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Albion Matchday Forum / Re: FA cup Round 4 - Liverpool (A)
« on: January 12, 2018, 06:23:20 PM »
If we take 900 or 1800 to Liverpool plus clappers we’re on our way to becoming the most tinpot team in the league
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https://www.wba.co.uk/news/2017/july/discount-for-baggies-travel/
The Club have announced a £5 subsidy in the coach price for fans attending the new season’s first two Premier League away games at Burnley and Brighton.
The outcome of the offer will then be assessed as to its future use, while Baggies Travel users will also be given five loyalty points per game for choosing the Club’s official service.
So my question to the club is if you want to support the fans who use the club's official service will you also give the same loyalty points to those who use the Hawthorns Express to home game as these are a club official service as well.
I just can't fathom why Albion have only gone for the reduced allocation of 1800 for this one. It looks as if it's just the restricted view seats left and we're well over 2 weeks before the match. I'm sure we'd have sold the full 3000, or got very close to that figure, and feeling a bit hacked off with whoever made this daft decision.
Bit vexed by that myself as I always try to make a point of going towards the back to stand.Hopefully the upper tier won't be sitting (which does unfortunately happen) as that's likely where I'll be sitting.
Still, could've hung on till the upper went on sale but I just wanted to get the purchase out of the way.
Never mind.
Really, really don't want to have to sit though .
Well people like you really boil my urine aswell, no one at the club or you have a right to stop anyone going to any match they pay their money and have as much right as anyone to be there, according to your post opening you wasnt even there!!So you're a fan of non Albion fans being in the away section then in large numbers? Bizzare.
What's the current position re the Premier League regulations and safety of grounds act etc..? Can it be done ?.....ah kc56 has just answered the question I think
Rubbish Devon
I was one chanting on the concourse - beer and emotion gets infront of you and before you know it everything else is secondary. At no point when I'm inebriated up with pals am I thinking about the tine of year and whether there's going to be a silence
I don't think anybody sets out to be purely disrespectful
Yeah, the online ticket-buying can be a bit complicated sometimes with various bugs etc which stop you from buying easily - that's my experience anyway.
Out of interest - anyone know how many we took last year? I know it was full but I remember it being around 3k which was a decent turn out.
weve become the new wigan..defiently laughing stock of the midlands when it comes to away supportAs I've said in the attendance thread we need to follow Stoke/Swansea and either cap away prices at £20 or do free coaches.
Has anyone who wants a ticket not got one? Nobody seems to be complaining that this is the case and therefore it would seem they have got the numbers correct.Look how many people were asking for spares for Stoke, a lot of people leave getting tickets until late rightly or wrongly.
Looks like we've got the full 2000 then , shows 835 tickets in that block, assuming we've already sold 1,100Think the full amount for Liverpool is closer to 3k
Please bear with me......
06:30hrs 8th September 2016
“The Baggies have been handed an allocation of 2,123 for the Stadium of Light clashâ€
http://www.wba.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/wba-albion-tickets-sunderland-baggies-premier-league-details-3294740.aspx
15:00hrs 26th September 2016
The Baggies have been handed 2,123 tickets
http://www.wba.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/wba-tickets-albion-sunderland-3320327.aspx
I’ve just been on the ticket site and there are ten tickets remaining for online sales. Now I know they keep numbers back for over the counter sales and understand there is going to be pay on the gate, but where have you got the number of sales being approximately 500 from please? Seriously doubt this to be true/accurate.
I agree.
Games at the 'bigger' clubs are the cheapest they've been for years, making it more affordable, but with the actions taken by the club our support is the worst it's been away from home for a long time.
1,100 to Liverpool is shocking.
Saying Liverpool had offered us 2000 tickets and we only sold 1100 the club would still be charged for the tickets unsold as the tickets could not be sold to Liverpool fans. Take that as 900 x 30 = 27,000 pounds. The club don't want to lose that amount of money for nearly every away game.27k is a pittance though, it's just absolutely nothing now to us. And thats assuming we wouldn't have sold out which I believe we would have. Its the first season in years that going to the big teams has actually been affordable, even Hull took their full allocation at Liverpool! It just shows that the club would rather not lose a tiny amount of money than have extra Albion fans at away games, they couldn't give a toss about our fans.
It seems game on game our requested allocations get lower. We have requested a whopping 937 tickets for Liverpool.In does says minimum allocation so hopefully we get more, very small time by the club though.
I thought we would have asked for more this season, especially given the ticket prices.