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[Football] FA Cup 5th round draw [Wolves away]
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mile oak
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- May 21, 2023
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Hopefully not and I dont think so but you never know, there does seem to be an increase of trouble at matches recently and Im sure the football authorities will want to ramp up punishments so its not impossible it will be played without fans. We still see from time to time posts on here of away fans in home stands at the Amex, but I think we have got a better grip on this than other teams. At least I say that hopefully with CP coming next.
- Jun 20, 2021
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Confirmed as 7:45 on Wednesday 28th February.
On the BBC iPlayer, as Man U game will be on BBC One.
On the BBC iPlayer, as Man U game will be on BBC One.
Neville's Breakfast
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Edit; I misread post.
Ticket information
On sale dates
Season Ticket holders with 305+ points: Tue 6 Feb 9amAll Season Ticket holders /1901 Club Members: Tue 6 Feb 2pm
MyAlbion+ Members: Wed 7 Feb 9am
Pricing
Adult (21-64): £30Senior (65+): £20
Ages 17-20: £20
Ages 14-16: £12
Child (Under-14): £10
Points allocated for this fixture: 15
It'll be interesting to see if we're allocated the stand across the side-line or the two-tiered corner, the latter being the much better stand in my opinion.
Vaughan Storm
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Pretty sure it's the side line one looking at the tiers
Dave the hatosaurus
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au contraire, i will be very surprised if we take less than 2000 indeed to be honest i am expecting closer to 3000.
Really? What's your reasoning?
Dave the hatosaurus
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I feel the cup for us is a good chance this year particularly as we know RDZ likes it. In earlier rounds we took a fair few some of whom will like to go to every round and i know the ticket prices were lower but the distance to travel is not significantly greater. It is also a great opportunity for our fans who are living in the midlands to get a ticket to an important match and pick up 15 points!
Sticking my neck out i think sales of about 1400 on first day and 800 second day with 400 more before they go off sale.
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
- 9,800
15 points may be tempting for some I guess, wanting to boost their points for Europe.
The problem is, the match will be played AFTER the tickets go on sale for the Away leg of the last 16....so points-hooverers will be banking on us getting to quarter finals....
London Irish
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Might happen
That said I'm going to Wolves and I'll probably be other side of the world for the quarters alas
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
- 5,950
The pricing is very grabby. Bit shit from Wolves.
Dave the hatosaurus
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Excellent ! Not the second bit but the fact that i now only need another 2598 for my prediction.Might happen
That said I'm going to Wolves and I'll probably be other side of the world for the quarters alas
Winker
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It's on BBC iPlayer according to the website.
That may reduce our uptake.
That may reduce our uptake.
Especially as Wolves were congratulating the Baggies on charging only £20 for the Black Country derby that could have sold out several times over at significantly more than £20. Hypocrites.
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
- 4,913
£30 is appalling and they'll get very few from their side in for that, bad all round from them.
Ticket prices for FA Cup ties have to be agreed by both clubs.
ADMISSION CHARGES
Immediately upon receipt of the draw, clubs must liaise to agree the prices of admission for the tie, including a possible replay. Once admission prices are agreed, they must be confirmed in writing to avoid any dispute which may arise after ties have been played. Increased admission prices for visiting supporters can only be fixed if both clubs are in agreement. Home clubs must include all details of admission prices agreed on the Match Arrangement Form, especially if prices are different for both clubs.