Caveman
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You going to Wednesday?
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Approx 29,000 sold to date for Monday's Play Off Game
- Thread starter spoonie
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You going to Wednesday?
brightn'ove
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as said, there are already c26,000 tickets sold, with over 2000 sold today alone. Win/draw tomorrow and they will all be gone over the weekend.
Skaville
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Yes thanks. You?
It was uncanny in it's accuracy up to the bus stop bit - if she'd only gone into the Railway Bell next.
Hampster Gull
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rich girl. Must have voted EU in
Caveman
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Good man. Look forward to the pictures celebrating!
I'm not going to the away leg, will have to settle watching this one in the pub, but you won't see me complaining about attendances.
Nixonator
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Not sure how you've worked that one out with the figures given? We are already over a 26k gate, and you expect us to sell less than 500-700 tickets between now and Monday?
We've sold c50 in the time between these posts. I'm guessing we'll have about 2-3k left by the time we kick off tomorrow.
I'm expecting a gate of 28k minimum, and if some fans I don't really understand see a good result tomorrow, then it will be a sell out.
Skaville
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I didn't go to boro to be fair, couldn't get a ticket so this was a must. I'm just a little disappointed that despite the Friday night, the short notice and how recent the boro game was were only taking 1500.
Caveman
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I think a Friday night and sky tv , Boro away and the fact the 2nd leg is the critical game are just as much to blame. 1500+ Die hards will make some noise.
To be honest I don't give a flying fig about the attendance on Monday. If we win the tie overall there could be less than 10k and I will still be going gibbon dung!
Caveman
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Something I have noticed down the years the games that sell out quickly are normally the most disappointing!
kingcole
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For both Derby and Palace the club were charging higher prices and didn't have any options for known supporters to buy extra tickets. Kudos to them sorting both this time.
Currently available.
North 95 (centre sold. Pairs only in N1H)
WSL 639 (centre sold. 400 of these are in W1A)
WSU 325 (most available southern end. Singles only north end)
ESL 707 (500 of which are in family area)
ESU 410
South 788
Under 3k
Currently available.
North 95 (centre sold. Pairs only in N1H)
WSL 639 (centre sold. 400 of these are in W1A)
WSU 325 (most available southern end. Singles only north end)
ESL 707 (500 of which are in family area)
ESU 410
South 788
Under 3k
Behind Enemy Lines
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All of this is further proof that the Amex does not need expanding. 30,000 odd is big enough.
Return of the Rev
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If we are waiting for tonight's result then what would be a bad result? 3-0+ any other score means a cracking night could be in store on Monday!
Approx 25,000 sold already for Monday's Play Off Game
30,000 is fine for us at Championship level, certainly.
Small clubs like Palace have seen c10,000 fans appear upon promotion to the Premier League. As they played in a half-full stadium in the Championship, they could accommodate them. We'd not be able to do the same, if we achieve promotion ourselves.
30,000 is fine for us at Championship level, certainly.
Small clubs like Palace have seen c10,000 fans appear upon promotion to the Premier League. As they played in a half-full stadium in the Championship, they could accommodate them. We'd not be able to do the same, if we achieve promotion ourselves.
Return of the Rev
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Premiere league would mean 30k s/t sales at least for the first couple of seasons
(in an expanded amex) Would like us to beat the record crowd at the Goldstone in a future amexROSM
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As I said before. In the Amex era we have had 18 games with more than 28k as the official attendance. Of those, 15 were league games where it's based on seats sold and 6 were between 28 and 28.5k so within margin of error for non attendees
So if we sell more than 28k then it will likely be our 3rd highest midweek attendance and probably in our top 10 overall of that period
So if we sell more than 28k then it will likely be our 3rd highest midweek attendance and probably in our top 10 overall of that period
But when we were last promoted to the top division our gates went down, as some people would rather see a side win regularly in a lower division than be beaten in a division higher (I'm not saying that it's necessarily the case that our gates would go down but it would be a possibility).