How much do you get for winning the LC? Considering every place in the PL is 1.2m it might make more sense to focus on the games before and after.
We could not bother. Maybe buy some property instead ? The football just gets in the way.
There were no trains home back to Brighton after the match , that’s why full allocation was not taken
You might be onto something. League Cup winners get £100,000 - could just buy a house in Brighton and wait for 5 years instead, and that's a guaranteed return for the investment, very different from putting a team out every week.
With this game, there will be several train options back and whatever happens with the game we can all expect to be back on the south coast by midnight latest.
If tickets are priced sensibly, I think we'll take a very large number
Potential for 8000 allocation for this one.
Aside from the obvious incentives of silverware and a place in the Europa Conference League, winning the Carabou cup could provide about £2million in accumulated gate receipts. Actual prize money is a paltry £100K.
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No way will we field a strong side wolves away weekend before & villa home after before world cup break till boxing day
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No train to goring after quarter-past 10 so I doubt we'll take anymore than we did to spurs (if it's the same for other stations)
If the top 7 of the Premier League are getting a bye straight into the 3rd Round of the EFL Cup then they should have to play their 3rd round ties away to compensate for this obvious advantage. I appreciate that if they are drawn against each other such as Man City vs Chelsea then the tie should stand as drawn but in future why not just switch the ties around if they are drawn at home , ie - Derby vs Liverpool , Villa vs Man Utd , Brighton vs Arsenal etc.
I was there and was surprised to see Glenn in the first team. I went to school with his older brother. Glenn didn't play well if I remember correctly (but who did that game) but hey he can say he played against the arse at Highbury. If I remember right both Glenn and his brother were Burnley fans. Strange for that time, not being one of the bigger teams.So who else was at Arsenal the last time we played them in the League Cup.
A replay (remember them?} November 1979 lost 4-0, a game mainly remembered as it was Glenn Geard's 45 minutes in an Albion shirt. (his entire first team career)
Hopefully a better result this time.