Thought that was a Sat evening PPV.It may have been Colchester away 98 ish I'm sure that was a Friday night game.
It would obviously depend on the allocations given, but I'd imagine 90% of fans on the cup scheme who wanted a ticket to the UCL final would get one. Porto was different because it was a reduced allocation and there wasn't a 'cup-scheme' that year as all games were behind closed doors.Interesting numbers, thanks. Obviously not an issue for the domestic cups as the finals are at Wembley, but that CL scheme figure would mean that if we got to a CL final, there is the possibility there will be season ticket holders on the CL scheme who won’t qualify for a ticket? For example in the final last year both clubs were allocated just under 20k tickets in a 75k seater stadium.
I know this would have happened in Porto too but I wouldn’t have expected the same issue in a normal year. In addition I guess the T&Cs of the cup schemes do not guarantee a ticket but I imagine quite a few fans sign up to the schemes with the expectation of being able to get a final ticket if we get there.
I listed mine on the exchange at the weekend, but not had a bite yet, just checked my block, says 70 tickets available, so not very hopeful. I also listed my Villa ticket at the same, and that sold within an hour. Obviously one is a midweek game, the other a weekend game.Just done a quick count 1300 left for Spuds, sold about 1000 in the last 2 days, despite the price plenty buying the exchange tickets will be close to sell out by kick off !
I listed mine on the exchange at the weekend, but not had a bite yet, just checked my block, says 70 tickets available, so not very hopeful. I also listed my Villa ticket at the same
Outstanding turnout in the circumstances Blues.Remaining tickets for Tomorrow:
NSL1 = 104
NSL2 = 114
NS Total = 218
ESL1 = 51
ESL2 = 16
ESL3 = 262
ES Total = 329
SSL1 = 50
SSL2 = 56
SSL3 = 259
SS Total = 365
CBL1 = 18
CBL2 = 14
CBL3 = 369
CB Total = 401
Total = 1,313
*Excludes hospitality sections
I am pretty sure, the Club guarantee paying you for your ticket,for the high profile games,( spurs is one of them) whether they sell it or not.I listed mine on the exchange at the weekend, but not had a bite yet, just checked my block, says 70 tickets available, so not very hopeful. I also listed my Villa ticket at the same, and that sold within an hour. Obviously one is a midweek game, the other a weekend game.
To be honest, I hope they do get the red pen out. Hopefully, it will shame the club into lowering the outrageous prices!Outstanding turnout in the circumstances Blues.
But, no doubt the red marker pen is poised for action in the MUEN sports dept.
I've not heard that, but good if that does happen, I won't hold my breath !I am pretty sure, the Club guarantee paying you for your ticket,for the high profile games,( spurs is one of them) whether they sell it or not.
I agree, also not agreeing to have such stupid kick off times, this game wasn't even guaranteed until we beat chelsea, and spurs didn't draw in the FA Cup, as any replays would have had it postponed, so in reality there is only a week and half to make plans.To be honest, I hope they do get the red pen out. Hopefully, it will shame the club into lowering the outrageous prices!
It may have been Colchester away 98 ish I'm sure that was a Friday night game.
My thoughts too.To be honest, I hope they do get the red pen out. Hopefully, it will shame the club into lowering the outrageous prices!
You're right, the Goat scored a peach. Walked down a dark track towards the dodgy burger bar to get to our endThought that was a Sat evening PPV.
It was definitely one of the games where you were guaranteed money back if you listed. But that was before it was shifted to a Thursday.I am pretty sure, the Club guarantee paying you for your ticket,for the high profile games,( spurs is one of them) whether they sell it or not.
Most of the regulars around me are there for all cup games. A lot have been there since we moved in. These are good seats in the Colin bell upper tier, mainly older fans.I’m astonished there’s approx 20,000 on the cup schemes. That would suggest roughly every other season ticket holder sat in their own seat for cup games.
Round me clearly isn’t representative then. Apart from one family two rows down who never miss a game, I often don’t recognise a single regular most cup games.
Actually pretty good considering the ridiculous pricing.Remaining tickets for Tomorrow:
NSL1 = 104
NSL2 = 114
NS Total = 218
ESL1 = 51
ESL2 = 16
ESL3 = 262
ES Total = 329
SSL1 = 50
SSL2 = 56
SSL3 = 259
SS Total = 365
CBL1 = 18
CBL2 = 14
CBL3 = 369
CB Total = 401
Total = 1,313
*Excludes hospitality sections
Actually pretty good considering the ridiculous pricing.
That is such a shame. When I started taking my kids in 2006 it was a fiver for kids. No way I could have afforded to go regularly if it had been the equivalent of what you're being asked to pay.My kids are at the age where they enjoy it and we can actually go to the match as something to do. Only issue with it is it cost me £120 for tickets last time prior to anything else.
Hopefully Soriano will be goneSo why take out 1200 seats just to put in new advertising boards? Those seats were often empty. The demand for tickets wasn’t there then, even when we won the league 3 times.
The current demand for tickets has been created by signing Haaland, nothing else.
When the North stand is built, Pep will be gone, and Haaland might also be gone if the break in his contract is true? I’m not saying it is true.
As you know, like everyone else, I’m all for the North stand expansion, but we’re not filling an extra 6000+ seats, maybe more seats, at those ticket prices, plus another 2 years of season ticket and match day ticket price increases, if that happens?
As for the Spurs game. We should still be shifting those tickets. We’ve got enough support in and around Manchester to fill those seats, (the Haaland effect), but not at those prices.