Selling 6000+ tickets to 20,000+ regular fans in such a clear and fair way is a great effort.
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twowheelsbest
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Have we sold out then? - Thats one in the eye for the Gloom merchants who were predicting a half empty away stand!
brightonmark1234
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close to selling out
Pretty pink fairy
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glory hunters ?
GreersElbow
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Received mine in the post today, Block 127 row 27 seat 194. Doesn't look like a bad view, but I think I'll enjoy the atmosphere just as much as anything. For those who want a rough idea of what their view will be like: Anfield Seating Plan - Liverpool FC select Anfield road, then just find your block 
Seemed spot on. Think I'm right that the initial points requirement meant Withdean STHs and new STHs who'd been to majority of cup and away games had a couple of days to buy and then dropped a sensible amount each day. Guess there's now someone in the ticket office who can use a spreadsheet.
In fairness they are probably beginning to get an idea of the take up rates for various loyalty point bands.
Pretty pink fairy
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find the whole thing a joke, got a Palace ticket without all this nonsense, not what you know!
True dat. The binfest that will ensue if we are anywhere near getting a play off spot will be incredible.
Tooting Gull
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Speaking as someone who won't be going, I think it was done very fairly this time, arguably the best to date in recent years. After initial 3,000 odd, big trigger points at 1050, and if it had got that far 1000 and then general sale.
There is no more reasonable way to do it, and I say that as someone who is gutted not to be going, albeit through having to work that evening rather than missing out.
Looks like I'm going to have to sneak away and watch it in a pub in Newport, Wales, which will presumably be full of Reds. Any recommendations gratefully received (non-fighting preferably)...
There is no more reasonable way to do it, and I say that as someone who is gutted not to be going, albeit through having to work that evening rather than missing out.
Looks like I'm going to have to sneak away and watch it in a pub in Newport, Wales, which will presumably be full of Reds. Any recommendations gratefully received (non-fighting preferably)...
seagullsovergrimsby
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Only the crap view seats left , the best of which (£27) are only available from The Amex or ticketline if you have enough loyalty points.
Selling 6000+ tickets to 20,000+ regular fans in such a clear and fair way is a great effort.
Agreed unanimously by all those who have succeeded in getting a ticket.
Anybody who disagrees is just a whinging malcontent.
bob monkhouse
Hmmmm........
Selling 6000+ tickets to 20,000+ regular fans in such a clear and fair way is a great effort.
Spot on sir !
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We sold out at Villa few years ago, this tie is much more appealing and there is now almost 4 times as many STH's so I don't see why people were expecting it not to sell out. And unlike when we played Villa it's not out of the realms of possibility that we could win.
Weststander
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That's great news, for a Sunday teatime kickoff.
Wasn't there a gloomy thread on here in the last 36 hours that embarrassingly we'd only sold half at 3,000?
Wasn't there a gloomy thread on here in the last 36 hours that embarrassingly we'd only sold half at 3,000?
Weststander
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I went to that Villa game 2 years ago.
Already the Gus era was well under way, and the underlying core (large numbers) adoration of the club was revealed.
It was a much more user friendly Sat 3 pm kickoff and much shorter round trip.
