Begin the binfest

[el_ciddy]

I'll be selling my ticket to some TV Arse supporter.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Oops!

Still hope the prices are sensible, and a full house.

I certainly hope it's a full house. I just can't see the ticket price being lower than £30 though. TV or no TV there will be enough demand to sell out.

 

[seagulls4ever]

Because I can't see people paying out £35-£40 for tickets if they can watch on telly. We'd get about 22,000 at top prices and could sell out if pricing is spot on. I'd still go but pretty certain that at £20 a ticket I'd have a group of 8 - 10 mates / family wanting to go at £35 it would be me and my lad.

Cat A pricing is £32-£42 plus £1.50 booking fee. And I think that's what the club will go for, unfortunately.

I'd like to go but not at those prices. As you say I'll watch on the box instead if it's on.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Hardly going to make that much difference.



We'd all love to get in for a tenner but what on earth makes you think the club won't charge cat A match day prices for a game against the Cup holders and a team who have competed in the CL for the last 100 years!!!

Agree, but I just wonder whether it will sell out at full prices, especially if it's on TV?

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Please NO "You're just a small town in Tottingham" chants.......

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

TV or no TV there will be enough demand to sell out.

I hope you're right, but not sure.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

I hope they charge cat a prices as it will sell out. The dross posted on here about cheaper tickets, the club will maximise its revenue. That has to mean full price.

 

[sparkie]

Barber will be licking his lips

No doubt some will say master-of-all-things-albion Barber will be instructing 'yes man' Hewton to get a draw and a money bags replay

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Because I can't see people paying out £35-£40 for tickets if they can watch on telly. We'd get about 22,000 at top prices and could sell out if pricing is spot on. I'd still go but pretty certain that at £20 a ticket I'd have a group of 8 - 10 mates / family wanting to go at £35 it would be me and my lad.

You're wrong.

It will sell out at top prices.

 

[spence]

What is the official record Amex crowd then?

 

[spence]

Because I can't see people paying out £35-£40 for tickets if they can watch on telly. We'd get about 22,000 at top prices and could sell out if pricing is spot on. I'd still go but pretty certain that at £20 a ticket I'd have a group of 8 - 10 mates / family wanting to go at £35 it would be me and my lad.

Complete tosh. It will be around 28k and upwards

 

[Superphil]

Cat A pricing is £32-£42 plus £1.50 booking fee. And I think that's what the club will go for, unfortunately.

I'd like to go but not at those prices. As you say I'll watch on the box instead if it's on.

Isn't it £1 per ticket if you book online? Could have sworn that's what was added into my Chortle tickets when I bought them this morning, or is the fee higher when you buy home tickets?

 

[Official Old Man]

Had it been Arsenal v Albion with tickets at £70 to £130 we would sell out our section. Just saying.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Complete tosh. It will be around 28k and upwards

In 2013 it was ...

... 27,113.

 

[grubbyhands]

What is the official record Amex crowd then?

30,003 I seem to remember announced so about 28000 in reality.

 

[swindonseagull]

Had it been Arsenal v Albion with tickets at £70 to £130 we would sell out our section. Just saying.

I would not go at those prices.

 

[spence]

30,003 I seem to remember announced so about 28000 in reality.

But we wasn't allowed that many in due to rules or something at the time(safety certificate)

 

[Quinney]

In 2013 it was ...

... 27,113.

Was it live on TV? Can't remember.

 

[Bozza]

In 2013 it was ...

... 27,113.

The ground wasn't finished then. That was the record attendance at the time.

 

[Frutos]

Was it live on TV? Can't remember.

It was not.