Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
I purchased my ticket for the reply today - same seat as my season ticket. I think the speed with which the tickets were on sale caught a lot of people out.
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2 - I've been saying for years that's exactly what they SHOULD do! It's Supply and Demand and it links into your first point: no one wants to see Wycombe so the prices should be £10. Everybody wants to see Man U so the price should be £30 (or maybe higher). It's basic sales tactics and common sense.
Yes, but the prices should be the same for Wycombe fans as us -
Are you serious compare the view and facilities etc.
Yes, Wanderbus is also of the opinion that it's a Brighton game and the opposition is irrelevant. I don't have that view. To me there's a huge difference between a Wednesday night 1st Round replay against Wycombe Wanderers and 3rd Round tie against Manchester United (or another top four side).You're having a laugh yeah? That would be absolutely the wrong thing to do. Christ, if this is turning into a 5 pager, I can guarantee you it would a 100 pager if we drew Utd in the 3rd round and suddenly the ticket prices went to £35. If people can't afford £22 for the Wycombe game, how do you think they will feel about having to pay £35 for the next one, just because it's a big team. It would be the PR disaster of all PR disasters.
I support Brighton and Hove Albion.
I want to go and watch Brighton and Hove Albion play in the FA Cup.
Who we are playing is of little consequence when it comes to the price of a ticket.
I wrongly, it appears, assumed that they would be housed in the normal away end.I would argue that the Family stand and East stand have equally poor views.