Seat Counters 25/26

[Alfie Budd]

There's cat 3 on the front 15 or so rows behind the goal

Thanks.

Thinking about it now, I sat down there for a SF years ago (Chelsea in 2013 I think). Bit too low for my liking if I remember correctly.

 

[paulchapo]

After 1pm:

L1: 4,037
L2: 410
L5: 7,759

Total Left: 12,206

Sales have been far quicker than the Arsenal Carabao game, and only marginally slower than the palace final last year.

If we don't get an additional allocation I can't see Members getting a chance apart from expensive level 2 seats, however if we get FA returns there should be a few thousand left for members to scrap over.

So around 15,000 shifted already they're going fast.

 

[fathellensbellend]

appallingly members of supporters clubs who have been to no games, no loyalty points, no cup schemes, no effort, no expense, and straight in on the 1st window snapping up the cheap seats, this is just so wrong, people who have done few or even no games accessing the best and the cheapest seats before those who actually attend, how can it be right or fair.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Just the way it is. No system is perfect. I would easily have enough points for any away game if there was no Supporters Club, Corporate or 18-25 allocations. But I've had tickets in the past that I didn't qualify for so who am I to complain

The Supporters Club allocation hasn’t changed for generations. It’s the 18-25 allocation that means I’m not going to a Everton away. Missed out by 100 points. Que sera. I believe in giving opportunities for younger fans to go away games so I’m not mithered.

 

[paulchapo]

appallingly members of supporters clubs who have been to no games, no loyalty points, no cup schemes, no effort, no expense, and straight in on the 1st window snapping up the cheap seats, this is just so wrong, people who have done few or even no games accessing the best and the cheapest seats before those who actually attend, how can it be right or fair.

It's always been the same since i can remember.

 

[mcfc315]

It's always been the same since i can remember.

Not for finals though. This is the first time this particular instance has occurred.

 

[mcfc315]

The Supporters Club allocation hasn’t changed for generations. It’s the 18-25 allocation that means I’m not going to a Everton away. Missed out by 100 points. Que sera. I believe in giving opportunities for younger fans to go away games so I’m not mithered.

What about corporate? Blame them instead of the 150 tickets ringfenced for the future fans of MCFC

 

[Tim of the Oak]

I'm pissed off at the fact supporter clubs have had the chance to log and buy tickets ahead of people who are the cup scheme with a fair amount of points for the final. What's the point in being on the scheme if someone who's part of a supporter club, didn't go the semi and not on the cup scheme can get a ticket before you? Piss take
Add to that they might not even be a season ticket holder!! What's the point?

Last week I read on this forum. Bluemoon / Reform that there were too many Supporters Club members at the semi final and it was like the United Nations.

 

[Gingers Dad]

The Supporters Club allocation hasn’t changed for generations. It’s the 18-25 allocation that means I’m not going to a Everton away. Missed out by 100 points. Que sera. I believe in giving opportunities for younger fans to go away games so I’m not mithered.

Probably way more corporate now. Possibly a lot more interest from friends and family of club employees as well

 

[Tim of the Oak]

What about corporate? Blame them instead of the 150 tickets ringfenced for the future fans of MCFC

I emphasised that I support more tickets for younger fans. Shame you couldn’t read that. No Need for an apology.

I’ve no idea what allocation corporates got in previous decades btw.

 

[mcfc315]

I emphasised that I support more tickets for younger fans. Shame you couldn’t read that. No Need for an apology.

I’ve no idea what allocation corporates got in previous decades btw.

Your post sounded like you blamed the 18-25 scheme for not getting an Everton away ticket. I'm merely making the point that corporate get a portion of tickets for away game as you know, so why direct the blame towards 18-25?

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Probably way more corporate now. Possibly a lot more interest from friends and family of club employees as well

The expansive seats have certainly expanded since the Maine Road days.

 

[asahartford1]

Your post sounded like you blamed the 18-25 scheme for not getting an Everton away ticket. I'm merely making the point that corporate get a portion of tickets for away game as you know, so why direct the blame towards 18-25?

He didnt.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Your post sounded like you blamed the 18-25 scheme for not getting an Everton away ticket. I'm merely making the point that corporate get a portion of tickets for away game as you know, so why direct the blame towards 18-25?

I didn’t direct blame towards 18-25. I support the policy. I missed out and I’m not concerned.

Why are you repeatedly telling lies about me. It’s a bit sad

 

[asahartford1]

appallingly members of supporters clubs who have been to no games, no loyalty points, no cup schemes, no effort, no expense, and straight in on the 1st window snapping up the cheap seats, this is just so wrong, people who have done few or even no games accessing the best and the cheapest seats before those who actually attend, how can it be right or fair.

Doesnt somene at the OSC monitor that.

 

[Gingers Dad]

Has anyone done a good old fashioned Wembley seat count?

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

3 sorted this morning in block 132.
Train booked.
Lets go.

 

[Chappie]

I emphasised that I support more tickets for younger fans. Shame you couldn’t read that. No Need for an apology.

I’ve no idea what allocation corporates got in previous decades btw.

Outside of the loyalty scheme and the supporters club allocation, the final 20% of tickets 5800 approximately go to corporate, hospitality, ticket partners and club staff .

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

appallingly members of supporters clubs who have been to no games, no loyalty points, no cup schemes, no effort, no expense, and straight in on the 1st window snapping up the cheap seats, this is just so wrong, people who have done few or even no games accessing the best and the cheapest seats before those who actually attend, how can it be right or fair.

This is a probably something the citizen supporter trust could look at

 

[christopp]

Any £50 tickets left lol