sugga_d
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That's how many are in attendance, not tickets sold. If they said tickets sold as the attendance, it would be announced as 55k every league game.
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How many season tickets do we sell each year
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That's how many are in attendance, not tickets sold. If they said tickets sold as the attendance, it would be announced as 55k every league game.
That's how many are in attendance, not tickets sold. If they said tickets sold as the attendance, it would be announced as 55k every league game.
Err no its not. Regular it says sold out on our website and when we are there we know its no full because of no shows
Prestwich_Blue
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Because that's what they have to report under PL rules. Every season ticket/hospitality ticket or match ticket sold is counted whether the holder turns up or not as well as tickets we give out free or at reduced rate.How do you know it was 52k sold? I would say it would be more like 54k sold but 52k in the stadium. 2k season tickets holders didn't turn up?
Tim of the Oak
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So exactly like the ticket exchange then? As usual club Is realonsible but its the fans who choose not attend (which is fair enough) but then also choose not to enable the club to sell it.
Spot on Frank. Plus all these Blues who want even more help selling tickets for the less popular games make me laugh.
Tim of the Oak
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Not quite. Sending a 1 letter txt reply to an txt prompting msg, would seem a simple step forward
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The simplest thing would be for people who don't go week in and week out to not buy a season card.
Tim of the Oak
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If a season ticket holder can't make a game they can apply for their seat to be resold via the club but they don't resell them until it's a complete sell out.
It wasn't a sell out against Stoke.
True. We did well to sell half the tickets Stoke could have taken. There just isn't the demand to resell thousands more tickets for Stoke midweek.
If a season ticket holder can't make a game they can apply for their seat to be resold via the club but they don't resell them until it's a complete sell out.
It wasn't a sell out against Stoke.
What would that achieve? Plenty of fans couldn't (that's couldn't, not didn't want to) go to the Stoke game because of the late re-arrangement. Banning them from using the ticket exchange wouldn't have increased the attendance.