Sound down, BBC Radio Sussex on and you've saved yourself £30-odd quid.
Great idea. The time delay can be minimised by watching it on Freeview, rather than via my Sky dish, can't it?
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Great idea. The time delay can be minimised by watching it on Freeview, rather than via my Sky dish, can't it?
Publius Ovidius
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I also think one thing that may put people off this, apart from the ticket price is how Gus sees the game.
If we are up the league challenging for playoffs, is he going to put out a full first team?.....if he is not then I think charging a full price is a bit much ( and Gus has form here I seem to recall) to see a reserve side
If we are up the league challenging for playoffs, is he going to put out a full first team?.....if he is not then I think charging a full price is a bit much ( and Gus has form here I seem to recall) to see a reserve side
durrington gull
Well-known member
Sorry, the prices are a piss take - Tkts should have started at £20 in the North Std - now we wont fill the ground and will be lucky to get 20K - Joke!
drew
Drew
One way or another, this thread is destined for a big bounce at 12.30 on the 5th Jan when we'll see just how many are in their seats (or, in some cases, standing in front of them).
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Seems very expensive but will go
dejavuatbtn
Well-known member
One of the reasons the Albion will get paid by the tv company is to offset any attendance losses. I will be surprised if they get over 20,000. So if they are 7000 punters short, they will lose a potential £210,000 ish. I won't be going due to cost of 2 tickets, time and the opportunity to watch a match in peace without the inane comments of the idiot who sits behind me in ESL.
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Gus always sees a game against Premier league opposition as a chance to see how his team compares to a top division side.
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,192
You never know, he might not be going to avoid the miserable git that sits in front of him.
Northstandite
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- Jun 6, 2011
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Being live on TV, it will good to see and hear the stadium and game on TV for a change, in the warm of home.
The club's pricing has failed to take this competition into account, or that Newcastle simply aren't the draw of say ManU, LFC, Arsenal.
Not bothered. Just saved some hard-earned money.
The club's pricing has failed to take this competition into account, or that Newcastle simply aren't the draw of say ManU, LFC, Arsenal.
Not bothered. Just saved some hard-earned money.
the beating monkey
Member
Not really a shock, as it will be the Premiership not the FA Cup. I'm out at that price!
Sir Norman
New member
- Nov 17, 2007
- 5
£37 for lower west. They are taking the p***!
the beating monkey
Member
I think I must sit by you as I have that idiot behind me!
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Then sit in the £28 seats, seeing as loads on here apparently aren't going, there should be plenty to go around !!
£28 is a reasonable price I think.
drew
Drew
How very dare you sir. What makes you think sensible posts like yours are welcome here!!!!!!
Publius Ovidius
Well-known member
£30 you forgot the booking fee
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Im on about buying in person, but £30 is still cheaper than £41 and is still reasonable.
Lucky to get 20k?? Whose the joke??
Im going, with my daughter, usual seats in the family stand for this one (prices are £29 & U10 £4). It is each to their own, I have chosen to purchase these tickets but for example couldnt afford to go to many away matches with the cost of ticket, travel, food etc. Some fans cant afford season tickets so do occassional match tickets. Some cannot afford at all so listen to the radio etc.
Withdean Wanderer
Banned
Pretty sure the same conversation happened last year.
Ah.