Semi final

[WestEndAgro]

Does our season ticket cover the potential home semi final apologies if it's been mentioned but don't recall it.
PUSB

 

[Skyblue_CP]

No, will be priority sale, same as a cup game.

 

[Boosh]

£40 a ticket I imagine

 

[Greggs]

Does our season ticket cover the potential home semi final apologies if it's been mentioned but don't recall it.
PUSB

Only for people with over 1500 loyalty points apparently.

 

[Robinshio]

Very much doubt it would be £40 a ticket as not really in clubs interest

club would only get 1/8 of net proceeds (50% goes to the league, the rest gets split between all play off teams)
so difference between £20 and £40 = £2 exc vat on full price, and probably nearer £1.50 with concessions

so for the sake of £30k versus a full ground, would not make commercial sense

 

[matesx]

Very much doubt it would be £40 a ticket as not really in clubs interest

club would only get 1/8 of net proceeds (50% goes to the league, the rest gets split between all play off teams)
so difference between £20 and £40 = £2 exc vat on full price, and probably nearer £1.50 with concessions

so for the sake of £30k versus a full ground, would not make commercial sense

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[slowpoke]

Like any cup-tie season ticket holders will have so long to claim their seat then they will go to general sale.

 

[clint van damme]

How many points do you need to get first dibs on birmingham senior Cup tickets?

 

[nunchuckas]

Very much doubt it would be £40 a ticket as not really in clubs interest

club would only get 1/8 of net proceeds (50% goes to the league, the rest gets split between all play off teams)
so difference between £20 and £40 = £2 exc vat on full price, and probably nearer £1.50 with concessions

so for the sake of £30k versus a full ground, would not make commercial sense

Will massively benefit Luton, then.

At the expense of teams like Sunderland, if they get there.