Seat Counters - 2022/23

[blue corby]

So we're around the 30,000 mark, pretty decent. It's unlikely people will be willing to pay £65 plus for a ticket at this late notice unless they are based in the south. I'm sure we could shift another 1,000 of the £30-45 tickets though if they do release those blocks.

Have Sheffield United sold out now?

No not sold out , from tomorrow season ticket holders and members can buy up to 5 extra tickets each .

 

[dublinblue12]

There are two Facebook sites where people sell tickets at face value only .

Any chance of a link to those?

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Any chance of a link to those?

Not sure a link will work but they are called "Man city face value tickets" or something. Just search facebook.

 

[kippax_blueboy]

Thinks there 2-3k of unsold blocks
524-526 still waiting in the wings I believe

Why would they not sell those first? Those block have a better side on view.

 

[James2401125]

Why would they not sell those first? Those block have a better side on view.

Tv purposes.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Why would they not sell those first? Those block have a better side on view.

Because if there are unsold seats Wembley want them to be together so they don't have to open and staff those areas. Next to the segregation is the logical place. It will be the same at the Sheffield United side of the stadium too I'm sure.

 

[wolfie1988]

Because if there are unsold seats Wembley want them to be together so they don't have to open and staff those areas. Next to the segregation is the logical place. It will be the same at the Sheffield United side of the stadium too I'm sure.

As of Friday, they had not released Block 532 to 529

 

[Brightwell Bros.]

Very revealing that Sheffield United haven't sold their allocation either.

Lots and lots of people don't want to travel from the north of England at the cost of a small holiday for a semi-final and chance you'll have to do it again a few weeks later.

The ship has sailed, I worry, but the FA should have a proper look at themselves.

 

[kippax_blueboy]

If this game was played at Villa Park or Anfield I don't think we sell 34000 tickets. We will sell more than 30000 tickets though which is incredible. Tickets are still selling and a few thousand more will trickle out over the week.

 

[Matty M24blue]

If this game was played at Villa Park or Anfield I don't think we sell 34000 tickets. We will sell more than 30000 tickets though which is incredible. Tickets are still selling and a few thousand more will trickle out over the week.

Would be hard to sell more than the ground can fit to be honest :)

 

[xgorton]

If this game was played at Villa Park or Anfield I don't think we sell 34000 tickets. We will sell more than 30000 tickets though which is incredible. Tickets are still selling and a few thousand more will trickle out over the week.

We would only have 21,000 tickets for Villa park and 26,000 for Anfield tops.

 

[Manchester33]

If this game was played at Villa Park or Anfield I don't think we sell 34000 tickets. We will sell more than 30000 tickets though which is incredible. Tickets are still selling and a few thousand more will trickle out over the week.

I disagree with this a little. It's about time.

If the game was at Anfield on Saturday I'd go. But because it's a (minimum) 6-hour round trip in the car, I'm not doing it.

 

[dennis1976]

We would only have 21,000 tickets for Villa park and 26,000 for Anfield tops.

i doubt we would get that many after the fa had taken their share.

 

[tonea2003]

Very revealing that Sheffield United haven't sold their allocation either.

Lots and lots of people don't want to travel from the north of England at the cost of a small holiday for a semi-final and chance you'll have to do it again a few weeks later.

The ship has sailed, I worry, but the FA should have a proper look at themselves.

spot on mate, would cost me a small fortune for and my two lads, just cant justify the outlay for a semi final

 

[fathellensbellend]

I disagree with this a little. It's about time.

If the game was at Anfield on Saturday I'd go. But because it's a (minimum) 6-hour round trip in the car, I'm not doing it.

lots of blues make that trip and more, sometimes two or 3 times a week

 

[tonea2003]

lots of blues make that trip and more, sometimes two or 3 times a week

its not about the travel, its the affordability

 

[Rochdale Blue]

Very revealing that Sheffield United haven't sold their allocation either.

Lots and lots of people don't want to travel from the north of England at the cost of a small holiday for a semi-final and chance you'll have to do it again a few weeks later.

The ship has sailed, I worry, but the FA should have a proper look at themselves.

Think it was when Wembley was being rebuilt that two cockney teams had to travel up to the swamp for their semi final. The cockneys kicked up a fuss and the media gave it a huge amount of coverage, it seems money, travel and inconvenience only matter if you live in the South East.

 

[Manchester33]

lots of blues make that trip and more, sometimes two or 3 times a week

Good for them?

 

[Manchester33]

its not about the travel, its the affordability

For me, it's the opposite (not trying to sound boastful). I can afford it. I'd just rather spend the 8+ hours doing something more fun that driving up and down a motorway.

I think it's fair to say that everyone who can't make the trip has their reasons. 30k+ is an unbelievable turnout and something we should be very proud of as a club.

 

[kippax_blueboy]

I disagree with this a little. It's about time.

If the game was at Anfield on Saturday I'd go. But because it's a (minimum) 6-hour round trip in the car, I'm not doing it.

Over the course of the season I do this trip and longer many times. I just don't think we would get more than 30k fans if the game was at OT. Many don't do away games or even cup games.