Neville's Breakfast
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because the club need to decide which allocation to take. There are 3 options. The least financial risk would be the smallest but they are giving us the opportunity of taking more if the demand exists.
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[Albion] Wolves Away
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because the club need to decide which allocation to take. There are 3 options. The least financial risk would be the smallest but they are giving us the opportunity of taking more if the demand exists.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Probably worse is the fact of our league record, home and away, this calendar year. Not something to be proud of.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Hi totally understand that what I was suggesting was that if they set up a web site prior to announcing sales they could elicit the level of support prior to ordering seats from the away club. Clearly it would have to be a commitment from the fan without knowing exactly where they would sit but that does not deter people travelling away (it annoys them yes) .Its not rocket science these days to do this and if this was done for home cup games it might prevent the drip feed of seats. only an idea
pasty
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You've answered your own question in the second sentence. Many people go away over Easter, and our away form sucks.
studio150
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No its a specific seat along the touchline, so if we don't take the larger allocation and get moved it could well be another Chelsea situation unless someone has any other bright ideas
Joe Gatting's Dad
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No problem with tickets today. Straight in and no waiting. You are able to choose seats from all ten blocks along the sideline. Plenty sold, but plenty left.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Keep buying, want that touchline area rather than the alternative.
TheJasperCo
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15 LP is a decent return for an away fixture. An extra incentive to buy tickets or not, hopefully more fans will be encouraged to buy one. I know I am, especially as I can avoid the travel disruption in London. I'm just bearing in mind finances with potential Cup ties and other League fixtures I want to see.
Weststander
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Not because a few fans go on holiday. Easter 17, the entire away section sold out early. Holidays weren’t a factor then.
Form, as you say, is the real reason.
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England Fans do something like this for away games and regularly those that registered don't buy. Sometimes as high as 50%. It's meaningless because you get a lot of people register who think they "might go".
Indeed, especially one that is relatively close. It was only 10 points last season.
Full list of loyalty points given this season (over and above home games):
Watford 5
Liverpool 5
Southampton (Cup) 15
Southampton 10
Man City 10
Newcastle 15
Everton 10
Cardiff 15
Huddersfield 15
Burnley 15
Bournemouth 5
West Ham 15
Bournemouth (Cup) 5
Man Utd 10
West Brom (Cup) 15
Fulham 5
West Brom (Cup R) 15
Derby (Cup) 15
Leicester 15
Palace 5
Millwall (Cup) 5
Wolves 15
The stand out oddity here for me is why only 10 were given for the Everton away game.
Shooting Star
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Agreed. I lived in Coventry until not long ago and I'm not really sure why people are bemoaning having to go via Marlyebone. Much nicer line than Euston and less busy than the crowded Virgin or snail-paced London Midlands/Northwestern trains. Chiltern's a much nicer train. Looks like I'll probably have plans Easter weekend but otherwise this would have really appealed to me.
chimneys
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- Jun 11, 2007
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The stand out oddity for me was West Ham 15 points.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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West ham 15 points surprised that was so high.
Another Berkshire Seagull
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When you take up the full allocation on a school night you want to make sure you can shift them all.
Dirk Lehmann's Python
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They aren't going to be less busy when they are the only trains running, will be lucky to get a seat!
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It was the day after new year's day was it not?
chimneys
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- Jun 11, 2007
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Yes, so loads of people off, including kids, and very easy to get to. Strange.
SUA Seagull
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1,255 tickets (out of 2,200 allocation) still on sale this morning after the first LP tier sales yesterday so it would seem that the school holiday / Easter weekend / Euston train combination may have deterred a number of fans from going. This is now a great opportunity for all fans to attend an away game.
Keep buying everyone because the Albion announced that if 2,200 tickets are not sold by 20th March, a smaller allocation will be taken in the Stan Cullis Quandrant and hence the pitch-side Steve Bull stand, which we've currently been allocated (and which is better for away fans), will no longer be made available.
Should be a fun day out. We'll either be safe by then, and totally relaxed, or alternatively in a nail biting, nerve jangling late season PL survival fixture in which case we'll need all the support we can muster. It's the Albion way!!
Keep buying everyone because the Albion announced that if 2,200 tickets are not sold by 20th March, a smaller allocation will be taken in the Stan Cullis Quandrant and hence the pitch-side Steve Bull stand, which we've currently been allocated (and which is better for away fans), will no longer be made available.
Should be a fun day out. We'll either be safe by then, and totally relaxed, or alternatively in a nail biting, nerve jangling late season PL survival fixture in which case we'll need all the support we can muster. It's the Albion way!!
Lots of people away as well.
