Went to that one at Fulham. Week after we beat Blackpool in opening game in Div2. We had loads there for a Friday night. We had high hopes after the great start the week before and lost 3-0! We didn’t know at the time though that Fulham would be the stand out side that season.
Not to mention the no shows. And the IYWOTTYAC. And the derby defeat hangover.
As opposed to the 1999 game.
The Ipswich 1999(Weaver's wonder show) game was a midweek one.
Technically speaking, I think it's a sell out - there wasn't a single ticket available for the original date but clearly some fans can't attend the rearranged fixture and have put their tickets back up for resale
All seats have been sold. And the club makes a profit on the returned tickets which are now priced at £70 because the season ticket holder only gets back a pro rata payment of about £35. So essentially City have sold a portion of these tickets twice!
Depends how many non season ticket holders returned their tickets. I think there might be a few still on sale when the exchange seats come off sale.
It’s not just madness, it’s absolutely terrible. £113 for a parent to take their kid up in the gods on a Thursday night. Almost £230 for a family of four! Absolutely shocking and the club should be ashamed of themselves.
Southend away?
No - it was a Saturday evening game. Live on ITV Digital and I think it was a 6.15pm kick-off
What season was that one?
If you're on the cup scheme, the pricing is decent enough but it's a big jump up to non cup schemers. I'd have expected a fiver difference between ST holders on the cup scheme and ST holders not on the cup scheme rather than a tenner or more. And prices of £27.50 and £35.00 for kids in certain sections of the ground if you're not a ST holder are ridiculous.
It’s £9 per ticket for Children for a Prem game at Anfield (every stand).
Southend was a Tuesday night wasn't it ?
