At last some positivity ! Although personally I think we are more likely to clinch a UEFA place than actually win the league.The 17 Bus wrote:Amazed that more people seem to be unhappy about the cost of footy, was going to go to the home game against Chelsea, however £35 put me right off.
I would think £38 to see the future Champions is top value.
I go to watch Reading, not the opposition. I don't care how good the opposition are. In fact I'd rather they played rubbish.The 17 Bus wrote:Amazed that more people seem to be unhappy about the cost of footy, was going to go to the home game against Chelsea, however £35 put me right off.
I would think £38 to see the future Champions is top value.
Nope, most definitely paid the most expensive ticket price on my AST last season at every ground. As I say, AST's were given the best seats available before then going on sale to member points. I was in the top tier at Chelsea about eight rows from the front and these were the more expensive ticketsbb0118 wrote:Didnt work for Chelsea Away last season! Saying that... all the tickets there were bloody expensive!playoffs or layoffs wrote:I'm pretty certain that at the last league game at OT, the ASTs got the cheaper seats first, and the more expensive ones were sold last. I didn't think that the South Stand had enough away seats to satisfy all the ASTs anyway.Huntley & Palmer wrote: Why the surprise, all AST's get the best seats. That is the whole point. Plus it will be £33 anyway, as that is the equivalent price for the same seating at OT for home fans
Read my post again, along with playoffs post.Huntley & Palmer wrote:Nope, most definitely paid the most expensive ticket price on my AST last season at every ground. As I say, AST's were given the best seats available before then going on sale to member points. I was in the top tier at Chelsea about eight rows from the front and these were the more expensive ticketsbb0118 wrote:Didnt work for Chelsea Away last season! Saying that... all the tickets there were bloody expensive!playoffs or layoffs wrote: I'm pretty certain that at the last league game at OT, the ASTs got the cheaper seats first, and the more expensive ones were sold last. I didn't think that the South Stand had enough away seats to satisfy all the ASTs anyway.
The excellent news is that you can, AND you can choose what class of ticket you want (£38, £39 or £47 - although it does say dollars so perhaps you could argue the toss at being charged in poundswarrpp wrote:would be great if they were going on sale via the t'nternet
somehow i doubt it tho' ?
Not if we need a win against Watford we are notBehindu wrote:At last some positivity ! Although personally I think we are more likely to clinch a UEFA place than actually win the league.The 17 Bus wrote:Amazed that more people seem to be unhappy about the cost of footy, was going to go to the home game against Chelsea, however £35 put me right off.
I would think £38 to see the future Champions is top value.
your face is not valued at thatWoodcote Royal wrote:And my AST seat also arrived this morning.....................face value £39.00
It is if you need some crows scaring....The 17 Bus wrote:your face is not valued at thatWoodcote Royal wrote:And my AST seat also arrived this morning.....................face value £39.00
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