That's actually a good point to be fair. The supporters clubs allocation will dilute demand amongst non-cup scheme season ticket holders. On the flip side, there will be ST holders not in the cup scheme and not in a supporters club who don't normally get a sniff of away tickets but will fancy this one.The 3000 seats in the top tier will definitely go on sale however, I still think it might be a bit of a slog to sell them all. With Supporters clubs and ST holders over 10,000 already bought, that covers most of our away following.
I find it hard to belive that 3000 will sell out to season ticket holders under 10,000 points
PS. I'm absolutely not qualified to debate Seat Counting with veterans such as @M18CTID
West Ham 7 years ago appears to be the last time we got a big enough away ground for an FA Cup tie to allow such a big enough allocation, so they don't come around too often. I don't normally have a sniff, and the people who normally go with me have less of one, so I'm keen this time. I can't remember the last away game I went to, possibly a friendly.That's actually a good point to be fair. The supporters clubs allocation will dilute demand amongst non-cup scheme season ticket holders. On the flip side, there will be ST holders not in the cup scheme and not in a supporters club who don't normally get a sniff of away tickets but will fancy this one.
My hope of this reaching Citizen Matchday Members at 10am tomorrow is quickly fading. Seems it will be an excellent attendance given the shit circumstances. Oh well - good luck to other Blues trying.
:(My hope of this reaching Citizen Matchday Members at 10am tomorrow is quickly fading.
Whilst true for most in the league they got way more for this. One I know of that gets 1-2 in the league got given 30 tickets for this game.also a lot of these supporter clubs only get 2 tickets for many away games