One of the worst experiences ever at the ground yesterday. It just didn’t feel right. I knew there would be empty seats everywhere as the club has moved away from the fans since promotion. I attended the players awards night it was a disgrace.
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One of the worst experiences ever at the ground yesterday. It just didn’t feel right. I knew there would be empty seats everywhere as the club has moved away from the fans since promotion. I attended the players awards night it was a disgrace.
Club has sold its soul in a matter of months .
We didn't officially sell out our first game in the PL in decades. Brighton looks like it's limping towards a sell out.
No doubt Man Utd, Liverpool etc will sell out but if results don't pick up and the ticket restrictions remain in place games like Brentford on a Wednesday night will be embarrassing.
As quickly as they turned up a lot of the new fans will start finding excuses not to come. We've been here before and we know how it plays out.
Not being able to pass your ticket on to family or friends is a complete joke let's be honest. Even from a business point of view surely you want someone in the ground buying shit rather than an empty seat. Ridiculous decision.
Amazing isn't it we lose 2 games and everything is described as shit,the recruitment,tickets kit, players , DK ,the beer.,we've lost our soul. Lots of moaners on here having a melt down. Perhaps some where happy when Sisu were in charge and opposition fans sang " your grounds to big for you"I get your point about the ground appearing sold out and then a few rows appearing from nowhere a few hours later, this happens, however the Hull game no new seats became available after Thursday.
The reason the exchange didn't open was surely down to the late release of digital season tickets and the club not wanting to add to any potential confusion, I am guessing,, but it has to be that.
Brighton has already 'sold out' two weeks out apart from block 5 and whether they decide to release unsold corporate seats. There might be a few other seats for sponsors they release (who knows), but I expect exchange to open in next few days.
I don't buy the idea that we'll suddenly see gates collapse. They have been building over 5 years, it hasn't been sudden - we're not Hull who barely sold out a single game last season, we've been regularly selling our outside of the PL for a while and have a ST waiting list. We'll continue to sell out this season, we only have 5000 seats to sell each game. The issue won't be selling out so much, it'll be people turning up (that was the issue Saturday). They need to sort out the ticket sharing options otherwise we will have games with lots of empty seats.
Not suggesting we're going to be having a row to ourselves again but we've had years of being told that if we get to the promised land it will be sold out every week.I don't buy the idea that we'll suddenly see gates collapse.
Amazing isn't it we lose 2 games and everything is described as shit,the recruitment,tickets kit, players , DK ,the beer.,we've lost our soul. Lots of moaners on here having a melt down. Perhaps some where happy when Sisu were in charge and opposition fans sang " your grounds to big for you"
Tbf Hull were singing your grounds too big for you on SaturdayAmazing isn't it we lose 2 games and everything is described as shit,the recruitment,tickets kit, players , DK ,the beer.,we've lost our soul. Lots of moaners on here having a melt down. Perhaps some where happy when Sisu were in charge and opposition fans sang " your grounds to big for you"
But I thought we needed to increase capacity?!
Did anyone actually miss out though ? Tickets been available for over 2 weeks and we’re still available as late as Thursday.
By Brighton, ticket exchange will be sorted and everyone will be back from holiday .
There is a row of 6+ seats by me empty for the last couple of seasons including Saturday, although they are showing sold on the tickets site.
Annoyingly when I’ve brought friends and familyup we’ve had to move seats as the ticket office won”t sell us seats as showing occupied.
I am sure Hull tickets were still available on Friday for people with previous purchase history.
Maybe people at the club have become our soulsWe tried but our soul picked up an injury.
Nothing, you can sit thereWhat happens if they just buy them in the same stand and go and sit there? Wonder if they are reserved for player's families or something?
Nice Kenny Everett reference there.Maybe people at the club have become our souls
Which is ironic from a club with a capacity of 24,982 but only managed an average of 21,400 in their promotion year..Tbf Hull were singing your grounds too big for you on Saturday
Definitely not normal. First home game pl.The club fucked upBank holiday weekend, people are still on holiday it’s normal
Try 2000 plus, but yes it wouldn't have made a differenceAre you serious having another 200 people in the ground wouldn't of made any difference that shit.
I can guarantee it will be similar,Chill. Exchange will open for Brighton
There were 350 empty seats in the family zone. Another 500-700 in the same stand. 29.5k would have been about right.Are you serious having another 200 people in the ground wouldn't of made any difference that shit.
They have the EFL rights too and empty seats were not an issue last season.Of course, none of this is helped by the fact that football has sold its soul to SKY. The fact that they can move the day and time of games at their whim mean that some people will always have some other commitments at some time of the season.
Work, weddings, funerals, holidays, hospital appointments and surgery etc
There were some at times but of course last year they could be transferred easily. Once an individual purchases that seat as long as they are not contravening club rules by giving it to banned persons or away supporters or selling purely for profit then it should be theirs to pass on to friends and family.They have the EFL rights too and empty seats were not an issue last season.
It's the transfer and exchange that's issue not skyThere were some at times but of course last year they could be transferred easily. Once an individual purchases that seat as long as they are not contravening club rules by giving it to banned persons or away supporters or selling purely for profit then it should be theirs to pass on to friends and family.