FA Cup 3rd Round Draw (1 Viewer)

Grendel

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Not even exciting but any tie against a lower or higher ranked side interests me more than same league ties

Home against Harrogate Town they’d be 5,000 there
 

Reppz

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It won’t as it’s not allowed
Why isn’t it allowed? I know the police capped Birmingham following the antics vs Derby, but surely away allocations aren’t going to be permanently restricted?

Leeds, West Ham, Baggies etc have all brought 6k+ in the past.
 
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theferret

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Why isn’t it allowed? I know the police capped Birmingham following the antics vs Derby, but surely away allocations aren’t going to be permanently restricted?

Leeds, West Brom, Baggies etc have all brought 6k+ in the past.

No team has ever brought over 6K.
 

pusbccfc

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Think you’re being a big pessimistic there

Really? Can't see many season tickets wanting to go to this with the additional charge after Christmas. Looking at the response on here and social media, nobody is interested.
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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I'd sooner go and watch this game than a home game against Boreham Wood or Maidenhead (I was at both, and it was like watching a friendly)Reasonable crowd (think they'll bring a lot again) plus opportunity to progress.
 

Reppz

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They didn't, it was 5800. We've never allocated a team over 6000 tickets. Fans of some clubs have claimed they have brought that many, but they haven't really. Not that it matters though.
Didn’t West Brom in one of their promotion seasons about 10-15 years ago? Think they requested 9k but it was turned down
 

theferret

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Didn’t West Brom in one of their promotion seasons about 10-15 years ago? Think they requested 9k but it was turned down

I'm pretty sure West Brom have brought the biggest following to the Ricoh, but thought it was the FA Cup tie, but it might have been the season you mention thinking about it.
 

baldy

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A meh game in a reserve teams cup competition (until the later stages that is when teams actually try a tiny bit) - nowhere near as prestigious as it used to be…especially for Prem teams who value finishing 7th or whatever it is in an overrated league as more ideal
 

theferret

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West Ham had sold 6200 before the game. BBC report it as 6300.

This was all debated at the time I recall, reports of West Ham having sold more tickets than they were actually allocated and CCFC announced a different figure. I could well be wrong though, wouldnt be the 1st time.
 

Grendel

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FA impose a minimum ticket price although I am unsure on exact figure, it used to be £10 though.

And both clubs have to agree
 

Tommo1993

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We might field a weaker team, I doubt it would be significantly so. And can Derby afford to be blasé about a win that could give them £82,000? No. Not at all.
 

theferret

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Frostie

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And both clubs have to agree

I think that rule was removed when the minimum price was brought in?
Now down to home team to set it I think? Believe some clubs weren't happy about their fans being fleeced by the bigger clubs as a result & subsidised them.
 

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