[Albion] Man Utd home game

[el punal]

I listed mine ages ago. 60 quid! Let's face it, it's going to be a man u fan sitting next to my dad if it sells at all.

It’ll be more than that shirley? I thought that if you want a ticket you first of all have to be an Albion+ member that’ll set you back £38 for starters, then £60 for the match ticket. I somehow don’t think that tickets will go down to those with previous purchase history. Am I right on this?

 

[Midget]

Even more important... will EDF parking go on sale and if so when

Bit concerned about this as the email from the club earlier says:

ALTERNATIVE TRAVEL
If you want to drive or take a coach to The Amex, we can help:
We have two Park & Ride sites at Mill Road and Brighton Racecourse or
two parking sites in walking distance of the stadium
And a variety of coach pick-up locations in Sussex, Kent and Surrey using our official fans travel supplier Seagull Travel.

No mention of EDF

 

[Wardy's twin]

Devil’s advocate reply from me then. When we played Man Utd in the first game of the season back in 2022 I caught the train from Euston to Manchester. I got chatting with a father and daughter, both United fans. They live in Watford and both have broad Manc accents and go to every game. Hardly glory hunters. I know quite a few fans who support teams from all round the country but have no geographical affiliation to those clubs - are they wrong to follow those clubs? What the real issue is with glory hunters is when they follow one successful team and dump them for another more successful outfit. THAT is when it should grind everyone's gears that are true football fans.

surely you answered your own comment if they both hat mank accents....

 

[BNthree]

Devil’s advocate reply from me then. When we played Man Utd in the first game of the season back in 2022 I caught the train from Euston to Manchester. I got chatting with a father and daughter, both United fans. They live in Watford and both have broad Manc accents and go to every game. Hardly glory hunters. I know quite a few fans who support teams from all round the country but have no geographical affiliation to those clubs - are they wrong to follow those clubs? What the real issue is with glory hunters is when they follow one successful team and dump them for another more successful outfit. THAT is when it should grind everyone's gears that are true football fans.

So broad Manc accents implies a connection to Manchester doesn’t it? I’m not that fussed about it all really as I’m well into middle age and too old to care about things like this so was merely trying to explain to someone that didn’t seem to realise where it came from.

 

[amexer]

£60 a seat in WSU.... blimey.

Makes you appreciate the away fans £30 tickets.

No longer a working man game..

 

[Easy 10]

Bit concerned about this as the email from the club earlier says:

ALTERNATIVE TRAVEL
If you want to drive or take a coach to The Amex, we can help:
We have two Park & Ride sites at Mill Road and Brighton Racecourse or
two parking sites in walking distance of the stadium
And a variety of coach pick-up locations in Sussex, Kent and Surrey using our official fans travel supplier Seagull Travel.

No mention of EDF

EDF is more of an ad-hoc one, its not always available (but bloody handy when it is).

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

It’ll be more than that shirley? I thought that if you want a ticket you first of all have to be an Albion+ member that’ll set you back £38 for starters, then £60 for the match ticket. I somehow don’t think that tickets will go down to those with previous purchase history. Am I right on this?

People buying an Albion+ membership now won’t be able to buy Man United tickets as there is a 14 day wait between purchasing the membership and being able to buy tickets.

With the guest ticket process being a bit more of a faff this season too hopefully it will lead to less away fans in the home ends.

 

[Midget]

EDF is more of an ad-hoc one, its not always available (but bloody handy when it is).

Yes but with a pattern - last season it was every weekend but not mid-week.

Still hoping it'll appear on the site for Man U...

 

[Easy 10]

Yes but with a pattern - last season it was every weekend but not mid-week.

Still hoping it'll appear on the site for Man U...

I don't think it was available every weekend, and midweeks were hit and miss (more miss). There didn't seem to be much of a pattern to it at all. Luckily I'm on a whatsapp group with several blokes who are very HOT on it. I haven't missed out yet.

 

[Oh_aye]

It’ll be more than that shirley? I thought that if you want a ticket you first of all have to be an Albion+ member that’ll set you back £38 for starters, then £60 for the match ticket. I somehow don’t think that tickets will go down to those with previous purchase history. Am I right on this?

Oh right. I've no idea. I assumed once it got to the exchange opening anyone could buy them.