Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
It is NOT cheaper for 23000 of us who have already paid for a season ticket.
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[Albion] 12,342 ticket remaining for palace
- Thread starter spoonie
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It is NOT cheaper for 23000 of us who have already paid for a season ticket.
Or those that got a Stoke ticket for £15
- Aug 8, 2005
- 27,192
I am going
No, again, even though mid-week matches are inconvenient for me, I went to Stoke because I'd already paid for it.
Albion v Stoke in the PL is more important to me than Albion v Palace in the FA Cup.
(West Brom away is more important too. And I'm going to that.)
Return of the Rev
Well-known member
Who's out tonight protecting the Albion sacred sites?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Lol, so am I!
Just disputing that £25 is cheaper than £0!
And yes, I'm aware that it's not really nothing, but it is money already paid out and accounted for.
Who's out tonight protecting the Albion sacred sites?
Good point [emoji106]
Palace have either not sold out their 2,000 tickets or have only just managed to do so today. They had to keep adding new phases with fewer loyalty points because those stated when tickets first went on sale didn't buy all the tickets. When the ticketing details were announced, they were in uproar as they could easily fill the 4,500 tickets they were due under Cup rules.
So, pathetic or otherwise, Palace fans seem to feel pretty much the same about this one: some can be arsed, many can't.
I've no idea. I'll judge each game on merit. I was one of the few who bought a ticket AND went to Bournemouth away in the League Cup - that one appealed. Arsenal at home in the Cup a few years ago didn't appeal so I didn't go. I have no idea what the magic ingredient is that makes me want to go or not but some games have it and some don't. Often the midweek games in obscure Northern places are the ones I will bother with - Rotherham away last season for example.
I'm almost tempted to go tomorrow night. Not to watch the game but to give a hug to all those feeling embarrassed about it all, poor lambs.
23,000 had "free" tickets. And the league is more important.
I'm not being rude - I'm very much live and let live. But I don't care what other fans think about Albion fans. If nothing else, experience suggests there's absolutely nothing I can do to change their views.
Bansko Seagull
Bansko Seagull
We wanted to take a family member who had not been to the Amex before but we're not able to buy a ticket as he has no purchasing history. It is therefore even more difficult for the club to sell the remaining tickets as they can only fish in a pool that is restricted.
There's a good 10,000 or so season ticket holders/points harvesters who might let you buy a ticket using their account.
The Birdman
New member
you must know somone who could help you out.
Milano
Well-known member
I've finally relented and bought mine for tomorrow night, despite every logical part of my brain telling me not to, but feck it!!
I'm like Barber in the transfer window me, keep them waiting.....
I'm like Barber in the transfer window me, keep them waiting.....
Ecosse Exile
New member
You can tell them all that we'll stand or fall for Sussex by the sea*
*unless its on a monday night, on telly against a team who some of their fans wear hoodies and let off bangers
*unless its on a monday night, on telly against a team who some of their fans wear hoodies and let off bangers
nicko31
Well-known member
Whatever happens, our attendance will be pretty respectable compared to some this weekend.
- Aug 8, 2005
- 27,192
Woohoo, 10,000 to go!
- Aug 8, 2005
- 27,192
Be honest, you’re still thinking about going aren’t you
Indeed. I contacted my group this afternoon asking if anyone fancied going now, but none do. So I'm not either.