendance.
If I remember rightly, we didn’t sell out in 2019.

Don’t think so. We got around 35,000 last time. Enough for everyone but not double. I thought that we sold out last time.

 

[WhingForPresident]

Back at the same club we signed him from in the Norwegian third division.

Shame, I thought he had potential to be a good player for us. That was when our standards were somewhat lower, mind...

 

[Quinney]

If we get to Wembley, the seat allowance is double the Amex attendance.
If I remember rightly, we didn’t sell out in 2019.

We did sell out initial allocation and then got given another couple of thousand with a few days to go.

 

[Sheebo]

We did sell out initial allocation and then got given another couple of thousand with a few days to go.

As City didn’t sell all theirs!

 

[Brighton Lines]

IF, if, if, the incredible happened and Albion reached the final, all season ticket holders would be covered in a 30,500 allocation.

It would be interesting to see how it worked out with the MyAlbion members though. Not sure how many there are.

Anyway, Sunday.

 

[brighton_tom]

316 left

 

[kevo]

'Tickets will not be on sale on the day of the match'.

What is the reason exactly for a game like this?

I know the days of strolling up and paying at the turnstile are long gone at our level, but seems a shame people can't just decide in the morning they fancy going to the match if there are still a few tickets left.

 

[Bozza]

'Tickets will not be on sale on the day of the match'.

What is the reason exactly for a game like this?

I know the days of strolling up and paying at the turnstile are long gone at our level, but seems a shame people can't just decide in the morning they fancy going to the match if there are still a few tickets left.

I might be wrong, but I think it depends on the opposition and nature of the specific game.

if so, in this instance, it will be because Grimsby sold out their tickets quickly and they don't want to encourage ticketless fans to chance their arm with a home end ticket.