grim up north
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Looked pretty full to me from 20 mins in but then again I’m not a sear scanner
I suspect people heard you were coming and decided to stay home. Weather may have played a part as parts of the country were flooded and maybe people didn’t want to risk it. Deferred season tickets which the club is struggling to sell. Said it before we don’t have vast loads of tourists wanting to fill the void. But this is what pisses me off in that tickets get siphoned off for big away games yet these same people never want to watch Palace at home. mind you for £50 a seat I wouldn’t either. Third tier of south stand should be match day tickets only, no season card holders and every seat priced at £25 for adults and £10 for under 18‘s. First come first served with seats opening up three weeks before a game.
Loads have deferred this season, that’s hot to be a huge part in attendances.
I know a fella living over here that has a seasoncard, and he gets over to about half the games. He's spending a tidy amount every season going to these games. More than a fair proportion of blues who are fortunate enough to live within relatively easy travelling distance of the stadium. Why should he be punished for living a long way from the stadium, when he's spending thousands every season?If you don't fill your seat, either with your own arse or somebody else's, for something like 80% of games, you should lose your season card for the following season. Understand that not everyone can make every game, but put it up for exchange of you can't go.
The usual excuse of S/T holders not turning up for a variety of reasons doesn't hold water in this instance as the away section of SS3 was available to home fans and those seats are not sold as season tickets.
There looked to have been at least a third of seats available in that section.
How does the ticket exchange work? Are tickets put up for sale together with other seats available on the day or are they in a separate area of the web site?
That is a very fair assessment. The entire ‘matchday experience’, as they like to call, it has deteriorated by some margin for many average punters this year.Just when the club are coming under fire from everywhere with the “empty seats”’jibe it’s like this season they’ve done everything in their power to make it worse. Buying tickets got harder, getting in got slower, access has got worse. I’m no Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells and find 90% of fan whines to be embarrassing and often misplaced, but this season someone has fucked up on a massive scale.
I have deferred my seat. Went to Burnley game on a free ticket courtesy of a mate. He couldn't make Palace game either and offered me another freebie last Wednesday. I told him I'd let him know Thursday but I decided to go fishing instead. I watched about half the game on my phone. I made the right decision not to go I think, and I won't be paying £60+ for a match ticket anytime soon, that's for sure.Loads have deferred this season, that’s hot to be a huge part in attendances.
(Tongue in cheek time or EB trying to bring a little perspective back as we just lost a game really not a war)Just when the club are coming under fire from everywhere with the “empty seats”’jibe it’s like this season they’ve done everything in their power to make it worse. Buying tickets got harder, getting in got slower, access has got worse. I’m no Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells and find 90% of fan whines to be embarrassing and often misplaced, but this season someone has fucked up on a massive scale.
I’m in the CB level 2 so can only comment on what I can see, the South Stand definitely looks the worst from my view.that’s just south stand level 3. This is happening around the whole ground regularly.