[Albion] What's a SENSIBLE price (including travel) for the Coventry Cup tie?

[northstandsteve]

£20 is plenty, and Coventry will need to agree as unlikely on TV and there need for cash is greater. They will fill their allocation of 4,500 easily, and we will sell no more than 15,000-18, 000

 

[Weststander]

Feel that the important part, given the low attendance of STH for the palace game, will be bringing 'new' fans to a game. Hence the desire for £1 concession tickets. Give a chance for some new people to watch a home game, get hooked and become STH further down the line.

The club should make these moves with every LC and FAC home tie. Make it dirt cheap for Sussex based schools to bring big groups. Getting more fans hooked for life on their local club, rather than media luvvies Arsenal and Spuds.

 

[Driver8]

£20 is plenty, and Coventry will need to agree as unlikely on TV and there need for cash is greater. They will fill their allocation of 4,500 easily, and we will sell no more than 15,000-18, 000

Apparently they don’t need to agree any more.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

£20 is plenty, and Coventry will need to agree as unlikely on TV and there need for cash is greater. They will fill their allocation of 4,500 easily, and we will sell no more than 15,000-18, 000

Really!?

Premier League team, at home to the lowest ranked team left in the competition? With the TV companies sharing FIVE of the EIGHT ties, I'd be astonished if they didn't show it.

 

[TSB]

£20 is plenty, and Coventry will need to agree as unlikely on TV and there need for cash is greater. They will fill their allocation of 4,500 easily, and we will sell no more than 15,000-18, 000

I bet you the price of a match ticket that the attendance is within 3k of a sell out.

 

[TSB]

£18.