[Albion] Everton all but sold out.

[Nixonator]

Newcastle was our Amex record. Everton should eclipse that but not by much

Agreed. I said Newcastle would be a new record. Everton will be another and probably remain so for a long time.

 

[kingcole]

Have Everton sold their allocation?

Yes, looks like they sold out today

 

[Is it PotG?]

Is it PotG?

 

[spence]

Agreed. I said Newcastle would be a new record. Everton will be another and probably remain so for a long time.

To be honest i'm surprised Newcastle beat the Man City crowd considering we have played the Geordies quite a lot

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

To be honest i'm surprised Newcastle beat the Man City crowd considering we have played the Geordies quite a lot

A lot away on holiday for the city game I'd imagine.

edit: although by the new reckoning that wouldn't affect 'attendance'.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

ICYMI, some ticket exchange stuff from Paul Barber: https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?356629-Paul-Barber-on-the-ticket-exchange

Missed that - thanks for reposting.

Was there a date when it would be operational by?

Good news on the 'cash' rebate instead of voucher - I can see this encouraging a few more to list tickets when they can't make games.

 

[Nixonator]

To be honest i'm surprised Newcastle beat the Man City crowd considering we have played the Geordies quite a lot

It's because the box seats weren't complete for the City game, they were for Newcastle but only half full and the game only sold out on the day.

Everton is almost completely gone already so it's going to be rammed, especially with the ticket exchange kicking in soon. Think this will be both pretendance and attendance broken and hard to beat.

Predicting 30,500+

 

[spence]

It's because the box seats weren't complete for the City game, they were for Newcastle but only half full and the game only sold out on the day.

Everton is almost completely gone already so it's going to be rammed, especially with the ticket exchange kicking in soon. Think this will be both pretendance and attendance broken and hard to beat.

Predicting 30,500+

Forgot about those boxes not being ready.

 

[Driver8]

It's because the box seats weren't complete for the City game, they were for Newcastle but only half full and the game only sold out on the day.

Everton is almost completely gone already so it's going to be rammed, especially with the ticket exchange kicking in soon. Think this will be both pretendance and attendance broken and hard to beat.

Predicting 30,500+

What is the capacity with no segregation now? 30,750?

 

[Superphil]

Will ticketmaster be selling any?

 

[Nixonator]

What is the capacity with no segregation now? 30,750?

Hard to know but mininum segregation is around 200 seats which would mean a 30,550 cap, but we have put in more seats now so the capacity is likely to have increased.

At a guess probably 30,600 maximum.

 

[BNthree]

Real test is our next home game after Everton against Stoke. It's on a Monday night

Season ticket guest tickets are half price for that game so think a few will sell as it's £17.50 for a ticket.

 

[Nixonator]

4 disabled seats left in the whole ground. Even lounge access all gone.

 

[Questions]

Without getting into the whole pretendance argument and that, I was wondering - what with this Everton game looking like it will be a sell out - when or if ever we have had 4 consecutive gates over 30k. I think in 78 or 79 we might have had 3 but I can't remember 4.

 

[Moshe Gariani]

Without getting into the whole pretendance argument and that, I was wondering - what with this Everton game looking like it will be a sell out - when or if ever we have had 4 consecutive gates over 30k. I think in 78 or 79 we might have had 3 but I can't remember 4.

I doubt we had more than 2 in a row (if that).

 

[Return of the Rev]

I doubt we had more than 2 in a row (if that).

spurs 32,647
charlton 31,203
blackpool 33,431

Last three home games 77/78 season and still didn't go up

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

4 disabled seats left in the whole ground. Even lounge access all gone.

The Rooney effect

 

[Nixonator]

The Rooney effect

Everyone trying to avoid the roads?

 

[Moshe Gariani]

spurs 32,647
charlton 31,203
blackpool 33,431

Last three home games 77/78 season and still didn't go up

Fair play. That was the obvious (only) time when it could have happened but I thought Tottenham was a game or two earlier than in the final run in for some reason. That Tottenham game is high up my list of experiences I would love to be able to relive - very hard to imagine from the distance of 40 years...

 

[kingcole]

30 seats available now. Few added is WSL wings and some is S1G.

Hurry, they won't stick around