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Fixture & Ticket News 2022/23

Bedfordspurs said:
The big clubs only report sales
Smaller clubs is a mix IIRC
We actually work like a smaller club in this instance but we report facts
I don’t get how the other clubs get away with it from a safety perspective. It’s counter productive cloaking you had more people in than you did
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It's nonsensical to me:

If they publish 'attendance' then it should be how many people attended. I am not aware of any historical match report that contained 'tickets sold' as an accompanying or relevant piece of info.

I wonder what the record would be for the biggest discrepancy in sales and attendance?!
 
Bedfordspurs said:
The big clubs only report sales
Smaller clubs is a mix IIRC
We actually work like a smaller club in this instance but we report facts
I don’t get how the other clubs get away with it from a safety perspective. It’s counter productive cloaking you had more people in than you did
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The police keep records of how many were actually there.
 
markysimmo said:
Top of the West/East were pretty empty
£95 plus tickets
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Back of the East Upper was empty to the extent that we could stand throughout the game. And I'm about 10 rows from the back. I was shocked because I couldn't make the Marseille game.
 
I've heard that the real reason Tottenham have decided to announce true attendance figures is linked to a cunning plan to corner the market for sales of unwanted ST and Premium seat holders once the stadium is officially sold out. Is this true? And if so, is it a practice exclusive to Tottenham or do all PL clubs do the same thing anyway?
 
I'd like to take my son to a game and potentially swap 2 South stand lower tickets together against Saudi Sportswashing Machine for 2 together in the family stand, if such a place still exists! Pm me if interested.
 
MKSpur said:
I'd like to take my son to a game and potentially swap 2 South stand lower tickets together against Saudi Sportswashing Outfit for 2 together in the family stand, if such a place still exists! Pm me if interested.
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Depending how tall your son is, you may be better sticking in the south stand. I've taken my boys there (8 and 14) and it's been fine in the standing zone. Against frankfurt we were north lower, and people standing up were a right pain for my 8 year old to see, had to keep picking him up so he didn't miss any action. If you're not in standing and he's small, try to bag a front row somewhere.
 
LemonadeMoney said:
Depending how tall your son is, you may be better sticking in the south stand. I've taken my boys there (8 and 14) and it's been fine in the standing zone. Against frankfurt we were north lower, and people standing up were a right pain for my 8 year old to see, had to keep picking him up so he didn't miss any action. If you're not in standing and he's small, try to bag a front row somewhere.
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I'm in row 7 safe standing and he's only 9, I was thinking more about the language I'd actually forgotten what it's like to sit down!

I assumed he might end up standing on the chair but as I also have an aisle seat maybe I need to trade this off against the issue you suggest.
 
MKSpur said:
I'm in row 7 safe standing and he's only 9, I was thinking more about the language I'd actually forgotten what it's like to sit down!

I assumed he might end up standing on the chair but as I also have an aisle seat maybe I need to trade this off against the issue you suggest.
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North Lower is usually fine during day matches in terms of people sitting down, but for some reason night games, especially European ones, there tends to be more standing and the stewards seem to be letting more go these days. Avoid the left side (as you look towards the pitch) of 112, and 113, as they are next to the away fans so do get more standing. The language can still be a bit choice at times, but not too bad. 109 and 110 are the actual 'family area' I think, so if you can get in there you would probably be fine.
 
MKSpur said:
I'm in row 7 safe standing and he's only 9, I was thinking more about the language I'd actually forgotten what it's like to sit down!

I assumed he might end up standing on the chair but as I also have an aisle seat maybe I need to trade this off against the issue you suggest.
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I'm in row 6. There was a little Girl standing on the Aisle Seat right through Saturday's game. Apart from me going out for a p!ss she didn't have any probs at all ;)
 
What I've found is a kid can stand on a chair and be the right height to see, but they can't remain there when everyone else sits down. Everyone stands up in the split second of some action, which is hard for a kid to do and stand on the seat at the same time. Maybe someone has a better method for kids in the non standing sections, but for me it's easier in South lower, or the front row of a tier. And good luck going to a game anywhere and the kid not hearing strong language!
 
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