Norwich potg?

[bobbab5]

Does anyone know if the Norwich game will be pay on the gate?
I have Saturday off and was hoping to go, but I don't have a ticket.

Thanks in advance.

 

[8ace]

Won't sell out so good chance it will be. There will be a few spares kicking around either way I'm sure.

 

[Justice]

Better of saving your money we wont win with the hapless Finn.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

If you ring the Albion ticket office, they should be able to take payment and arrange for you to collect at Carrow Road.

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

..... we wont win with the hapless Finn.

To the tune of 'Go West'?

 

[Horsham Gull]

I read somewhere earlier in the week we had sold about 1200 already

 

[AnotherArch]

It might be even dearer on the day - entirely unrelated to the 'supply & demand' pricing theory.
I think somewhere this season there was a £5 premium applied for POTG, which would make this game very expensive.

 

[mrhairy]

The Norwich ticket Office told me it will be POTG if BHA return tickets to them. This is likely to be Friday afternoon.

 

[Superphil]

If you ring the Albion ticket office, they should be able to take payment and arrange for you to collect at Carrow Road.

and you'll get your loyalty points

 

[In The Rough]

If you ring the Albion ticket office, they should be able to take payment and arrange for you to collect at Carrow Road.

This. Just spoken to them and done exactly this. £36.50 to watch championship football. This country

 

[Lady Whistledown]

It might be even dearer on the day - entirely unrelated to the 'supply & demand' pricing theory.
I think somewhere this season there was a £5 premium applied for POTG, which would make this game very expensive.

They charged Arsenal fans £55 last season. Even this season, it's still £50 for a category A+ game- not sure which, if any, teams that would apply to. Ipswich? Leeds?. It's rare I have any sympathy for Leeds fans, but they must get absolutely scorched by other clubs for ticket prices, simply by virtue of their large travelling numbers and perceived status as a (former) big team. Same for fans of Man United, Liverpool, City and so on in the Premier League. Why should some bloke from inner city Liverpool or Manchester be charged so much more than an equally skint bloke from Stoke, simply because the other club perceive the team he's followed home and away all his life to be a big draw?

 

[Husty]

I just bought one to collect at the ground over the phone.