West Ham away

[empire]

ABSOLUTE BULLSHIT !!

Just so you know.

If you say so

 

[empire]

I think he was attempting to increase his chances of getting a ticket, by scaring off the less intrepid 1901'ers and less travelled fans.

Haven't missed a game yet����,I'm fine for point's

 

[empire]

how do you know ?
regards
DR

He clearly doesn't

 

[drew]

1 - You've stated you are going to the cup game, so comments not applicable
2 - Do you believe we will take 3,000 to Swansea

I still think the points threshold for the first release is far too low, it should be 400+

But if it wasn't for the points then we may not be going all that way to watch our reserve team!!

 

[drew]

Your mate talks utter tosh! For regular attendees at the old Upton Park it was high on impossible to hop on to the tube outside the ground. Invariably the route was through the housing estate through Plaistow where you could pick up the tube. Never once was anyone " picked off "

Really? We always used Upton Park. Bit of queue but soon cleared.

 

[empire]

Would imagine 2000 for swansea will be plenty, looking forward to a new ground,done vetch field but not this one

 

[Munkfish]

This is a weird one, I could get a ticket for Arsenal, however I dont qualify for a ticket for west ham, as I cant actually get any more points in between the sales of the tickets to do so. Weird.

Looks like i will be missing out on this one, dont understand the clubs thinking in changing the loyalty points for this one.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Looks like i will be missing out on this one, dont understand the clubs thinking in changing the loyalty points for this one.

Maybe the club are trying to manage the distribution of points some way? Higher threshold and low points does affect the distribution of points. Just a guess though.

 

[Albion_Dave]

This is a weird one, I could get a ticket for Arsenal, however I dont qualify for a ticket for west ham, as I cant actually get any more points in between the sales of the tickets to do so. Weird.

Looks like i will be missing out on this one, dont understand the clubs thinking in changing the loyalty points for this one.

I think it has risen as Bournemouth league loyalty points will be added before Tuesday.

 

[Munkfish]

I think it has risen as Bournemouth league loyalty points will be added before Tuesday.

But I had no chance of getting a ticket for that one it sold out in the first wave. Im not complaining, I miss out, just seems odd as I couldnt do anymore to get more points.

 

[Munkfish]

Maybe the club are trying to manage the distribution of points some way? Higher threshold and low points does affect the distribution of points. Just a guess though.

Yeah I'm not quite sure, I will get 5 points for Arsenal which will take me up to 240 so hopefully this will get me in the second wave for Swansea.

 

[Easy 10]

yeah, just sit on the coach and carry on filming while the lad gets ironed out
regards
DR

Inevitable.

 

[Munkfish]

I have just managed to get tickets for the bmuff cup game, yes i will be in attendence!

The 10 points are normally put on the morning after the game, which should allow me to then buy a west ham ticket dependent on availability, is that correct?

 

[Dirty Dave]

I have just managed to get tickets for the bmuff cup game, yes i will be in attendence!

The 10 points are normally put on the morning after the game, which should allow me to then buy a west ham ticket dependent on availability, is that correct?

Im in the same boat. Ive just bought a couple of Bournemouth cup tickets (will be going) and those points will just push me in to the 2nd sales category for Wednesday so Im hoping these will have been added by the on sale time

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[Kalimantan Gull]

Well, Leicester sold out before it reached members so the Swansea game will not only be the first game to provide 15pts, but i'm guessing the first opportunity for those without season tickets to attend.

So re. question - probably not far off, but besides the point anyway as they can only accomodate 2k which will comfortably sell.

NO chance Swansea will come down for saps like me with no ST!!! Bournemouth in the league cup sold out just four days after the league game!

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

What I don't get is allocations that don't say get passed the 2nd tranche of say 237, why do these even need the award of loyalty points? This are massively oversubscribed in demand games everyone wants to go to, so max 5 pts awarded seems about right, or even 2pts for central London aways. Loyalty is really those that will attend Burnley, Stoke, Newcastle, Swansea etc. not Arsenal & West Ham.

You're so right, that's spot on. Right now there are so many of us who want to go to these games but aren't able to buy a ticket, and just have to watch as people keep increasing their loyalty points.

I would argue much the same for the Bournemouth cup game - its clear there lots of people bought tickets for this just so they didn't miss out on loyalty points, and who wouldn't have gone otherwise, and if they hadn't have awarded points for this fixture it might have thus freed up tickets for the likes of me who just want to see Brighton play an away game this season. The loyalty points are completely irrelevant for me - there's no difference between 40,60,80,100 at all - I just want to watch Brighton play

 

[CPFC G]

Was just reading this http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leagues/london-stadium-west-ham-united.html

Reviews seem to say lower tier is better as upper is so far from the action. Anyone else got an opinion on this?

Try and get tickets towards the back of the lower tier. The upper section is too far away, massive gap between the two sections too. Joke of a ground for Football.

 

[Notters]

You're so right, that's spot on. Right now there are so many of us who want to go to these games but aren't able to buy a ticket, and just have to watch as people keep increasing their loyalty points.

I would argue much the same for the Bournemouth cup game - its clear there lots of people bought tickets for this just so they didn't miss out on loyalty points, and who wouldn't have gone otherwise, and if they hadn't have awarded points for this fixture it might have thus freed up tickets for the likes of me who just want to see Brighton play an away game this season. The loyalty points are completely irrelevant for me - there's no difference between 40,60,80,100 at all - I just want to watch Brighton play

Not convinced it's clear at all. Maybe one or two, but I've not seen any evidence of it.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

Not convinced it's clear at all. Maybe one or two, but I've not seen any evidence of it.

a few posts up

But if it wasn't for the points then we may not be going all that way to watch our reserve team!!

 

[theboybilly]

You're so right, that's spot on. Right now there are so many of us who want to go to these games but aren't able to buy a ticket, and just have to watch as people keep increasing their loyalty points.

I would argue much the same for the Bournemouth cup game - its clear there lots of people bought tickets for this just so they didn't miss out on loyalty points, and who wouldn't have gone otherwise, and if they hadn't have awarded points for this fixture it might have thus freed up tickets for the likes of me who just want to see Brighton play an away game this season. The loyalty points are completely irrelevant for me - there's no difference between 40,60,80,100 at all - I just want to watch Brighton play

Right now there are so many wanting to go because they are Premier League matches. In the Championship these threads appeared about three times a seaon ( for the likes of Fulham and Charlton away, because they are great days out, and the Final Day games because there was something riding on them)
Why should those that couldn't (or wouldn't) go even as far as the Midlands games now think they should be going to the 'glamour' games? Will we have a similar thread for Burnley away?