Semi Ticket Pricing - Page 2

maccawozzagod · 01-05-2011, 14:15

atmosphere wouldn't be lost Google Page Ranking as the Clayton Enders would still be on the Clayton End all nice and snug together!

as far as away support being capped I would have thought that 470 would be fine? After all we only had 374 at Shrewsbury despite what was on offer and cheap transport arranged. We'd possibly sell out 470 tickets but if we were given a 1000 we'd be nowhere near it. I hope to be wrong though ...

lancsdave · 01-05-2011, 14:17

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Originally Posted by Pendle Red

Yesterday should have given the Club a good idea of what will work given it was mainly home support that attended.

I like the idea of three sides being Stanley but would atmosphere be lost by possibly being spread?

You would like to think we would sell out for such a massive game but if limits are capped at home on away support could the same happen away?

I don't think it will matter too much if the same happens at the away game if it's Torquay. I can't see more than 500 Stanley fans making that trip. It's a trade off worth making though if you can get 4,500 behind Stanley at the home leg.

Pendle Red · 01-05-2011, 19:21

ASFC News Story > 4062

Now confirmed on fishy site

It could be a good money spinner for the Club now it's on Sky to maybe have it on not just in the Crown but maybe make use of the Lounge would be good for those who can't make the first leg to all be able to watch it in the company of fellow Stanley fans

lancsdave · 01-05-2011, 20:34

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Originally Posted by Pendle Red

ASFC News Story > 4062

Now confirmed on fishy site

It could be a good money spinner for the Club now it's on Sky to maybe have it on not just in the Crown but maybe make use of the Lounge would be good for those who can't make the first leg to all be able to watch it in the company of fellow Stanley fans

Bit of an assumption in that story.

If Port Vale win 6-0, Gillingham get beat by any score and Stevenage lose 6-0 then Port Vale will be in the play offs .

Don't forget football is a funny old game

MikeA · 01-05-2011, 23:02

I came across a link to ticket prices for the final:
The Football League | News | Football League | FL News | Play-Off Final prices announced

Full price is from £26 to £56 with half-price for under-16s and senior citizens.

mab · 01-05-2011, 23:08

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Originally Posted by MikeA

I came across a link to ticket prices for the final:
Gillingham | News | Latest News | Latest News | PLAY-OFF FINAL PRICES ANNOUNCED

Full price is from £26 to £56 with half-price for under-16s and senior citizens.

Less than i thought

cheers for the link MikeA

cashman · 01-05-2011, 23:23

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Originally Posted by MikeA

I came across a link to ticket prices for the final:
The Football League | News | Football League | FL News | Play-Off Final prices announced

Full price is from £26 to £56 with half-price for under-16s and senior citizens.

Well i reckon they should pay people more n that fer setting foot in old trafford.

MikeA · 02-05-2011, 07:43

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Bit of an assumption in that story.

If Port Vale win 6-0, Gillingham get beat by any score and Stevenage lose 6-0 then Port Vale will be in the play offs .

Don't forget football is a funny old game

Yeah, but can you imagine Port Vale scoring six, or even seven?

lancsdave · 02-05-2011, 07:46

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Originally Posted by MikeA

Yeah, but can you imagine Port Vale scoring six, or even seven?

Suppose you're right, you can only play Morecambe at home once in each season in the league

lancsdave · 02-05-2011, 09:39

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Originally Posted by mab

Looking a head to the home leg of the playoff semi's,will the Addmission prices mirror league game prices or is it a set pricing set by the league,or is it down to the club to set the pricing.

Just found your answer. The pricing is set by the home club and can only be changed from normal league pricing by agrrement with the away club

maccawozzagod · 02-05-2011, 11:06

so twenty quid it is then?

mab · 02-05-2011, 12:29

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Just found your answer. The pricing is set by the home club and can only be changed from normal league pricing by agrrement with the away club

Cheers Dave

Outback Ozzy · 02-05-2011, 12:56

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

There's only one set of each on the Coppice end isn't there ?

Dave, with regards toilets, there both sets of toilets at either end of the Coppice terrace, however, it is possible to split the terrace at the back with the fencing and gating already in place. This would mean using the turnstiles nearest the Whinney Hill Terrace for away fans and the ones nearest Livingstone Road for home fans. All that would be required would be the extra burger van!

sherry · 02-05-2011, 13:06

The toilet situation would need addressing as there are no longer Ladies' facilities
at the main stand end of the Coppice terrace. I think that would not be insurmountable. :-)

lancsdave · 02-05-2011, 13:45

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Originally Posted by sherry

The toilet situation would need addressing as there are no longer Ladies' facilities
at the main stand end of the Coppice terrace. I think that would not be insurmountable. :-)

There's a big tank under the control room isn't there ? Is it not open top ?