Lots of clubs who sell out each week do ST buy back schemes, but too short notice to make this work I think.
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Excuse the photo! but here is the segregation fence and blocked seats separating the Cov fans from the Boro fans.
Coventry City vs Middlesbrough. The FA Cup Fourth Round.
Saturday 28th January 2006.
Attendance 28,120
If we get promoted we could get Praia da Luz away in the Europa League?
Few hours of work to make £100k get it done DougGeneral admission tickets for Coventry City’s game against Birmingham City are currently sold-out.
A total of 28,500 tickets have been sold currently for the game, using all areas that are available to sell currently. This includes 4,500 away allocation, provided to Birmingham City several weeks ago.
The Club is working with Safety authorities and the Arena to maximise any possible other areas for sale for home supporters, bearing in mind areas of segregation required, and will provide updates to supporters as soon as we are able to do so.
MaybeThat's the "General Admission" sales, so I assume that excludes Corporate??
I thought I spotted a single available seat in Block 32, but it turned out to be a speck of gravy on my monitor.
Those are corporate seats so wouldn't be released to general sale anywayHave they moved the Boyles sports banners on seats next to the dugouts?
Yep I’m with whoever said over 30000 already sold including corporateThose are corporate seats so wouldn't be released to general sale anyway
anyone know how many people were sent away from ticket office without a ticket
We have been around the playoffs for a while, so it’s not as though it’s come from nowhere.Seemed Doug and Dave didn’t know this last week so maybe that’s why
Be nice to know which blocks the blues fans are in
I gave up my ST's in 15 and moved them over to the family stand but I can't miss this game now. So I've bought a couple singles in the north stand and will sit in my usual seats.
if we do get through to the play offs, they need to learn from this, and push the away fans into the corner
Not seen the map on the ccfc article before
suggests 10-13 are unavailable - that is silly
TICKETS: Coventry City host Birmingham City in final home league game of 22/23
With the Play-Off race going right to the wire, Coventry City host Birmingham City in the Sky Blues' final home game of the league campaign.www.ccfc.co.uk
Will we get more money for away seats than home seats? Are we charging £30 odd quid like Sunderland? I guess charging Brum full money for 2000 extra seats is better than us low selling the 2000 - some to kids and JSB etc.
That takes you back to beating Huddersfield 4-0 on 4th March. If you take it from after that result we were 8th, 3 points of 6th. Even if you give them the benefit of the doubt and go before that result we were 10th, 5 points off 6th.
They definitely could have seen this coming.
Dave Boddy didn't anticipate damage to the pitch from the rugbyWe have been around the playoffs for a while, so it’s not as though it’s come from nowhere.
Whatever the outcome we need to get our act together for the play off first leg.
Huge potential income (are ST’s valid)?
Where's that bloke from Oxford when you need him????Maybe someone could make a graphic of the queue made out of dots so we can count them?
He said that in 2021Probably what Dave Boddy says as well
Another problem with selling blocks 10-13 now is that you will have a lot of families and once-a-season fans between a rowdy Birmingham contingent and a rowdy Coventry contingent in the corner.
We’ve got the same segregation as they have for Red Star Belgrade v Partizan if you don’t believe me watch the videos on YouTube we have the same issuesIt will be pathetic if they can't sell the few hundred in the corner and block 13 as a minimum. Are the safety authorities really publicly admitting they are THAT incompetent, that they need to have 5 blocks of segregation to make up for their inability to manage a crowd with just a few rows of segregation like every other 'bitter' derby in the country.
It's Cov vs Blues in the Championship, not Boca Juniors vs River Plate at La Bombonera for fuck sake.
Surely that helps?
If the reason for not selling them is concerns about trouble, then a load of families next to the away fans aren't going to cause a problem
Not bothered whether they are normal seats or corporate.Those are corporate seats so wouldn't be released to general sale anyway
It's never a bad thing when someone drops a random HMHB quote into any thread.To quote half man half biscuit - They are the Commodores - Once, Twice, Three times a season and the people you usually see feeding sugar lumps to police horses at cup finals.
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