[Albion] Fulham Away

[seagullwedgee]

Tickets are due to go on sale tomorrow 22.10.24. Nothing published yet on points thresholds. Does anyone know if Fulham use digital or paper tickets?

 

[The red pepper kid]

Tickets are due to go on sale tomorrow 22.10.24. Nothing published yet on points thresholds. Does anyone know if Fulham use digital or paper tickets?

paper last time

 

[Is it PotG?]

Is it PotG?

 

[Bob!]

https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/pages/en/media-article/mft-ticket-information-fulham

Ticket information: Fulham

Albion face Fulham in the capital on 5 December, kick off 7.30pm.
On sale dates:
STHs/1901 Club Members with 292+ points: Tuesday 22 October
STHs/1901 Club Members with 242+ points: Wednesday 23 October
STHs/1901 Club Members with 215+ points: Thursday 24 October
All STHs/1901 Club Members*: Friday 25 October
MyAlbion+ Members*: Tuesday 29 October
*14 days from the date of purchasing; membership required before you can purchase tickets for this game.
Pricing
Adult (22-64): 30/£15*
Senior (65+): £25/£12.50*
Under-22: £25/£12.50*
Under-18: £20/£10*
*Prices are for wheelchair users and ambulant disabled supporters only.
Points allocated for this fixture: 5.
Tickets for this fixture will be physical tickets only.

 

[Beach Hut]

Thanks TV schedules as can't go now moved, grrrr

 

[cheesy77]

How likely is this to reach all STHs based on previous seasons? Thursday night not as attractive as a weekend I guess

 

[Bob!]

Has sold out shortly after 9 on day 2 recently

 

[Is it PotG?]

How likely is this to reach all STHs based on previous seasons? Thursday night not as attractive as a weekend I guess

I'd be surprised if it did.

 

[pigmanovich]

Tickets are due to go on sale tomorrow 22.10.24. Nothing published yet on points thresholds. Does anyone know if Fulham use digital or paper tickets?

Physical tickets per the announcement just now

 

[pigmanovich]

On sale dates:

STHs/1901 Club Members with 292+ points: Tuesday 22 October
STHs/1901 Club Members with 242+ points: Wednesday 23 October
STHs/1901 Club Members with 215+ points: Thursday 24 October
All STHs/1901 Club Members*: Friday 25 October
MyAlbion+ Members*: Tuesday 29 October

*14 days from the date of purchasing; membership required before you can purchase tickets for this game.

Pricing

Adult (22-64): 30/£15*
Senior (65+): £25/£12.50*
Under-22: £25/£12.50*
Under-18: £20/£10*

*Prices are for wheelchair users and ambulant disabled supporters only.

Points allocated for this fixture: 5.

Tickets for this fixture will be physical tickets only.

 

[Common as Mook]

Do they still have the "mixed" section next to the away end?

 

[Beach Hut]

Do they still have the "mixed" section next to the away end?

Disappeared a while back

 

[Is it PotG?]

Do they still have the "mixed" section next to the away end?

I don't believe they do these days.

 

[Iggle Piggle]

Has sold out shortly after 9 on day 2 recently

Have we had a reduced allocation in recent years due to the redevelopment?

 

[jrbha]

How likely is this to reach all STHs based on previous seasons? Thursday night not as attractive as a weekend I guess

I'd argue that with more people likely to be wfh on a Friday, and/or be more likely to take time off later in the week rather than earlier, a Thursday night is maybe more attractive to folk than a Tue or Wed.

That said, the only football that should ever take place on a Thursday is Europa League and Conference League.

 

[BrightonCottager]

Have we had a reduced allocation in recent years due to the redevelopment?

No, not in the Prem. The redevelopment displaced thousands of Fulham ST holders, most of them into the Putney End. The club had to do a very complicated exercise including physically counting each seat, to ensure there were enough seats available for displaced Cottagers, away fans, FA and EPL officials, the away club, the media Uncle Tom Cobbly et al. Not all displaced Fulham ST holders went back to the Riverside when it partly reopened, but they've not increased the size of the away section. Given that all clubs have to sell away seats for £30 max, there's not much incentive to do so when they're selling 'home' matchday tickets for multiple that.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

How likely is this to reach all STHs based on previous seasons? Thursday night not as attractive as a weekend I guess

It won't.

The best Capital away day .
Thursday night will make no difference.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Do they still have the "mixed" section next to the away end?

Think that was just in the Championship, wasn't it?

 

[BrightonCottager]

Think that was just in the Championship, wasn't it?

Actually, it was first introduced when we were in the Premier League back in the 00s, but continued through the relegation years, until redevelopment of the Riverside stand. I think EPL rules prevent it now. Shame.

 

[Iggle Piggle]

No, not in the Prem. The redevelopment displaced thousands of Fulham ST holders, most of them into the Putney End. The club had to do a very complicated exercise including physically counting each seat, to ensure there were enough seats available for displaced Cottagers, away fans, FA and EPL officials, the away club, the media Uncle Tom Cobbly et al. Not all displaced Fulham ST holders went back to the Riverside when it partly reopened, but they've not increased the size of the away section. Given that all clubs have to sell away seats for £30 max, there's not much incentive to do so when they're selling 'home' matchday tickets for multiple that.

Thanks. I haven't been to Fulham since the 90s in early Summer. My abiding memory is walking to the Cottage across a park where there were a load of Tennis courts and 2 middle aged blokes playing. For some reason this had attracted a crowd who were doing the "wooooaaahhhh" "Your shit, aaarrrgggghhh" everytime one of them served.

The blokes just ignored the crowd like there was no one there. I suspect it wasn't their best tennis.