worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
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Tough game. Oh well.
Tough game. Oh well.
By the time we play this game we will have our Iranian and Columbian chaps back. That's some depth.
I'd open the whole ground but make it a free-for-all from the off. The reason being is that this is the sort of game where people will bring along friends, family and kids that might not otherwise go. If it's STH claims first, then that makes it difficult for STHs who want to bring extras.
Open up the whole ground and let people choose. STHs will be able to get their seat, or very close to it, but also be able to sit in a group with non-STHs if they so wish.
Hopefully the whole ground will be open. If the pricing is right the tickets will sell.
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Home draw, lower league opponents, potential pantomime villain for entertainment.......great stuff. Come on Mr Barber, price this for a sellout and come on Mr Hughton, let’s have a proper go at this.
For anyone who has taken a friend along to a PL match they will know how expensive it is. My eldest came recently, £15 coach, £9 food and £48 ticket.
I used to own the seat next to me in the East Upper and as it's a single seat surrounded by ST holders, it rarely sells so is available most games but just too much to take anyone.
Price WBA at £20 incl travel and I've got 5 who will happily join me. BUT I need to be able to book 5 tickets in one go rather than ST holders first and then others.
Nonsense
For anyone who has taken a friend along to a PL match they will know how expensive it is. My eldest came recently, £15 coach, £9 food and £48 ticket.
I used to own the seat next to me in the East Upper and as it's a single seat surrounded by ST holders, it rarely sells so is available most games but just too much to take anyone.
Price WBA at £20 incl travel and I've got 5 who will happily join me. BUT I need to be able to book 5 tickets in one go rather than ST holders first and then others.
Lower - £10 adults and we’ll get 20k home fans.
Pleased with that draw but will be a tough game for our fringe players.
Did he? I'm not sure that's the case, even if he didn't "play the kids".
Only three of the players who started against Bournemouth seem to be in Hughton's starting XI right now - Duffy, Stephens and Locadia, although you could make a case for Andone too.
We have a very strong squad now, and some players competing for spots are quite tightly matched, but let's not kid ourselves that the Bournemouth side was Hughton's first choice for when he wants to get a result.
this. I bought late and had to settle for west upper, rear, north end, great view of the game but by f*ck I was knackered climbing all those steps, don't think I could get a north stand seat?
hmmm, I thought it was transport included for Coventry as I seem to recall there was a train strike and we had to get the bus over instead and never paid but I may be thinking of a different matchNever going to be these prices, we'd make a loss - I paid £7.00 to watch County League football this weekend.
To get a decent crowd, P&R / Trains have to be included, plus VAT comes off the ticket price.
It is of course a really good chance to reduce ticket prices, and get some people who perhaps don't get the chance to come along, especially with kids.
I believe Coventry was £18.00, but no transport included.
I'd go for £22.00 for adults to include transport.
Transport/P&R is never included in the ticket price for matches that aren't league matches. I'd say £15 would be a good price if it doesn't include transport.