For how many do you really think that will be a consideration? I would suggest a minuscule number, so it’s a realistic rather than ignorant view.
Competing for money is my argument, that's all nothing about brand loyalty or anything like that,and there will be some hedging there bets, to deny that is well, ignorant?
Sorry - I think we have about 21K season ticket holders.
After that - we have very few people with large numbers of points.
Given the uptake of season ticket holders has been underwhelming - they should drop the number of points needed (?50) - so people can crack on and buy tickets.
I wouldnt mind if I could print my ticket on hold - but I really dont want to have to queue at the ticket office on arrival (Its hard enough to get there for kick of as it is!)
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Agreed to an extent but it is in a tournament that people just don’t have a lot of interest nor engagement in.We will look tinpot. First premier league team here for over a decade (not counting stoke as we were L2) and we can't muster 20k? That's about as tinpot as it gets
1k2k3k, only so much in the pot?For how many do you really think that will be a consideration? I would suggest a minuscule number, so it’s a realistic rather than ignorant view.
They must have thousands more. There's no way they'd open it up to people with 200+ points if there isn't enough people to fill the 28,000 seats we have available.
Not a chance.Are they allowed to cut prices on the tickets now they’ve already been on sale?
It would be even more disrespectful to even more fans who’ve bought, but as an attempt for him to try and save face?
It's suggesting shades of the wasps fiasco to me, but we'll see!well the semi final we didnt shift many tickets at that bracket so not sure why you thought this would be any different?
the club obviously expected more season ticket holders to get tickets
well the semi final we didnt shift many tickets at that bracket so not sure why you thought this would be any different?
the club obviously expected more season ticket holders to get tickets
as I said you'll see a real run on them once it goes to any previous purchaseBased on what people are saying on social media, the 200 points thing is the biggest issue rather than price.
There's people on Facebook asking for 4/5 tickets but can't get them because they only have 50 odd points.
How many games in the last 5 years would you have had to attend to have 200 points?Based on what people are saying on social media, the 200 points thing is the biggest issue rather than price.
There's people on Facebook asking for 4/5 tickets but can't get them because they only have 50 odd points.
20How many games in the last 5 years would you have had to attend to have 200 points?
They did and it's baffling why people haven't tbf
Max. Less if you combined it with night games.
it’s midweek first of all
Secondly kids prices put a lot of people off
Thirdly it’s on sky
And a lot of fans are pissed off with the prices
accumulation of reasons and the club didnt read the room. if the prices were set right you wouldnt have 23 page thread and most tickets be sold by now
when i say correct price that would have been £25 adults £10 kids
Max. Less if you combined it with night games.
If the Australian City fan is a member of the Cov international supporters club they will a ticket through the London supporters club like I did for last season's away game at QPR.Yeah and a few away games. Probably around 15 games.
It's a fair amount. People are travelling from all over to go to this. Someone flying from Australia for 2 weeks to take this game in, plus a couple league matches. They can't get a ticket.
If the Australian City fan is a member of the Cov international supporters club they will a ticket through the London supporters club like I did for last season's away game at QPR.
Completely agree. I'm actually pleased people aren't falling over themselves to watch Spurs reserves. It's only slightly more attractive than Everton in pre-season for me. The League cup is a shit competition as well.Not sure what all the fuss is about. The fact we can demand bigger crowds for Oxford at home in the league than a one off cup tie is actually a positive in some respects.
Completely agree. I'm actually pleased people aren't falling over themselves to watch Spurs reserves. It's only slightly more attractive than Everton in pre-season for me. The League cup is a shit competition as well.
So what?If we beat Spurs it's 10x bigger than beating Everton in a friendly
If we win were in the quarter finals. Shit as some may think the cup might be we have the squad to put out a half decent team in any given match.Completely agree. I'm actually pleased people aren't falling over themselves to watch Spurs reserves. It's only slightly more attractive than Everton in pre-season for me. The League cup is a shit competition as well.
If we win were in the quarter finals. Shit as some may think the cup might be we have the squad to put out a half decent team in any given match.
https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2024/se...rchase-history-can-buy-from-1pm-on-wednesday/
Anyone know which of these is correct? Is it 10am or is it 1pm?
Um no we're not. We're not even close to QFs at this point.If we win were in the quarter finals. Shit as some may think the cup might be we have the squad to put out a half decent team in any given match.
Um no we're not. We're not even close to QFs at this point.
I should hope it is, our average league attendances in those seasons were almost identical to the Spurs attendances. We averaged 25k last season and 28K this season so its not comparable.CCFC v Spurs lge cup
1995 18,277
2003 15,474
Be very surprised if this match is not higher than both of these
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