Eddie Bee
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It was the same when we played them 2 years ago. All of a sudden every season ticket holder had loads of new "friends".
From what I have read, STH cannot buy a +1 until the 19th.
It was the same when we played them 2 years ago. All of a sudden every season ticket holder had loads of new "friends".
Shudder to think what he had on beneath his jeans / trousersTh ST holder next to me brought his colleague instead of his sister that day,... this turned out to be John Piercy ex-albion player now sports teacher in Eastbourne,.... sadly it turned out that he had his Arsenal shirt on under his jacket,... I wasn't impressed.
Coley....Could well be. Hoping to get one for my daughter I have just checked again and It is the 20th.
As I mentioned I have a spare in WSU as my wife can no longer come.
F*uk me I cant wait until this game is over. Never seen some many people piss their pants over one game.
4k empty seats will be a ringing endorsement for those who maintained that it was overpriced. Having initially baulked at paying £32, I had reluctantly come round to paying it and then the print at home was withdrawn and that seemed like a pisstake too far. That said, I can see a few thousand Arsenal hoovering up most of the rest when they go on 'no previous purchase history necessary' sale.
I read it as 30,500 - 23,000 (4,400 Arsenal + 18,600 ST holders) - 3,000 (1901 excluded from count as not 'sold' just unavailable) = <4,500 left....?
It's almost as bad as people pissing their pants over other people pissing their pants!
What would be a reasonable price to see a team that is playing on the champions league. Average of £25 for example?
according to Mick McCarthy on the radio tonight, Ipswich adopted a sensible pricing strategy and have a 30,000 gate for Southampton...It's the million dollar question. It would have been a decent goodwill gesture from the club to have priced this more moderately bearing in mind the shit season we've paid top dollar for so far and the fact that there have been so many empty seats, but no, let's push for the maximum we can get away with, and maybe Barber and co will 'get away with it' (i.e. a full house, or close to it) and maybe they won't. If I'd paid £42 for a ticket for this match and we're 2-0 down inside 20 minutes I wouldn't be sitting there thinking "Arsenal are in The Champions League so that makes it alright." Would you?
Agree completely. For all their cleverness they definitely missed a trick here. Give a very little back from what is bonus anyway and gain a disproportionate amount of goodwill.It's the million dollar question. It would have been a decent goodwill gesture from the club to have priced this more moderately bearing in mind the shit season we've paid top dollar for so far and the fact that there have been so many empty seats, but no, let's push for the maximum we can get away with, and maybe Barber and co will 'get away with it' (i.e. a full house, or close to it) and maybe they won't. If I'd paid £42 for a ticket for this match and we're 2-0 down inside 20 minutes I wouldn't be sitting there thinking "Arsenal are in The Champions League so that makes it alright." Would you?
according to Mick McCarthy on the radio tonight, Ipswich adopted a sensible pricing strategy and have a 30,000 gate for Southampton...
4k empty seats will be a ringing endorsement for those who maintained that it was overpriced. Having initially baulked at paying £32, I had reluctantly come round to paying it and then the print at home was withdrawn and that seemed like a pisstake too far. That said, I can see a few thousand Arsenal hoovering up most of the rest when they go on 'no previous purchase history necessary' sale.