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Its the disorganised nature of it that I find most disappointing. The fact that they're only now looking to see if they can open up more blocks is a joke. Why wasn't this looked into last week?

They can theoretically get 6th though. If they did I wouldn't fancy playing them in the play offs

One to look out for is Swansea. In mid March they were 15 points off the play offs. In just a month they have reduced that to 3 pts. That's some achievement

The picture of the 4500 West Brom fans earlier in this thread shows them in blocks 6-10. I would imagine Brum will be the same

Those are corporate seats so wouldn't be released to general sale anyway

I think they will end up releasing more tickets, but the fact this this hasn't already been planned for is really poor. Unless its a clever way to boost hospitality sales?

Its been clear for weeks that ticket sales were high for this game.

According to this it should just reach 30k proving the Hospitality areas sell out

Yep. The stand itself is designed to be shared. We’ve cocked up here though in giving Brum 1500 tickets too many

For Crewe and Gillingham away fans only came up to block 9. The separation in the concourse is under block 10, which Brum fans will occupy

There's a small fence between 12 & 13 so its not possible to access it from the stand

I think the problem with 12 lies in the turnstiles and concourse being shared with block 10

Where did they suddenly get those rows from!?

Sell them to those already in the queue

I guess you’d sit by yourself but meet up after for a pint

If they don’t open up 13, 4, and 5 then they owe those queuing fans a huge apology

Current trajectory is showing 6th place as being 69 points

Also something that has gone under the radar is even if we lose the final two games, we’ve had the lowest number of defeats at this level since 1967.

It sums up the modern police force for me. Anything to avoid actual police work

And then we'll have those cringy "Loyal Supporters" chants from the self declared proper fans