Least Attractive Away match next season

[Brighton M]

Just having a quick scan at some ticket prices - promotion is going to hit us in the pockets.

Barnsley - £26
Palace - £30
Hull - £25
Bristol City - £31/£20 - depends on the fixture
Nottingham Forster - £25
Middlesborough - £26
Leeds - £25
Millwall - £22
Pompey - £20
Swansea - £25
Coventry - £25

 

[Smithy]

Bristol City £31 and £20?

 

[Hunting 784561]

you sure

relatively...compared to Ninian Park anyway

 

[Brighton M]

Bristol City £31 and £20?

Good spot, not sure now which games those were for but they must do category prices

 

[Mr Everyone]

SCC/Pompey/Reading/Londons = attractive for JCLs. So the nearer Brighton the least attractive. Millwall is an exception.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Just having a quick scan at some ticket prices - promotion is going to hit us in the pockets.

Barnsley - £26
Palace - £30
Hull - £25
Bristol City - £31/£20 - depends on the fixture
Nottingham Forster - £25
Middlesborough - £26
Leeds - £25
Millwall - £22
Pompey - £20
Swansea - £25
Coventry - £25

How on EARTH can the owners of the WORST stadium amongst that lot have the NERVE to charge £30??

Oh hang on, I didn't see Fratton there, now that is a hovel too, but at least it's only £20. Christ on a bike, £30 for Selhurst Park is unbelievable.

 

[DerbyGull]

SCC/Pompey/Reading/Londons = attractive for JCLs. So the nearer Brighton the least attractive. Millwall is an exception.

Easier to get tickets oop north

 

[Devon Seagull]

Cardiff have a great new ground. It's relatively safe now as well !

got stoned (with stones) at Cardiff one year. always an under current of feeling not safe at Cardiff.

 

[perseus]

Wigan

 

[TS90]

Boro, Doncaster or Burnley.

 

[Beach Hut]

Leeds, always sh1te and never a nice place to go.

 

[NUFC1892]

Smog city
It looks like a wasteland following a nuclear holocaust & i don't think i've ever seen that stadium full.

Fair assessment I'd say!

If I was a Brighton fan, the prospect of going to the DW would be making me a bit angry. It's f***ing shit, absolutely awful ground in an awful place with more empty seats than people. If they stay up I'll be gutted.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Middlesbrough, Wigan, Burnley.

Would say Hull but the stadium's new for me and is a lot better than the old place.

 

[RM-Taylor]

Leeds will cost more as next season away fans are in part of the West Stand (most expensive part of the ground)

 

[saafend_seagull]

Think most will appear to be unattractive since we will have a proper stadium..

Only about 4 stadiums in this division I haven't been to, and Middlesbrough is one, so I will look to go there despite what everyone is saying!

 

[8ace]

I only like going away games when I can buy a ticket on the day and it's not too far away and I can get back for my dinner by half past seven at the latest. I have no interest in going games up north when it is expensive and you have to buy tickets for the train in advance and you have to get up very early in the morning.

 

[Beach Hut]

I only like going away games when I can buy a ticket on the day and it's not too far away and I can get back for my dinner by half past seven at the latest. I have no interest in going games up north when it is expensive and you have to buy tickets for the train in advance and you have to get up very early in the morning.

JCL

 

[8ace]

JCL

At least I don't get my railfare for free just for giving Sir Bob Reid a reacharound :safeway:

 

[SirElliotBennett]

The potential of going to MK away again is rather off putting. Middlesborough isn't very appealing and neither is the likes of Doncaster, Reading and a third trip in a row to St Mary's.

What's wrong with Reading?
Nice ground, good team and not too far.

 

[Notters]

Burnleys a cracking awayday, been there four times.