Yep sad
Very true and thats why its so important we win tomorrow so it adds a few more bums on seats for Wednesday.It is.
I still think most teams in the Championship sell this out, even at the prices.
Swansea also not selling as well as you'd expect for a 3pm Saturday game.
There seems to be serious negativity around unfortunately. We've always been a proper bandwagon club and unfortunately the wheels are off and it's stuck in a garage.
Very true and thats why its so important we win tomorrow so it adds a few more bums on seats for Wednesday.
It is.
I still think most teams in the Championship sell this out, even at the prices.
Swansea also not selling as well as you'd expect for a 3pm Saturday game.
There seems to be serious negativity around unfortunately. We've always been a proper bandwagon club and unfortunately the wheels are off and it's stuck in a garage.
Let's not confuse @Nick with facts.To be fair, the 10 blocks to the left that have just singles left. Pretty much the same in the main stand.
The seating map looks similar to majority of games in 2022 the night before a game and there would be 22,000 there.
A touch dramatic. Most teams in the championship won't be getting 27K at home to Swansea, which we will. We're seeing record numbers at the minute, it's all fine.
People not understanding the dynamics of cup tie sales when you are starting from a base 0, lots of factors at play including the pricing. Blues pulled in 12K against Fulham and followed up with 26K in division 3 a few days later. I know Fulham not as big a draw by some way, but the point stands.
Spurs haven't won the league in over 60 years , don't really regard them as a so called big club. Maybe in their fans imagination.Blues have played Fulham many times in recent years. We've not played a side at home like Spurs since 09.
That for me is the main reason I'm surprised there hasn't been more of a rush for this, even at those prices. The club will be surprised to.
For years we've wanted a big club at home and haven't had it.
Spurs haven't won the league in over 60 years , don't really regard them as a so called big club. Maybe in their fans imagination.
Blues have played Fulham many times in recent years. We've not played a side at home like Spurs since 09.
That for me is the main reason I'm surprised there hasn't been more of a rush for this, even at those prices. The club will be surprised to.
For years we've wanted a big club at home and haven't had it.
It doesn't mean anything though. If MK Dons were playing Spurs they'd get a massive gate and then be back to 6K for the next league game. We're not them. We didn't have a great start last season, and especially the year before, but it didn't effect league gates. It won't this time either. Nothing to worry about. It's just one game where the enthusiasm hasn't met some people's expectations. No big deal. I know a lot of people who have binned it off because of the price. No point over thinking it, and it will still be decent and it'll be very noisy regardless.
When Ipswich played a PL side at the same stage last season the gate was 10,000 below their league gates. It was £20 for adults and £8 for kids. How many would they have got at £38/£26? It's the league cup early stages, it ain't that big of a pull.
You have to enter a ballot for games at clubs like that, even the top end you’re not guaranteed a ticketI think we are a bigger draw for Spurs then they are for us.
Have you seen tickets on a resale site for our away end some are £200!!!
Not if ticketbastard were running the penal system.You can get prison time for statements like that,
Let them know I’ll buy them a ticket in the home end and sell it to them for £175 if they wantI think we are a bigger draw for Spurs then they are for us.
Have you seen tickets on a resale site for our away end some are £200!!!
Like I said we are a bigger draw for them. Why would you enter a ballot if it was a shit draw?....You have to enter a ballot for games at clubs like that, even the top end you’re not guaranteed a ticket
Eh? I imagine they sell out every away gameLike I said we are a bigger draw for them. Why would you enter a ballot if it was a shit draw?....
Leicester, Leeds last season and Oxford this were all louder than any other home games in the last 10 yearsIt's more the fact we haven't played a side like it at home for well over a decade. It's a novelty game.
You're right that it will be noisy though. Our higher crowds in the past 12 months haven't been as vocal.
Leicester, Leeds last season and Oxford this were all louder than any other home games in the last 10 years
A touch dramatic. Most teams in the championship won't be getting 27K at home to Swansea, which we will. We're seeing record numbers at the minute, it's all fine.
People not understanding the dynamics of cup tie sales when you are starting from a base 0, lots of factors at play including the pricing. Blues pulled in 12K against Fulham and followed up with 26K in division 3 a few days later. I know Fulham not as big a draw by some way, but the point stands.
Was so pissed up that somehow I managed to end up in the West Ham end in the South stand.West Ham was also a good one few years earlier. Went off outside
It doesn't, Fulham would have been in same league as Brum couple of years ago. We're playing a "Super 6" team and played them once in 23 years.
I do think it's the kids prices holding back sales, £30 for an adult to see this is fixture is well priced imo.
Mind you, I think most people moaning would find anything to moan at. "If it was £28 I'd go, but £30 is too much!" when they live a 5 min walk away.
You clearly were hammered.Was so pissed up that somehow I managed to end up in the West Ham end in the South stand.
I have never known such negativity in 54 years.We have had many poor sides in that time but there wasn’t as much moaning as there is nowIt definitely doesn't help that there's a real negative attitude with fans currently.
Had we been top of the league, the bandwagon would be out.
It doesn't, Fulham would have been in same league as Brum couple of years ago. We're playing a "Super 6" team and played them once in 23 years.
I do think it's the kids prices holding back sales, £30 for an adult to see this is fixture is well priced imo.
Mind you, I think most people moaning would find anything to moan at. "If it was £28 I'd go, but £30 is too much!" when they live a 5 min walk away.
I have never known such negativity in 54 years.We have had many poor sides in that time but there wasn’t as much moaning as there is now
This is what takes the p*ss. If you're a ST you should be able to buy whenever, for whoever you want.Nobody can buy at £30 now though, it's £38 minimum now and £26 for kids. People won't pay that, it's self evident, because people aren't. It's blindingly obvious. Jesus.
Nobody can buy at £30 now though, it's £38 minimum now and £26 for kids. People won't pay that, it's self evident, because people aren't. It's blindingly obvious. Jesus.
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