Down to 42 so starting to move again.
Just a guess that when these are nearly gone there will be blocks of seats in S1F and S1H come online
Back on 27 as of now.
We are 100% sure that S1F will not be sold as the club have already stated that up to 3300 tickets will be available to the away teams, which is half the south stand in addition to the 2 blocks in the ESL and the SE corner.
It is also my guess that the other half of S1G (the eastern half) will be the area that is for match by match sales. This area will also be handed over to away fans if we have to give up 15% (although it wont quite be there) for a cup game.
S1H is a mystery. We know the south stand has to accommodation some comps and staff tickets, but I would be surprised if this figure is nearly 600. Maybe some have already been sold here. Maybe some will be if needed. Maybe some of these will also be match by match sales.
Also, in S1G, the back 5 rows and the front 12 rows were never available online, Maybe these are actually where the staff are, or maybe these will also be made available when the current lot sell out - which is looking dam soon!
Perhaps they are just releasing STs in these areas on a block-by-block basis for some reason (perhaps to give the impression we are very near to selling out - sneaky!). Wouldn't be too surprised if other blocks of seats in S1G and S1H are released once the current ones are all sold.
The following stadium plan shows exactly where the away fans will be - so definitely the eastern half of S1F round to the southern half of E1G.
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/staticFiles/88/b5/0,,10433~177544,00.pdf
Btw, anyone know if a club has a small following what blocks they will be allocated first? (I'm assuming East rather than South...)
Perhaps they are just releasing STs in these areas on a block-by-block basis for some reason (perhaps to give the impression we are very near to selling out - sneaky!). Wouldn't be too surprised if other blocks of seats in S1G and S1H are released once the current ones are all sold.
Don't know why some ppl persist with counting seats on website.
Makes sense that they make sure blocks are sold out to ST and not left with a mixture of ST & day trippers next to each other if all freed up & then don't sell out
Must say I'm a bit suprised the Club have allocated the south part of the East Stand to the away supporters. Those of us who witnessed that twat with the bell from Portsmouth last year might question putting people like that, (and others no doubt from other teams), close to the youngsters in the Family Stand. I would have thought that the equivalent side over by the West Stand might be have been more appropriate but I suppose that might encourage a better chance of a punchup so I don't think theres an easy answer.
Just would be unhappy taking my kiddies anywhere near the away support.
The following stadium plan shows exactly where the away fans will be - so definitely the eastern half of S1F round to the southern half of E1G.
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/staticFiles/88/b5/0,,10433~177544,00.pdf
Btw, anyone know if a club has a small following what blocks they will be allocated first? (I'm assuming East rather than South...)
The away fans are at the south end of the East, the family stand is at the north - there is a lot of distance (and a lot of Albion fans) between them.
The following stadium plan shows exactly where the away fans will be - so definitely the eastern half of S1F round to the southern half of E1G.
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/staticFiles/88/b5/0,,10433~177544,00.pdf
Btw, anyone know if a club has a small following what blocks they will be allocated first? (I'm assuming East rather than South...)
Thanks for that, I hadn't realised that the family end was only the north side. I can now take the Mileoakbabies without worrying. Mind you I wonder how safe there be near our North Stand louts!
Deadline of Friday for ST sales and the official site says there are "under 350" available (of which only 22 are shown online). Unless odds and ends I guess it is all South Stand now