blueparrot
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 7 Jun 2012
- Messages
- 29,687
Maybe other clubs don't have a ticket exchange, on the other hand who cares.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Seat Counters - 2024/25
- Thread starter bladdered
- Start date
Not surprised when the tickets are from 71-88 quid.222 tickets still on sale for Spurs, which is disappointing, even if most of the remaining tickets on sale are probably resale ticket exchange seats, as the last home game was on the 26th of October, Pep has just announced he is signing a new contract, and Rodri is back as well.
Man-chester copperpot
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 15 Jan 2017
- Messages
- 1,761
Fulham do and i’m guessing the posters discussing about available tickets might doMaybe other clubs don't have a ticket exchange, on the other hand who cares.
Big Joe Corrigan
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 3 Feb 2014
- Messages
- 3,965
Correct, that is why.Not surprised when the tickets are from 71-88 quid.
M23 Citizen
Well-Known Member
!Not surprised when the tickets are from 71-88 quid.
M23 Citizen
Well-Known Member
Full adult prices (normal tickets):I’m guessing the poster was suggesting that any available ticket should be snapped up.
Were building a stand for people who can’t get tickets.
This weather has woken me and i’m sad so i had a look at the other clubs that are at home in this weather which includes the ticket resale/exchange
Leicester : 0 tickets available
Bournemouth : unable to see
Arsenal : 0 tickets available
Villa : 0 tickets available
Everton : 0 tickets available
Fulham : 1 on the ticket resale
City : 200+ according to the poster
Didn’t i read on here that the club claimed at a meeting, this is why they aren’t selling seasoncards in the new stand, due to the anount of games the average seasoncard holders misses (fair enough they put them on the exchange)
I’m on the fence here due to the kick off time, weather and the amout of tickets being single seats so i can see why some people have given it a miss and the ticket has not been bought but i see no other club has this problem of unsold tickets today apart from us
I’m not having a pop at people not going, i nearly slipped on my arse twice yesterday on the ice here in Blackley a few miles from the ground. Also seen a car accident.
Let’s hope the council have gritted today to keep everyone safe.
I’ll be doubling up on clothing today, 2 x t-shirts, 2 x socks, wooly hat, snood, gloves, jumper, coat and Y-fronts & boxers
Leicester v Chelsea £46-72
Bournemouth v Brighton £37-52
Villa v Palace £55-78
Fulham v Wolves £37-85
City v Spurs £71-73
Can’t find prices for the others, I’d imagine Arsenal’s are extortionate but they have a huge following in London who can afford anything.
There’s so little flexibility on City’s prices, back row SSL3 is £71 and along the side close-ish to the halfway line CBL1 is £73.
No adult has an option for £46, £37, £55, £37 for today’s City game like those other games. If there were, there’d be people missing out because the tickets would have been snapped up.
If the new NSL2 had £350 season tickets and £35 matchday tickets like vocal stands in the Bundesliga do, we’d have a waiting list 10,000 long. Did you know that many applied for the cheap SSL3 season tickets ten years ago? Yet there were only 1,200 of them.
We could do that with NSL2, make it special, and maximise other areas of the ground to make up for it. We’re stupid for not doing that!
Last edited:
Full adult prices (normal tickets):
Leicester v Chelsea £46-72
Bournemouth v Brighton £37-52
Villa v Palace £55-78
Fulham v Wolves £37-85
City v Spurs £71-73
Can’t find prices for the others, I’d imagine Arsenal’s are extortionate but they have a huge following in London who can afford anything.
There’s so little flexibility on City’s prices, back row SSL3 is £71 and along the side close-ish to the halfway line CBL1 is £73.
No adult has an option for £46, £37, £55, £37 for today’s City game like those other games. If there were, there’d be people missing out because the tickets would have been snapped up.
Shit weather, a late kick off, horrible form, live on TV and extortionate prices. I'm amazed there are only 222 or so tickets available.
Here’s the rub. Forget the weather or whichever excuse people want to use, people log on, see these prices and log back off.Not surprised when the tickets are from 71-88 quid.
I might be wrong but when i checked yesterday there was 100+ in the lower block and 500-600 in the upper two blocks, it looks like they've added more to the lower block and taken the upper two blocks off sale.Juve - Both upper tiers look like they have gone, 316 left on lower tier.
Man-chester copperpot
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 15 Jan 2017
- Messages
- 1,761
£85.00 for a Fulham ticket today! Jesus H Christ!Full adult prices (normal tickets):
Leicester v Chelsea £46-72
Bournemouth v Brighton £37-52
Villa v Palace £55-78
Fulham v Wolves £37-85
City v Spurs £71-73
Can’t find prices for the others, I’d imagine Arsenal’s are extortionate but they have a huge following in London who can afford anything.
There’s so little flexibility on City’s prices, back row SSL3 is £71 and along the side close-ish to the halfway line CBL1 is £73.
No adult has an option for £46, £37, £55, £37 for today’s City game like those other games. If there were, there’d be people missing out because the tickets would have been snapped up.
If the new NSL2 had £350 season tickets and £35 matchday tickets like vocal stands in the Bundesliga do, we’d have a waiting list 10,000 long. Did you know that many applied for the cheap SSL3 season tickets ten years ago? Yet there were only 1,200 of them.
We could do that with NSL2, make it special, and maximise other areas of the ground to make up for it. We’re stupid for not doing that!
I agree but the tickets for Spurs at home for them teams would be the £72/£52/£78/£85 just like ours?
Otherwise we are getting screwed over.
Maybe with the amount on ticket exchange and that £70.00+ tickets are still available, this shows that a lot of people don’t consider Spurs a cat A game anymore?
Downgrade them to B and reduce the prices next season
Last edited: