Semi Ticket Pricing

mab

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:) 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.:)
 
Not sure mate, my guess would be the league.:eek: was told the other week stanley will make next to nowt on play-offs as dosh is shared between div 2 clubs?
 
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:) 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.:)


My personal experience of it is that they are usual league prices.

Perhaps more important is how they can make the Coppice End available to Stanley fans. Was talking to MR T last night and the official allocation to the opponents is 470. Can the Coppice End be segregated from the WH stand, and can Stanley sell 4,500 home tickets, would be a massive advantage to the team if that can be achieved.
 
My personal experience of it is that they are usual league prices.

Perhaps more important is how they can make the Coppice End available to Stanley fans. Was talking to MR T last night and the official allocation to the opponents is 470. Can the Coppice End be segregated from the WH stand, and can Stanley sell 4,500 home tickets, would be a massive advantage to the team if that can be achieved.
Whinney Hill seating is 173 capacity,now what the whinney hill standing holds not to sure could 300 fit in to that area,could be a good idear to allocate the whole of the whinney hill stand =346 seats +the standing area next to the coppice,that would leave the whole of the coppice for home fans..
 
Whinney Hill seating is 173 capacity,now what the whinney hill standing holds not to sure could 300 fit in to that area,could be a good idear to allocate the whole of the whinney hill stand =346 seats +the standing area next to the coppice,that would leave the whole of the coppice for home fans..


I think thats the general idea, but how do you segregate it all, ie turnstiles, toilets, snack bar etc etc
 
There is a big fence splitting the concourse on the coppice end, all it needs is a fence at the Clayton end of the cow shed and an extra burger trailer. The turnstiles and toilets are in place. Job Done.
 
Folks good questions, and nobody knows the answers (yet)

We are reading the rule books and will be asking the questions on Tuesday to all concerned. ( FL, police, LCC etc)

We didn't want to tempt fate or look arrogant before hand.

Lets let the staff have a couple of days off, recharge their batteries, as the month of May's going to be MASSIVE:)
 
Folks good questions, and nobody knows the answers (yet)

We are reading the rule books and will be asking the questions on Tuesday to all concerned. ( FL, police, LCC etc)

We didn't want to tempt fate or look arrogant before hand.

Lets let the staff have a couple of days off, recharge their batteries, as the month of May's going to be MASSIVE:)

You have your days off and then you can just check in here for the solutions when you get back :D
 
Folks good questions, and nobody knows the answers (yet)

We are reading the rule books and will be asking the questions on Tuesday to all concerned. ( FL, police, LCC etc)

We didn't want to tempt fate or look arrogant before hand.

Lets let the staff have a couple of days off, recharge their batteries, as the month of May's going to be MASSIVE:)
Knew you would have been thinking about it Mr. T. ;) 3 Red sides to The Crown Ground, that would be FANtastic, there must be a way to sort it...... :) :) :)
 
Might be a nice touch to do something with the pricing for the ST holders??? Just a thought.... :confused: :) :)
 
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?
 
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atmosphere wouldn't be lost PR 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 ...
 
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.
 
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:)
 
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 :D
 
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