they have opened block 26 now, block 11 nearly full. I hope that's not it and that they can at least open 10 for us too.
Just got mine. Now looking to see if there are any Dorset based Sky Blues who are making the trip up and have a spare seat. Will gladly pay for petrol and a beer.. just one mind...
I just wonder, how much of this has been generated/helped by the fact that the Ricoh was used for the Olympics footy? There must have been a fair few there, that had not been before, and now they are returning because it is only a fiver.
Whatever the reason, it's great to see it. It has that 'last game at HR' appeal to it, everyone wants to be there!
So, 30k times £5 = £150k receipts
Compared to average league attendance of 10K times (est) £15 average =£150K receipts.
I know which I prefer!!?, Come on Sisu, do the business, try reducing the prices for some of the remaining home games to fill the Ricoh?......the long term benefits will be rewarding.
This ought to be easy to resolve.
Once we have sold blocks 26 and 11, the club asks Crewe how many tickets they need to retain. they stipulate that they have to pay for whatever tickets they request, regardless of whether they sell them or not, on the basis that we have Coventry fans waiting to purchase.
I doubt that Crewe will bring 500. They could accommodate up to a thousand in just one block in the corner. this is then segregated either side by two or three rows of black stuff and the old bill. there won't be trouble anyway, they are a small and family oriented club, there's no history of, or reason to anticipate, serious problems.
Do I get a refund on what I've paid for my flexi ticket? What about all those with season tickets? Not that easy. Maybe next year.
Segregation of seats is no problem, its the concourse, fire exits and entry points that are the concern and why we need to offer them min approx 2500 I think.
Do I get a refund on what I've paid for my flexi ticket? What about all those with season tickets? Not that easy. Maybe next year.
yes but you have the tele. A season ticket is an advance purchase for something you will use in the future. If the price changes why shouldnt they get a refund?That's sold now and if you're happy with your deal it shouldn't matter. Say you bought a tv from Currys, you were happy when you bought it but now it'd half price, you wouldn't be going back requesting a refund.
yes but you have the tele. A season ticket is an advance purchase for something you will use in the future. If the price changes why shouldnt they get a refund?
? will public transport be able to cope with the anticipated attendance
It will be interesting to see how we cope with the larger attendance.
You'll probably get people moaning cause they had to queue to get in:facepalm:
Probably not. Why don't you contact the relevant companies to see if they'll put extra services on?
If it bothers you that much.
I have actually, & await their response, i'll personally make an early move towards the stadium, I was however thinking that the various companies might be proactive rather than reactive
"I got here 10 minutes to kick-off, why have I not walked straight in!!???? SISU out! Let's go back to highfield road!!"
More tickets sold now than the max seating capacity of Highfield road. Can we all now stop Ricoh bashing and look forward to the land around the stadium been developed?
I queued 10 minutes for a pie, FFS its all your fault Baker
Let's try and beat the "Pompey Thread" it would be nice to have the biggest thread talking about us, not a different club !
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