[Albion] Coventry at HOME

[BN9 BHA]

This from 4 years ago... they have an amazing fan base

https://youtu.be/jLz-t7o_2vg

Throwing beer around on a concourse with most holding a phone up in the air filming.... Yep amazing as you say
Don't think I've seen any other fans do this

 

[BensGrandad]

£10 tickets otherwise another low crowd.

Is that what you call good fans. £15 no travel inc £20 to include travel

 

[Weststander]

That and they are likely to be the lowest ranked club still in it.

They showed Burnley v Lincoln at the same stage last season - not a million miles away in terms of the club's profiles and league standings. Coventry probably have more of a story for the reason you state.

In that case I envisage a Saturday lunch time kick off on BBC, so it's not a particular dent on otherwise modest viewing figures at that time.

 

[severnside gull]

Looking at their fans' forum they are unexcited but not unoptimistic against a side that will be focussed on a relegation fight and putting out their second string. Appreciative of support for a SISU-out protest and I really hope we can give that a go. I'm not sure what the south end can actually accommodate. Their maximum allowance is 4500 but I've an idea we can only fit 3.5k to 4k in that end. Could be wrong though and hopefully the price will be attractive. My guess would be no travel (not enough time to organise it?) and £20 as the base line before concessions.

 

[Bozza]

Looking at their fans' forum they are unexcited but not unoptimistic against a side that will be focussed on a relegation fight and putting out their second string. Appreciative of support for a SISU-out protest and I really hope we can give that a go. I'm not sure what the south end can actually accommodate. Their maximum allowance is 4500 but I've an idea we can only fit 3.5k to 4k in that end. Could be wrong though and hopefully the price will be attractive. My guess would be no travel (not enough time to organise it?) and £20 as the base line before concessions.

I'm not sure why there'd be not be inclusive travel, at least for logistical reasons - it was included in the Palace £25 tickets in the third round.

 

[Marshy]

Home draw was I wanted, happy days. In with a good shout

Under estimate them at our peril

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

£10 tickets = Sell Out.

You know it makes sense PB.

Agree with that, but remember the travel needs to be paid for.

£20. For adults and £10.00 for concessions. Same prices for away fans

Sell out, or close to it, hopefully with 4,500 cov fans.

 

[Weststander]

If we didn't even manage 15,000 for the Palace game in 3rd round then it could be just the North stand and the South stand

Barber's pricing plan will determine the attendance, plus a bit of luck with the match kept on a weekend day time.

If he wants a huge crowd and at the same time make a great PR move, £15 for adults would be fantastic.

 

[worthingseagull123]

This 100% will be on tv

Not so sure.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Looking at their fans' forum they are unexcited but not unoptimistic against a side that will be focussed on a relegation fight and putting out their second string. Appreciative of support for a SISU-out protest and I really hope we can give that a go. I'm not sure what the south end can actually accommodate. Their maximum allowance is 4500 but I've an idea we can only fit 3.5k to 4k in that end. Could be wrong though and hopefully the price will be attractive. My guess would be no travel (not enough time to organise it?) and £20 as the base line before concessions.

Why on earth would there be no travel?

That would kill any chance of a decent attendance.

There will be 4,500 cov fans, where do you expect them to park?

 

[Weststander]

Why on earth would there be no travel?

That would kill any chance of a decent attendance.

There will be 4,500 cov fans, where do you expect them to park?

Would the club be allowed by BHCC / Sussex Police to run a 20,000 to 30,000 crowd event with NO travel?

 

[severnside gull]

Why on earth would there be no travel?

That would kill any chance of a decent attendance.

There will be 4,500 cov fans, where do you expect them to park?

I would expect them to get a train or bus. Hardly expensive in terms of the cost of an away trip
Depends if you want to keep the ticket price down.

 

[BNthree]

Usually travel isn't included in the ticket price for cup games is it? Only league games automatically have it included.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Usually travel isn't included in the ticket price for cup games is it? Only league games automatically have it included.

It was included for Palace.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Usually travel isn't included in the ticket price for cup games is it? Only league games automatically have it included.

It was included for Palace in round 3.

 

[RM-Taylor]

Looking at their fans' forum they are unexcited but not unoptimistic against a side that will be focussed on a relegation fight and putting out their second string. Appreciative of support for a SISU-out protest and I really hope we can give that a go. I'm not sure what the south end can actually accommodate. Their maximum allowance is 4500 but I've an idea we can only fit 3.5k to 4k in that end. Could be wrong though and hopefully the price will be attractive. My guess would be no travel (not enough time to organise it?) and £20 as the base line before concessions.

Arsenal had 4500 in the cup game didn’t they a few years back?

 

[RM-Taylor]

Totally pointless Showing Chelsea thump Hull. City nailed on and Man Utd at Udders also

Man City will be 1st choice as a BBC pick, BT Sport then get 2nd choice so will choose Man Utd. BBC will then get 3rd pick and will choose the team who will get the highest viewers.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Good away day for their fans

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Arsenal had 4500 in the cup game didn’t they a few years back?

Think that's right, they had the whole end and wrapped round the corner.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Arsenal had 4500 in the cup game didn’t they a few years back?

Yes. Coventry won't get anymore than that.