| Away tickets 11:13 - Dec 31 with 1781 views | cocklebreath |
Increasingly it seems we are taking the smallest allocation even though we sell out pretty much every away game, Chelsea, Leicester, palace all games we can sell more tickets. Anyone on here able to get some answers? Nick you must be able to get some feedback from the club? Is it the club take small allocations to make it hard to get tickets thus making fans think they need membership or season tickets? |  |
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| Away tickets on 06:47 - Jan 1 with 1540 views | 1ASIN12 |
The club actually sent back a block of tickets for Leicester after originally announcing we had an allocation of about 2200 .
I suspected this was going to happen as ticket sales were slow - I think they made general sale and they did the same thing last season - however they sent the tickets back 3 weeks before the game . I’m sure like many others we would have sold the 2200 original allocation.
Considering how much the club get from tv rights etc is losing a bit of money a big deal on the grand scale of things .
As stated we are never going to sell 3000 for the likes of Newcastle , Everton, Burnley etc and weekend never travel well to Manchester City but we do travel ok the London and the Midlands .
Will be interesting what the clubs reply is. |  | | |
| Away tickets on 20:29 - Jan 1 with 1456 views | ericofarabia |
It seems we are only taking 1829 allocation for Liverpool away FFS.
What the actual phuck is going on? |  | | |
| Away tickets on 20:54 - Jan 1 with 1426 views | maxuts |
Is there anyway of contacting the club about this? | | | |
| Away tickets on 19:30 - Jan 2 with 1309 views | 1ASIN12 |
Nick, did you get a reply for the ticket office?
Would be very intrested to gear what they had to say and the reason behind it.
Realsically how much would the ticjket office lose?
Newcastle, Everton, Burnley (though Burnley dont split the away end and all teams get arroung 2400) Man City and possibly Norwich then fair enough only take the small allocations as we are never going to take above 2000 for a normal league game .
Wolves, Ason Villa, Leicester, Sheff Utd (next season) and Chelsea on Boxing day we may not sell all the larger allocation.
Brighton, Palace, Arsenal, Spurs, West Ham, Man Utd, Liverpool, Watford and Bournmouth (though Watford and Bournemouth give the full allocations anyway) we would sell around 3000 for a normal league game. (TV could play a part but hoefully you get my drift)
By my reconing we may have only around 1000-2000 unsiold tickes if the club took the larger allocations so a maximuim of £60,000 over the cousre of a season. | | | |
| Away tickets on 21:14 - Jan 2 with 1239 views | cocklebreath |
| Away tickets on 19:30 - Jan 2 by 1ASIN12 |
Nick, did you get a reply for the ticket office?
Would be very intrested to gear what they had to say and the reason behind it.
Realsically how much would the ticjket office lose?
Newcastle, Everton, Burnley (though Burnley dont split the away end and all teams get arroung 2400) Man City and possibly Norwich then fair enough only take the small allocations as we are never going to take above 2000 for a normal league game .
Wolves, Ason Villa, Leicester, Sheff Utd (next season) and Chelsea on Boxing day we may not sell all the larger allocation.
Brighton, Palace, Arsenal, Spurs, West Ham, Man Utd, Liverpool, Watford and Bournmouth (though Watford and Bournemouth give the full allocations anyway) we would sell around 3000 for a normal league game. (TV could play a part but hoefully you get my drift)
By my reconing we may have only around 1000-2000 unsiold tickes if the club took the larger allocations so a maximuim of £60,000 over the cousre of a season. |
Which is a weeks wages for vestegaard | |
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| Away tickets on 21:21 - Jan 2 with 1229 views | Occasional_Showers |
60k is fook all, I work with people who do this much damage in a year and nothing much is said. How much is 1 league table point worth in monetary terms? If we were to take a maximum allocation it Would surely assist the team and add a point or two. |  |
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| Away tickets on 22:21 - Jan 2 with 1178 views | Buggalugs |
A couple of seasons ago we were right in the relegation mix and had Everton 2nd to last away game. SFC took the max 3000 allocation as it was such an important game and even subsidised the cost if memory serves me correctly, yet around half of the top tier remained unsold, so probably 600-700 short of selling out. Same with league cup semi at Liverpool and even after winning first leg, the demand simply wasn’t there to shift the amount of tickets we should have.
This is why the club bottles taking larger allocations. |  |
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| Away tickets on 22:41 - Jan 2 with 1164 views | Saintsforeverj |
| Away tickets on 22:21 - Jan 2 by Buggalugs |
A couple of seasons ago we were right in the relegation mix and had Everton 2nd to last away game. SFC took the max 3000 allocation as it was such an important game and even subsidised the cost if memory serves me correctly, yet around half of the top tier remained unsold, so probably 600-700 short of selling out. Same with league cup semi at Liverpool and even after winning first leg, the demand simply wasn’t there to shift the amount of tickets we should have.
This is why the club bottles taking larger allocations. |
Yes, this true the tickets were 10 pounds. But, we always sell the London and Midlands games. To take 1200 tickets for Leicester is not logical and rediculous. We took 3000 to Villa a few weeks ago. Leicester would be a popular game to go to. We could have even took 2200 and not the full 3000. We took 3000 to sheff utd. Only a few tickets left for Liverpool, a few tickets in one block left after one day of sales. Again Liverpool on a Saturday would be popular, yet we took the minimum allocation.
Everton, Burnley, Newcastle fair enough. At most other grounds, we usually take a good following. [Post edited 2 Jan 2020 22:45]
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