True, I couldn't get to all games because of work.
You must remember work. Something you do to earn money to pay bills, rather than scrounge off us workers. But being Palace, maybe you don't remember it afterall.
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True, I couldn't get to all games because of work.
You must remember work. Something you do to earn money to pay bills, rather than scrounge off us workers. But being Palace, maybe you don't remember it afterall.
Eggmundo
U & I R listening to KAOS
- Jul 8, 2003
- 3,466
Why not against Reading? You got something against teams that win games.
I'm amazed that BRIGHTON of all people can take the high ground over attendances when you couldn't get more than 5,000 fans in your ground for the last few years. Suddenly loads of Arsenal/United/City fans want to come, and you STILL can't sell out a new ground!!!
At least the fans in our ground watch the last twenty minutes, regardless of the score
Oh god, another one.
Philzo-93
Well-known member
Why not against Reading? You got something against teams that win games.
I'm amazed that BRIGHTON of all people can take the high ground over attendances when you couldn't get more than 5,000 fans in your ground for the last few years. Suddenly loads of Arsenal/United/City fans want to come, and you STILL can't sell out a new ground!!!
At least the fans in our ground watch the last twenty minutes, regardless of the score
I recommend you look at the link that was put on this thread on the first page before saying shit like that 
As for the last twenty minutes, it's so empty at Shithurst for the previous 70 minutes as it is, you won't be able to tell who's left or not.
Albion Dan
Banned
Lets wait for an official announcement. Palace must be losing money hand over fist with their paltry support and lack of cash generating opportunity at their hovel. Giving us an extra 2k would be worth £50k min to them. So it really is more their loss and very shortsighted. Id be amazed if the owners are that daft.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
- 5,642
This. Reminds me what it was like to lose money every game at Withdean
deletebeepbeepbeep
Well-known member
- May 12, 2009
- 21,798
Why not against Reading? You got something against teams that win games.
I'm amazed that BRIGHTON of all people can take the high ground over attendances when you couldn't get more than 5,000 fans in your ground for the last few years. Suddenly loads of Arsenal/United/City fans want to come, and you STILL can't sell out a new ground!!!
At least the fans in our ground watch the last twenty minutes, regardless of the score
Err, we've sold out every league home game and come close to selling out for early Carling Cup games. Also, we have sold out an England U18 match FFS, okay okay the tickets where £3 but Palace can;t sell out their own HOME games when offering tickets for a £1 let along an England kids game.
Every single home ticket for every single home league game at the Amex has sold out. That's a FACT. Unfortunately we're unable to do much about away teams who are unable to fill the end we give them.
If you doubt this, trawl through Brighton and Hove Albion | BHAFC Scores, News, Transfers, Fixtures where you'll find 'Sold out' news about every home league game this season. I know I don't have to look at your site to know that you've not sold out one game yet.
At least the fans in our ground watch the last twenty minutes, regardless of the score
Maybe, but we still have more left in our ground at 90 mins than you do.
Cheers Mr. hawking. Your average of Brighton fans is around 10k then.You're not averaging 14,000 Palace fans though, are you?
Your average attendance so far this season has been skewed by the 20,000 who came along to see West Ham. And 4,356 (four thousand three hundred and fifty six) of those were 'appy 'ammers.
The average Palace attendance for home games is way below 14,000.
Hope this helps
Thanks for your input although I would say 10% being sensible was pretty high for this forum.
Stop trying to convince yourself that you have even half decent fans.Before this season your last average above 10k was some time in the 80's.The Goldstone wasn't the best but had a roof and yet most of you gave up until legoland was built.
Were you one of them?
That's very rich coming from you. Mindless drivel most of the time.
saafend_seagull
Well-known member
Let me get this right, our support is far superior than Palace's despite having more expensive match day prices, and being about 10 places further down the table? Jokes.
Also, I will easily be able to get tickets in the Palace end if I miss out on the away end seeing as I live about 5 stops from Palace on the east london overground line
No doubt be joined by 2,000 other Brighton fans.
Also, I will easily be able to get tickets in the Palace end if I miss out on the away end seeing as I live about 5 stops from Palace on the east london overground line
No doubt be joined by 2,000 other Brighton fans.
AMEXican Wave
AMEX Ruffian
- Sep 21, 2010
- 1,226
1) Clearly it's disappointing to get only 2500 tickets, it will sell out easily and some fans will be disappointed
2) There is an element of childishness about the decision of the Palace owners - they only got 2500 tickets, so they'll only give us that. To be fair, deep down they probably do realize that the reason for their AMEX allocation was that the ground only holds 22500, of which 18500 were presold to season ticket holders, and with complementaries and the guaranteed 1K available for match to match home sales, this meant no more available to away fans. Away allocation will increase when the ground is upgraded to £30K+.
3) It will cost the Palace owners ~£40K in ticket revenue after tax is deducted. They're rich enough that this doesn't really matter I suppose - 10K each is probably nothing to them, and 'money well lost' I guess.
2) There is an element of childishness about the decision of the Palace owners - they only got 2500 tickets, so they'll only give us that. To be fair, deep down they probably do realize that the reason for their AMEX allocation was that the ground only holds 22500, of which 18500 were presold to season ticket holders, and with complementaries and the guaranteed 1K available for match to match home sales, this meant no more available to away fans. Away allocation will increase when the ground is upgraded to £30K+.
3) It will cost the Palace owners ~£40K in ticket revenue after tax is deducted. They're rich enough that this doesn't really matter I suppose - 10K each is probably nothing to them, and 'money well lost' I guess.
Personally I was a season ticket holder at the Goldstone, Gillingham, Withdean and now the Amex. But this isn't about me.
Saying we haven't had a capacity above 10k of late is like saying we are undefeated against Manchester United since 1993...
We haven't averaged 10k or more because we haven't had a stadium that could hold 10k or more for quite a while.
We are unbeaten against Manchester United since 1993 because we haven't played them for quite a while.
We gave Palace the same allocation we give everyone else. Fair and equitable.
Palace are giving us less allocation than they give most/all other teams. Example: West Ham had just shy of 4,500 there.
deletebeepbeepbeep
Well-known member
- May 12, 2009
- 21,798
It's incredibly childish...they got our maximum away allocation, what more did they want. Refusing to give us the same away allocation as they have given other clubs is just so so petty.
Stop answering will you I am busy trying to work and these Tesco trollies won't return to the front of the store by themselves.
Stopped crying yet ?
I guess the pink pound is worth less in Croydon.