He said 213
Doesn't sound right, but maybe he got a special rate for some reason. I renewed my ST on the first morning that the club seats were available and the cheapest on that tier was definitely £1,050.
He said 213
Doesn't sound right, but maybe he got a special rate for some reason. I renewed my ST on the first morning that the club seats were available and the cheapest on that tier was definitely £1,050.
Ok cheers, I think some of them will struggle to get tickets with the other Brighton fans and might try and get tickets on the general market. Ours is the match they most want to go to, well that and Palace. Which promises to be proper tasty......
Seems a lot of people are turning them down for a number of reasons.
I hope they are not penalised when it comes to the new ground.
A lot of people will find themselves leap-frogged by those who were years away, and they are likely to retain them for years. I can't help thinking this is a Levy 'put your money where your mouth is' to fans who spout loyalty.
A lot of people will find themselves leap-frogged by those who were years away, and they are likely to retain them for years. I can't help thinking this is a Levy 'put your money where your mouth is' to fans who spout loyalty.
Palace is midweek as well - good work...
Gutted Brighton is midweek.
On the away attendance I hope we do cap it at 3k we don't want an away atmosphere.
Seems a lot of people are turning them down for a number of reasons.
I hope they are not penalised when it comes to the new ground.
I don't really have an issue with this as such - it's more the case of the people turning them down staying on the list in the same position.
That would be the fairest way
I don't really have an issue with this as such - it's more the case of the people turning them down staying on the list in the same position.
That would be the fairest way
What do mean by penalised?
I think the turnover in Seasontickets will be much higher in the new stadium. In Previous years, the turnover has been between 800-1000 season tickets each year. With the much added capacity, I think that will more than double. There will be a higher number of more "casual" fans who buy a season ticket now, but then realise that they don't use it as much as they thought and so on. So if you are say 10 000 on the waiting list after this season, I think you'll be in with a shout to get a season ticket in a couple of years.Exactly
It's what I said all along. Basically if you don't buy one now your very very unlikely to get one for a long time at the new WHL
And who wants to be at Wembley
Everyone still on the list will remain in the same positions relative to each other. Can't see more than a couple of thousand up for grabs next season. For those getting offers now it's almost a once in a lifetime opportunity.
You don't want a season ticket now?
Back to the line you go
Is this not what is happening?
As I've said previously, I caved and took up the "offer" because I was worried about getting a ticket in the new stadium but at 350 on the list I'm pretty sure I would have been offered one. That said I want one in the new south stand and I'm not convinced that would have been an option on offer. Tbh I'm still not convinced I'll necessarily be guaranteed the choice of a ticket there
Wembley's not (and was never going to be) ideal on all sorts of levels but who knows, we may come to love it.
Season tickets were readily available to anyone as recently as 2004. Members could get tickets for most home games the season before last. The final season at the Lane has skewed the perceived demand IMO. I think a lot of people on the 'waiting list' only ever wanted to be members.Everyone still on the list will remain in the same positions relative to each other. Can't see more than a couple of thousand up for grabs next season. For those getting offers now it's almost a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Season tickets were readily available to anyone as recently as 2004. Members could get tickets for most home games the season before last. The final season at the Lane has skewed the perceived demand IMO. I think a lot of people on the 'waiting list' only ever wanted to be members.
Season tickets were readily available to anyone as recently as 2004. Members could get tickets for most home games the season before last. The final season at the Lane has skewed the perceived demand IMO. I think a lot of people on the 'waiting list' only ever wanted to be members.