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I think they've only opened up a few rows in block 10 so far.

In which case it would be proportionate so it wouldn't matter. You'd rather give up 10% of a seat sold at £30 than 10% of a seat not sold at £37.

Are you suggesting it is? So we're trying to suppress crowds by pricing people out because the higher pricing obviously reduces gates. That's one batshit conspiracy..

What's that got to do with anything?

There is a happy medium I think. The WBA pricing is spot on.

The current capacity is 30,000, as we achieved at the last but one league game. The last paragraph I don't get, you think 4000 people are refusing to go because they haven't opened block 27, despite there being availability all round the ground?

I guess we're looking at digital tickets for the weekend? I don't know anyone who has received there's. No biggie, would rather we had print at home again than be waiting for the postman Saturday morning.

Somebody needs to message Hull asap, they are not maximising revenues. Idiots

Against Boro, there were 22.2K home fans in total. This was with most of block 27 sold and much of blocks 4 and 5. They have not been opened yet 😂. Fine, we're arguing about something we can verify in few days when the numbers are confirmed. Regardless, whether we match the Boro numbers or not...

For home fans, yes we are.

Jesus this is hard work. Are you wilfully missing the point?

Well it's not in an historical context, clearly, but relatively it's not great. The go to justification for these high cat A prices is always, yeah but these are the big games, the games people want to see, they will pay it blah blah. A number of times last season cat A attendances were very...

For Sunderland it was £30 for adults and £5 for kids, so £35 compared to £62 for parent and child at the CBS.

People missing the point that these higher prices WON'T result in higher revenues if people refuse to pay it. The 1st cat A game of the season there are poor matchday sales and an away fan boycott. What are people missing here?

There is no chance there will be more home fans for the Sunderland game than the Boro game, it will be less and like you say, should be a lot more given it's not televised. These prices are biting, but people still trying to argue they are not, so going round in circles. Club have made an error...

No, we opened block 27 and blocks 4 and 5 on the Saturday, one week before the game. None of those blocks opened yet.

150 out of 1500 or available. They are hardly flying out. Blocks 4, 5 26, 27 and half of 25 not opened yet.

Not sure they can, but who would object to lowering kids pricing below £25? Sunderland took nearly 6K to Preston last week I think. If they only bring 2K here it is quite telling.

Away end seat map atm: Can't see them selling out. Might be a late surge though.

Forget 19,000 of those, we're in for the season. We have around 11000 tickets to sell game by game. So far, for next week, between us and Sunderland we've sold about 3000 total. This price is clearly impacting on this so it needs to be reviewed. It was a real opportunity this season to fill the...