Tamworth Vs Spurs - Ticket prices (1 Viewer)

[shepardo01]

Somebody send this to Plymouth's forum!
£42 -Adults
£29 -U10s!

 

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[clint van damme]

The romance of the FA Cup

 

[ccfctommy]

38 quid to stand on an open terrace aswell.

Bet they try and cram them in.

 

[Tommo1993]

What’s wrong with criteria, then charge that price after priority?

 

[wingy]

Are they that sophisticated?And while we're at it,drop those awful continental 7,we took back control.

 

[skybluecam]

Funny

but with no replays they can’t even play for a draw to get the revenue. Not hard to in understand.

 

[fernandopartridge]

Do the two teams need to agree on the pricing?

 

[stupot07]

Do the two teams need to agree on the pricing?

Yeah, my understanding for cup games is that they do.

 

[clint van damme]

Yeah, my understanding for cup games is that they do.

Spurs grateful for the cheap tickets

 

[stupot07]

Fair play to them. No replays mean they can't even get a second payday. They will be on TV as well, so that could set up the club for the next 3-4 years.

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

I’m sensing a Doug King style u-turn

 

[rob9872]

Love the £29 u10 price. People say Doug doesn't like kids, but he's Jimmy Saville compared to this.

 

[Evo1883]

Somebody send this to Plymouth's forum!
£42 -Adults
£29 -U10s!

Doesn't make it right

 

[alexccfc99]

I live in Tamworth, the whole town is still buzzing for the game regardless - I know people who have been going down TFC for years and are happy for the club to have the money, it is a complete once in a lifetime tie for them and they will rightly milk it

I could get a ticket myself but myself personally can't justify paying that much to get into The Lamb and regardless there are probably people more deserving of one than me, I get to the odd game when we aren't playing but that is about it

They wanted to switch it to Spurs but for whatever reason the FA didn't allow it - They should have done so and then Tamworth could have had their big payday without ripping anybody off, that would be too sensible for The FA however

 

[thekidfromstrettoncamp]

They wanted to switch it to Spurs but for whatever reason the FA didn't allow it - They should have done so and then Tamworth could have had their big payday without ripping anybody off, that would be too sensible for The FA however

I would love to know the reason for not allowing the switch it was in everyone interest I would have thought (62850 against 4065).The extra revenue raised would had an even bigger help to the clubThere might even have been a possibility that Tamworth could have helped their fans with travel costs.
By the way those prices are for their 516 seats .Terraces prices are £ 4-00 cheaper.
I really hope they make a mint with all the sponsorship,beer sales and every thing else that brings the money in.
Me a Tamworth fan for the day and IF the impossible happened would love them to have a big payday at the CBS

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

I would love to know the reason for not allowing the switch it was in everyone interest I would have thought (62850 against 4065).The extra revenue raised would had an even bigger help to the clubThere might even have been a possibility that Tamworth could have helped their fans with travel costs.
By the way those prices are for their 516 seats .Terraces prices are £ 4-00 cheaper.
I really hope they make a mint with all the sponsorship,beer sales and every thing else that brings the money in.
Me a Tamworth fan for the day and IF the impossible happened would love them to have a big payday at the CBS

I think if there's no replays it should be that if the teams are in different divisions the team in the lower division decide which ground to play it at.