How many Norwich fans attending on Good Friday.

[stevie17]

I see the block East Lower near the away fans section has been possibly allocated to away fans this Friday.How many fans will NCFC bring?

Looking at the online portal it already looks like a crowd of least 28,500+.Should be a cracking atmosphere as the Super Seagulls are going quite well under CH,and Norwich are really flying at the moment and still have a chance of automatic promotion.Cant wait for Friday.COYS!!

 

[Wrong-Direction]

I reckon they'll bring a big following what with their position and the bank holiday! Can't wait, I'm getting in early for a cracking 3-2 victory![emoji482]

 

[catfish]

Be surprised if they don't sell out their allocation.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Nearly sixteen less after this six fingered GOON let his Mum ROAST his tickets with the Sunday CHICKEN.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-31869161

 

[clippedgull]

Reading their tweets, people are requesting tickets, so it looks like they have sold out.

 

[mike79]

we (norwich) sold out ages ago

you don't need the points and hughton owes us for his tenure so hopefully 3 points for us

 

[BensGrandad]

we (norwich) sold out ages ago

you don't need the points and hughton owes us for his tenure so hopefully 3 points for us

We need 4 wins to be mathematically safe from the remaining 7 games so hopefully one of them on Friday, you can then win your remaining 6 games.

 

[theboybilly]

If Friday's game is anything like the fixture at Carrow Road earlier in the season we're in for a treat. All the City fans I met were great and I've found a couple of really good pubs near the ground. For that reason I hope they don't go up but I suspect they will as they are in real form at the right time

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Important match in that 2 albion wins over Easter, with 2 defeats for Wigan, and a defeat for Millwall ( who only play once ) will mean we are SAFE, bar Millwall over turning a goal difference of around 30 goals.

It will be good to be ON THE BEACH by the time of the Bournemouth game.

 

[Guinness Boy]

we (norwich) sold out ages ago

you don't need the points and hughton owes us for his tenure so hopefully 3 points for us

Did your wages office accidentally overpay him then?

Seriously what were you 11th in his first season and 17th when he left? There's just the tiniest possibility he might want to get one over on you.

 

[jamie the seagull]

Norwich were given an allocation of 3,100 which has sold out.

This is when the club limited the purchase of tickets to home fans who have a previous purchase history to stop away fans buying in the home end.

http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/article/brighton-hove-albion-v-norwich-city-restricted-sale-tickets-2331826.aspx

 

[Lethargic]

Over 3000 sold last I heard.

 

[robbie c]

We thought this would be the best game to make our debut in the SWC as the atmosphere will be cracking

 

[brightonmark1234]

Norwich have sold out their allocation of 3100 tickets
Read more at http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...sale-tickets-2331826.aspx#Gm4BG0SaXEY9VV1p.99

 

[mike79]

Did your wages office accidentally overpay him then?

Seriously what were you 11th in his first season and 17th when he left? There's just the tiniest possibility he might want to get one over on you.

yeah we did finish 11th thanks to an amazing run early in the season when we were the most in form team in the top 5 leagues in europe, and winning at man city last day when we could have been 16th and were in serious relegation trouble with a few games left.

then of course we were 17th when he left which doesn't look terrible but we had to go to fulham on the back of 6 straight away defeats and our final 4 games were horrific. we'd have needed at least 4 more points than we actually got to survive with sunderland's great finish to the season.

he got 51 points from his final 54 games so relegation form ever since the great run ended and managed to destroy nearly every striker he worked with

the king of anti football and i'm sure he will want to get one over on us just like a few of our players will him!

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Looking forward to a good atmosphere

 

[Gary1]

yeah we did finish 11th thanks to an amazing run early in the season when we were the most in form team in the top 5 leagues in europe, and winning at man city last day when we could have been 16th and were in serious relegation trouble with a few games left.

then of course we were 17th when he left which doesn't look terrible but we had to go to fulham on the back of 6 straight away defeats and our final 4 games were horrific. we'd have needed at least 4 more points than we actually got to survive with sunderland's great finish to the season.

he got 51 points from his final 54 games so relegation form ever since the great run ended and managed to destroy nearly every striker he worked with

the king of anti football and i'm sure he will want to get one over on us just like a few of our players will him!

Think the opening words of that last sentence may be a tad harsh.

 

[mike79]

Think the opening words of that last sentence may be a tad harsh.

perhaps, but it's more the attitude to away games which were basically a horror story

i see 7 of his 8 away games in the league with you lot have been 0-0 or 1-0

good enough when you're in a relegation battle anyway

 

[Prince Monolulu]

perhaps, but it's more the attitude to away games which were basically a horror story

i see 7 of his 8 away games in the league with you lot have been 0-0 or 1-0

good enough when you're in a relegation battle anyway

Looking forward to it

 

[Guinness Boy]

perhaps, but it's more the attitude to away games which were basically a horror story

i see 7 of his 8 away games in the league with you lot have been 0-0 or 1-0

good enough when you're in a relegation battle anyway

Exactly. We were heading straight for League One when he arrived and he's brought a pragmatic approach that has seen us get good results at home, much as he did with Birmingham who only lost one home league game all season in his playoff season. Meanwhile, at what stage did you imagine Norwich would have been challenging for the Champions League places?