Crawley (Wolves) or Liverpool?? Work it out.
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[Albion] EFL / Carabao Cup Fourth Round draw [Liverpool at home]
- Thread starter Bozza
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Milano
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I was expecting 5 points but those prices are a bit steep IMO, I'm slightly surprised/disapointed. Our CEO should want a sell out, preferably with actual Albion fans in all the home seats!! It's half term week so more likely for U18s to take their STs or for new kids to come along; those prices won't help that at all.
I also assume that it won't include travel either?
Money, money, money.
I also assume that it won't include travel either?
Money, money, money.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,036
Totally logical decision.
The loyalty points should be higher when the opposition isn’t as attractive. I don’t see what the club have done wrong there. Liverpool is more of a saleable draw, whereas Crawley isn’t.
Ticket prices are actually up a tenner on Crawley and Wolves though. They could have probably split the difference and made it £20, £15 and £10.
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studio150
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On sale from tomorrow and you get to have your ST seat, £25 and 5 points
From the website:
Ticket information
Season ticket holders can buy their season ticket seat from 9am on Friday 4 October.
Displaced* season ticket holders can pick from remaining seats at the same time.
MyAlbion+ members**/all season ticket holders can buy remaining seats from 2pm on Monday 7 October.
Season ticket holders/MyAlbion+ members can buy up to two guest tickets from 9am on Wednesday 9 October.
*Due to Liverpool's allocation being bigger than a standard Premier League allocation, some supporters who are sat in S1G will be displaced. Supporters in this block will receive a separate email confirming that they have been displaced and will have the option to select their seat elsewhere in the stadium.
**Membership must have been bought prior to the fourth round draw on 25 September, or bought on an account with previous purchase history.
Pricing:
Adult: £25
65+/Under 21: £20
Under-18: £15
Points awarded for this fixture: 5
Ticket information
Season ticket holders can buy their season ticket seat from 9am on Friday 4 October.
Displaced* season ticket holders can pick from remaining seats at the same time.
MyAlbion+ members**/all season ticket holders can buy remaining seats from 2pm on Monday 7 October.
Season ticket holders/MyAlbion+ members can buy up to two guest tickets from 9am on Wednesday 9 October.
*Due to Liverpool's allocation being bigger than a standard Premier League allocation, some supporters who are sat in S1G will be displaced. Supporters in this block will receive a separate email confirming that they have been displaced and will have the option to select their seat elsewhere in the stadium.
**Membership must have been bought prior to the fourth round draw on 25 September, or bought on an account with previous purchase history.
Pricing:
Adult: £25
65+/Under 21: £20
Under-18: £15
Points awarded for this fixture: 5
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,620
[Albion] - EFL / Carabao Cup Fourth Round draw [Liverpool at home]
£15 for anyone who attended the previous games That would be handy
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bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
Should be free for all the loyal supporters who went to the first 2 cup games and £40 for the ones who couldn't be bothered.
How so? You had to have bought it before the draw was made unless you have purchase history.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,610
Anyone know if Travel is included?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Certainly is not.
Indeed you’re right. I’m just disappointed at the pricing and had hoped it would be in line with the earlier rounds.
Why don’t they make it clear when they release ticket information?
Weststander
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We fancy trying another part of the stadium, as a pair of seats.
Will that be feasible for this, or will 90% plus ST’s take their allocation?
(We’re STH’ers but with few points as we rarely travel away).
Vaughan Storm
Active member
Whether 90% take up their st's or not, they'll still be thousands of match-by-match tickets free available anyway, so you should be fine.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,036
I reckon a fair few Sussex based Liverpool fans will have some sort of purchase history.
I’d say less than 90% will take their own seats
Winker
CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE
Just changed my vote to Liverpool, mystic smeg or what?
Weststander
Well-known member
Commonplace. We know loads of Sussex born n bred Arse or Spurs or Newcastle TV fans who are Albion members, for one Amex game per season.