fathellensbellend
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still 4 big blocks not opened, cannot see many of these shifting
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Seat Counters - 2022/23
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still 4 big blocks not opened, cannot see many of these shifting
Tim of the Oak
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Are these blocks within our 34k allocation or the 11k seats on our side of the ground that aren’t allocated to City / are the FA’s responsibility?still 4 big blocks not opened, cannot see many of these shifting
There is a Light
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Would be amazed if they didn’t tbf - less than 100 miles to travel, novelty factor, best team in their history with a good chance of knocking out a big club.Brighton have sold their allocation for Wembley.
BringBackSwales
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Big club?Would be amazed if they didn’t tbf - less than 100 miles to travel, novelty factor, best team in their history with a good chance of knocking out a big club.
There is a Light
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Haha I deleted ”traditionally”Big club?
There is a Light
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fathellensbellend
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yesAre these blocks within our 34k allocation or the 11k seats on our side of the ground that aren’t allocated to City / are the FA’s responsibility?
M18CTID
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That’s true. Some fans do make late decisions to attend matches though. I also noticed a spike in sales immediately following our win last night as well. I’d expect similar around our next two games, particularly if we win them.Wembley sales usual crawl from about this point because mainly people plan ahead for a fixture like this.