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I'm currently developing a game called "Football (Ticket Office) Manager" - could everyone shut the fuck up about it until it's released and then you can all WIN and brag about how much of an operational genius you are. Cheers.

Honestly whatever the club does, the backseat CEOs will complain. It's a tricky balancing act - you want as many genuine supporters as possible to have a chance to buy a seat, in priority order. They've done that and they will learn from it. Demand for tickets this season is higher than last and...

My assumption is that the 2K were released for sale as soon as they got them (~weeks ago) and hence what is left on the map is it. When I checked this morning it was around 250 left... it's now literally 10 seats left. So perhaps that press release has helped, or a bunch have been taken off sale.

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No, it shows all seats in the ground but tickets not on sale because they're not allocated to our team (or either team!) will still appear as “unavailable”. As such you can only see how many unsold Coventry seats there are.

Right now the map is showing 816 available of 87,636

Ha yes - you can try running this in the console: $("div#map-container svg g .available").length Or add a little bookmarklet: javascript:alert($("div#map-container svg g.available").length + ' of ' + $("div#map-container svg g").length + ' available') 🤓 EDIT: It's complicated though because...

It's not that exciting - it's a bash command to cURL to the AreaAvailability API that the website uses with some JQ magic to parse the JSON and sum up the AvailableSeats values. Currently 1296 available.

One thing I don't know is whether all tickets are actually available that the club has been allocated. You'd assume given this was the last planned sale of the 3 bands, that everything available is on sale. Anyways - we're still hovering around 1340 remaining.

Maybe 100 gone since then - now around 1343 or 1339 available - don't ask me why I have two different numbers, I don't know either.

I'm a nerd, so I wrote a little script to count available seats and it's around 1440 and very slowly decreasing. Tickets that are "Unavailable" but sat in a basket will make that number fluctuate though... but overall looks like sales are very slow now as you'd expect.

I think we agree. I see a lot of the criticism (accusing O'Hare of not caring or not trying is so incredibly off point) as people who can't admit to themselves they're anxious about replacing him. That doesn't mean we won't successfully find a way without him. It's just a bit toxic and...

Most people are trying to convince themselves we / they won't miss him. Reality is we really will miss him both on the field & off it. Whether his form has dipped or not - that is temporary. It's so obvious how much Callum loves football and being part of a tight-knit team - he's been a huge...

I think if you look at the questions you see from pretty die hard supporters here, on twitter & on facebook whenever they have to buy a ticket online - people really struggle with technology you might consider to be really easy to use. So in some cases, 26 minutes might not feel like a lot of time!

I think that would be logical and sensible for a landmark game - I am an iFollow season ticket holder and have been since I left the country. That said, I think it has to be considered what revenue the club is making from you (EFL take a good chunk?) vs a fan who buys 5 tickets in a season...

If they speak with certainty about where Chapelfields is, that's when you know.

I think it's just impossible for the system to enforce that during the big rushes. If you consider that every seat gets "reserved" in the basket for 26 minutes, it would make a tonne of tickets unavailable for adding to basket that are actually unsold, if you try to enforce that in real time...

I've got two adult home tickets (Vs Hull & Ipswich) to give in return if someone has a 50pt supporter # they haven't already allocated a Wembley ticket to. Trying to get a ticket for someone flying over from Brisbane. They do have a supporter number and can buy on Thursday but would rather get...

The "ticket office" phone line goes to Ticket Master and not our Ticket office? I'm not convinced that is the case - because the email ticketoffice@ goes to the club, the phone line on the 02476 number I think does go to our ticket office. This was not specific to wembley - this was me calling...