Charlton Away - Tickets On Sale Friday

[Dave the OAP]

Ou tutorial till 12.30 so a hell of a rush to get to Charlton for 3, so not this time

 

[Djmiles]

In what way? The facilities at Charlton are no better than Selhurst, and it's behind the goal.

Errrr.....we get a plastic seat at Charlton?

 

[pottert]

For us to sell out this one we will need to start winning games between now & then

 

[stripeyshark]

Errrr.....we get a plastic seat at Charlton?

What's that?

 

[Notters]

Why on earth is the away end the top priced stand [MENTION=1792]fataddick[/MENTION]? It's this most run down of all your stands and it's behind the goal.

 

[Notters]

For us to sell out this one we will need to start winning games between now & then

Nah, this'll sell out easier than palace.

 

[Gazwag]

Why on earth is the away end the top priced stand [MENTION=1792]fataddick[/MENTION]? It's this most run down of all your stands and it's behind the goal.

Because 3,400 x £5 = £17,000 which after VAT is £14,167 pure profit - hopefully we will put on an extra fiver as well when they come down to us

 

[Was not Was]

Why on earth is the away end the top priced stand [MENTION=1792]fataddick[/MENTION]? It's this most run down of all your stands and it's behind the goal.

I like how - as a result of most of the long-term Albion fans having chosen WSU seats at Falmer - we're now sniffy about being behind the goal, even for away games. I'm sure this didn't used to be the case.

 

[StillHateBellotti]

I'd like to see matchday prices based on the quality of the game. So for example, Club X prices its 10-out-of-10 rated home games at £40 for an adult ticket in a certain stand. People buy their tickets on credit/debit card for £40 in advance of the game. An independent expert at the game rates the game out of 10 for quality (in an objective way, ie not skewed towards whether the home or away fans in particular would have been entertained by it, but how a neutral would), if it's rated below 10 people are refunded £4 per point (£2 per half-point) that it's below. So, if for example it's rated 7/10, the ticket holder has £12 of what he paid refunded to his credit card. If it's rated 2/10 he gets back £30 so at least he "only paid a tenner for that shite". Season ticket seats would work on the same basis, but would be priced a little lower - £35 for a 10/10 game (£3.50 per point refund), say. ST holders could either pay for the whole season up front (getting money back throughout the season after each non-10/10 game), or in instalments of say 5-or-6 games, with the overall refund for that batch of games reducing the price of the next installment, etc. I think this idea is a work of genius, although no club will adopt it as it makes planning cashflow a total nightmare...

I like the idea of that as going on this seasons performances so far we would be win win......... 3/10 nice refund.

 

[Munkfish]

Reckon we will sell out, however will go on general sale before we do.

 

[Munkfish]

Tickets go on sale online after the Leeds game and in person from Monday 5th, we have been given full allocation as already mentioned, but still no offically confirmation on the price of the tickets or loyalty points.

 

[Arthur]

In what way? The facilities at Charlton are no better than Selhurst, and it's behind the goal.

I'd go as far to say they are worse. At least at Selhurst you can see the pitch. If you're in the back bit of the stand at Charlton you struggle to see the goal in front of you because it's too close to the stand and if you're right a back of said stand the roof hangs down and blocks the far goal.

I like the Valley as a ground but the away end has to be one of the worst in the football league.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I like the Valley as a ground but the away end has to be one of the worst in the football league.

Gillingham?

 

[Arthur]

Gillingham?

Never had any issue seeing the pitch at Gillingham either on the terrace or the mechano.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Never had any issue seeing the pitch at Gillingham either on the terrace or the mechano.

So you judge the quality of the away end as to whether you can see the pitch?

 

[Munkfish]

So you judge the quality of the away end as to whether you can see the pitch?

Surely that is one of the main reasons to judge an away end! if i paid £30 but couldnt see the pitch, but it had nice toilets, I couldnt give a f***.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Surely that is one of the main reasons to judge an away end! if i paid £30 but couldnt see the pitch, but it had nice toilets, I couldnt give a f***.

Most away games it's sit where you want unless it's sold out, so you forego one pint and get there just a bit earlier. To be fair, Charlton stewards do make you sit/stand where your ticket says.

 

[Notters]

I like how - as a result of most of the long-term Albion fans having chosen WSU seats at Falmer - we're now sniffy about being behind the goal, even for away games. I'm sure this didn't used to be the case.

Not being sniffy, they're just usually the cheapest seats, as they are at the Amex.

 

[Notters]

I'd go as far to say they are worse. At least at Selhurst you can see the pitch. If you're in the back bit of the stand at Charlton you struggle to see the goal in front of you because it's too close to the stand and if you're right a back of said stand the roof hangs down and blocks the far goal.

I like the Valley as a ground but the away end has to be one of the worst in the football league.

Are you sure?

 

[Arthur]

So you judge the quality of the away end as to whether you can see the pitch?

Well I find it helps being able to see the game......most of the time.