[Albion] Man United home game moved to Friday 4th May

[August West]

Bloody Sky have robbed us of the final Saturday afternoon home game.

https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/2018/april/new-dates-for-united-and-city-games/

 

[pasty]

Shit. Shit. And thrice shit.

 

[Taybha]

May the 4th be with you August .

 

[SpongebobSquarepants]

Fixtures

 

[Bob!]

Bloody Sky have robbed us of the final Saturday afternoon home game.

https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/2018/april/new-dates-for-united-and-city-games/

You'd have thought someone on here would have already mentioned this.

 

[Is it PotG?]

What? Why has this not been brought to my attention yet?

 

[Tokyohands]

Oh FFS! There goes the only game I could get to this season, what utter c***s!

 

[Withdean]

Oh FFS! There goes the only game I could get to this season, what utter c***s!

I lost the one game I could get to during a trip to England thanks to the FA Cup tie against Man U last month.

 

[fleet]

Well that’s going to mean I need to change flights to get home on time. Thanks Sky.

 

[GT49er]

In the long term and not just fr us, but for other clubs too) isn't there a danger that this will reduce the sale of season tickets? I mean, for a lot of STHs, buying the ticket will be a major expense - and if they find an increasing number of matches they can't get too, will they not at some point decide the ticket's not worth the money? I know ticket sales are only a part of the revenue stream, but isn't there a tipping point somewhere?
Will Sky demand that spectators are all herded into specific parts of the ground which will have cameras pointed at them, to give the illusion of packed stadiums on TV?

 

[pearl]

Damn!

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

A game which I can now go to, after thinking all season that I'd have to miss it.

 

[jasetheace]

I must confess, I quite like Friday night games. A bit of edge under the lights and a decent (naughtily boozy) atmosphere.

 

[Seagull]

If only it could be moved to Thursday pm, I could go. That'd be great. C'mon Sky w*nk*rs do us a favour for a change!

 

[Diablo]

Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks... Would have been great to end season at Amex with Man U on Saturday 3pm. Shit for home fans and even more so for travelling Fans.

 

[pearl]

I must confess, I quite like Friday night games. A bit of edge under the lights and a decent (naughtily boozy) atmosphere.

I do normally, but I'm supposed to be doing something else that evening

 

[RandyWanger]

Means I can now go too, was going to have to give my ticket away. I love a Friday night game, leave work early, few tinnies on the train down from London, few more in town, few more at the Amex. Good times. Getting home is a **** but that's a problem for later on.

 

[chaileyjem]

I must confess, I quite like Friday night games. A bit of edge under the lights and a decent (naughtily boozy) atmosphere.

Our last end of season home game on a Friday night was , i think, in 2013 for the visit of Yeovil.
Jesse Lingard scored. For us. His team went on to finish 6th.
The other team went down.

Gulp.

 

[Barham's tash]

Really frustrating to end this way. Will now struggle to attend both Spurs and this due to work/family commitments. Rubbish.


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[The Gem]

£50 a ticket too, that is so expensive.

All this Cat A, Cat B-C what a load of horse s*it. Just an excuse to charge more.

West Brom - Man Utd. Approximately the same number of bums on seats. Same number of stewards, food, beer, other staff every almost identical. So what the f*ck does the extra £15 per non season ticket holder pay for.