Ticket News -V- Fulham!! - Page 4

lancsdave · 20-01-2010, 09:03

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Originally Posted by Tickler

i aggree if they kept the price at 15 they would fill the ground to capacity but being GREEDY again not knowing the people of accrington trying to get that extra 5 er will see 1-2k not comee to the ground if they do the maths they must see this .....or as usual the people running the club think weve drawn a premiership club (whos travelling fans may top 150) so we can charge more

GET A GRIP MANAGEMENT TAKE A LOOK AT ACCRINGTON AND USE YOUR LITTLE BRAINS AND SEE WHAT YOUR DEALING WITH . YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO GET GREEDY

Although I don't agree with the pricing I think thats a bit OTT

Stanleymad · 20-01-2010, 09:10

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Originally Posted by Jesus_was_A_red_

I dont know why they didnt go the full hog and charge £35 with the attitude displayed, with the opposition being a "premiership team". For most it is the magic of the fa cup and stanley being in the 4th round not playing Fulham FC.

Why not it may make up the shortfall lost & young die hards can afford it

Anyways seeing the bigger picture, it maybe a big game, but losing to fulham [rose tinted specs off] or watching stanley progress to the play offs.......better potential i'll worry about the league instead

Redraine · 20-01-2010, 09:22

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

You would hope it's not a once in a lifetime match, but as a die hard Stanley fan I can understand your views. I hope they sell out

It's once in a lifetime, cos in future we'll be that much nearer to the Prem!!
Th'Observer should be bigging this match up on the front page on Friday, but will they?......... will they eckerslike!

JEFF · 20-01-2010, 09:22

Is it an all ticket match or can you pay on the day ?

Redraine · 20-01-2010, 09:23

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Originally Posted by JEFF

Is it an all ticket match or can you pay on the day ?

I would imagine you can buy tickets at the ground on Saturday?

Jesus_was_A_red_ · 20-01-2010, 09:24

The league is the bread and butter. It just seems the club always seems to slit its own throat or bite its nose off to spite its face. ill stop whining now.

lancsdave · 20-01-2010, 09:28

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Originally Posted by Redraine

It's once in a lifetime, cos in future we'll be that much nearer to the Prem!!
Th'Observer should be bigging this match up on the front page on Friday, but will they?......... will they eckerslike!

When you get Chelsea away in the next round you'll be telling me thats a once in a lifetime too

( and wait till you see the prices for that

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Redraine · 20-01-2010, 09:29

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Originally Posted by Jesus_was_A_red_

The league is the bread and butter. It just seems the club always seems to slit its own throat or bite its nose off to spite its face. ill stop whining now.

Good - can't believe the whingeing on here.

cashman · 20-01-2010, 09:37

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Originally Posted by Redraine

Good - can't believe the whingeing on here.

i thin redraine that stanleys object is/should be to attract the local public "Back" to the crown, people who come regular are the lifeblood of any club, small or not. i shall be there end of, but cannot see £20 attracting any new regulars.

JEFF · 20-01-2010, 09:50

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Home fans will have the choice of Main Stand seating, Sophia Khan Stand seating or Sophia Khan Stand terracing. Visiting supporters will be accomodated in the Coppice Terrace behind the goal.

Is the Whinney Hill stand closed ? If it is then our capacity will be down to about 4000.

Tickler · 20-01-2010, 09:59

this is a golden oportunity to get fans to the ground and if the management had any marketing experience at all they would use this oportunity to get bigger gates in the next round like some options... buy a ticket for the fulham game and get the next league game half price and then you could have increased the amount alittle you would have the cash in the bank then .... or maybe offer a draw to win a season ticket (s) for the rest of the season if you come to the fulham game and pay say £17... there are lots of options to increase the crowd but no one at the ground has any sort of marjketing experience (or don't use it if they have) to see the opotunity of a bigger gate and put offers together for future games come on stanley management you think your running a club its the one of the biggest names in football use it to promote the club put the club back on the map. "Beleive in what your selling or you will never sell any thing"

Maidenhead White · 20-01-2010, 10:22

Just a quick note to all Stanley fans ... well done on last night & Fulham have already sold over half allocated tickets (available so to STH only) in less than 24 hours, the rest are over subscribed & will be snapped up well before they go on general sale. We will without a doubt be bringing a full allocation. 15-200 fans to places like Blackburn on days other than Saturday are one thing (especially with the outlay we've had going to European matches both home & away - we took a huge following to Switzerland for the Basle match) - and quite frankly Blackburn/Burnley away in the league is a pretty dull proposition. Accrington Stanley away in the cup however is MUCH more appealing & we'll be there in force ... some non season ticket holders are already seeing if they can get a ticket in home areas!!

JEFF · 20-01-2010, 10:22

The prices charged have to be agreed between both parties (Stanley and Fulham) and if Fulham want the prices to be £20 and £10 then so be it. So don't just blame Stanley, it is not just Stanley's decision. They cannot just do what they want. The gate money is split so I would imagine that Stanley and Fulham both want to get as much as they can from the gate.

JEFF · 20-01-2010, 10:24

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Season ticket holders will be able to purchase up to two tickets and will be asked to produce voucher A for these tickets when they collect them.

It has now been changed on the fishy site to voucher B

Maidenhead White · 20-01-2010, 10:26

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Originally Posted by JEFF

The prices charged have to be agreed between both parties (Stanley and Fulham) and if Fulham want the prices to be £20 and £10 then so be it. So don't just blame Stanley, it is not just Stanley's decision. They cannot just do what they want. The gate money is split so I would imagine that Stanley and Fulham both want to get as much as they can from the gate.

When we reached the FA Cup semi final 6 or 7 years ago we played York City in the (I think) 5th round - and they were struggling financially at the time. I know back then that Mo Al Fayed donated our share of the gate receipts to the home side ... so maybe if your chairman is nice to hinm on Saturday he might consider doing the same!