Search results

There we literally no issues yesterday if you were a bit patient. Buses to the ground were fine. After the game, buses filled up, but they were back 20 mins later and there was plenty of room on the 2nd run. Even having missed the 1st set of buses, we were still back at Leam Station by 3.40.

You think people are going to spend £30 on a ticket they don't want and may not be able to sell on simply to add 2% to their loyalty points tally? Just can't see it.

The last 4 away games - Fulham, Blues, Albion and Stoke all sold out in no time, literally minutes, and it did become a bit of a scrum. I always thought it was a bit tinpot that we didn't have an away loyalty scheme when so many other clubs do and this doesn't seem at all complicated.

Like this very much. Unlike the unflattering home kit, which has made everyone I've seen wearing it put on about 2 stone.

I make that 760, even if you did no away games and no home cup games.

Agree. Millwall and Hull won't sell out, so no need to apply the system too strictly for these games. No point releasing to general sale 3 days before a game if there are loads of tickets left.

Because the system only exists to manage away ticket priority, so it makes perfect sense that away games are weighted higher. Seems a very fair system to me. Club have got it spot on.

Not really arsed as I don't buy for me and kids will get one regardless; but that's all kinds of hideous.

We give Blues and Albion the same allocation they gave us as those positions pretty much reverse. The fact we sold outour last 6 away games with ease also frustrating, the allocations just weren't there. We were also hampered by smaller allocations at Derby and QPR (our fault) than others...

It's definitely the case. Somebody I know not renewing in block 15 on the aisle but the seat could not be released to his mate for reasons given and was explained by staff in the ticket office who refused to make an exception. Seats 1 and 2 of block 16 are to the right of the new fence that's...

Don't know if this has been mentioned before, but apparently the club are no longer selling aisle seats in blocks 14, 15 and 16 in an attempt to limit the number of people in this area. If you had an aisle seat ST and renewed you are OK, but all unsold aisle seats were not released for sale and...

Anyone not received their Stoke tickets yet? Almost always get mine within a day or two of ordering, but still not arrived and with BH I'm now looking at Tuesday at the earliest. Just wondering if they are late sending out and if others still not received?

Won't be as many as Bournemouth, but sales look decent so will be comfortably over 20K I think.

"Only come to see the Bournemouth" would have been fine if it had been sung ironically, but I fear they mave have been serious. These tinpot clubs that bankroll their way into the PL, it really does go to their head.

The vast majority would have attended this season already a number of times. Despite the good gate, I still know more city fans not at the game today than who were there, many of whom have been semi regular this season but just couldn't make it today. We have a large pool of supporters who pick...

Yes, we operate at a loss, albeit a moderate one compared to other clubs, yet you want them to spend more. Abosultely fucking batshit that is.

Changed what? Encouraging the club to live within it's means? We haven't sold anyone of note for 3 seasons and have spent decent amounts on several incoming transfers.

You're wasting your breath. Very little money leaves the club, we know that, it is a matter of documented fact, but the 'Joy needs a new handbag' monkeys will invent all sorts of conspiracies to deny this.

No chance. You're not seriously comparing our budget this season, based on our 1st year in the Championship, during a pandemic, played behind closed doors, in another city paying high rent, with less than 4K memberships sold, with next season which will be based on this seasons FAR higher...

No we won't.