Worcester were always going to bring 2000+. Large town, not too far away, and a big day out for them. As it stands more tickets have been sold for the JPT game, but they'll be a decent enough walk-up I imagine. About 7K all told at a guess.
City. It's a smallish city!
what, cov actually winning?And after tonights 1st upset, what odds another on Sunday?
I see from the Worcester local newspaper that they have an allocation of 3,600 tickets for Sunday and that by the end of play yesterday (Thursday) they had sold 1,700. They will have obviously sold more today and they also have a pay on the day option available to them. Got our tickets and just hope we have a good pay on the day crowd. Just hope there will be turnstiles open for pre paids and not the free for all like there was to get in against Exeter.
I have moaned about this before but the pricing is wrong this game should be no more than £5 I am not bothering tomorrow but will be going on Wednesday and then looking forward to Notts County as I missed the Peterboro game. I will be shocked if there are many more than 6k.
Surely a tenner isn't a bad price?
Surely a tenner isn't a bad price?
To watch a load of part time players and there side won't be much good either!
Don't see how it is £5 in the JPT against a league team but £10 against this lot.
To watch a load of part time players and there side won't be much good either!
I have moaned about this before but the pricing is wrong this game should be no more than £5 I am not bothering tomorrow but will be going on Wednesday and then looking forward to Notts County as I missed the Peterboro game. I will be shocked if there are many more than 6k.
Don't the FA dictate pricing?
Have to agree for the next 2 home cup games then £15 is £7 less than 1 league game so this is excellent value and hopefully 2 wins in the process though would take a draw against Worcester as we need the money from a replay.
Really? .
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Tenner is the minimum price.
Tenner is the minimum price.
And the next league game is also £10 I believe so yer 2 games for £20 happy dayz might be able to afford a wasps beer now
I think the next league game they have a family deal, 2 adults + children for £30 I think. Then for the fleetwood match in December it's £10 for anyone.
At least the club seem to be recognising the issue. It isn't going to happen overnight its going to take a whils for the fans to come back so hopefully the club keep up there current work and don't give up if it hasn't happened quickly enough for them
Superfan
To go and see one of Worcester's home games would be £13.
No family comes first.
Don't the FA dictate pricing?
Why didn't you say that first instead of going on about the price and watching a bunch of part timers then?
Qualifying Competition
Immediately after the draw is known, the two Clubs concerned must mutually agree
the prices of admission subject to the following conditions.
Except where mutually agreed otherwise the minimum admission (except to children
and senior citizens) to matches shall be:
In the Extra-Preliminary, Preliminary and First Round Qualifying: £3.00
In the Second and Third Rounds Qualifying: £5.00
In the Fourth Round Qualifying: £6.00
A higher admission charge may be mutually agreed between the Clubs concerned.
The away Club’s spectators can only be charged more than the home Club’s
spectators if agreed by both Clubs.
The price of admission for children and senior citizens must be mutually agreed
between the Clubs concerned.
As you can above they set a minimum price and it's £3 for this round.
It is overpriced I would have probably made an effort to go. But please don't worry I won't jump on the ban wagon if we get to round 3 and get a big tie.
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