They're probably thinking that because the game's on Sky that everyone will stay at home and watch it, despite the fact it's a short journey to London and one of the "big 4" who probably play the best football in the country.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:That is shocking from the club and I'd hope they'd see how quickly the Liverpool game has sold out and go back for more tickets. IIRC, last year's Arsenal game sold out on the second day of selling (at 541 points and above) so it'll be the same as with Liverpool...RG30 wrote:We have an allocation of 1,500 at Arsenal.
Idiots! Who exactly is in charge at the ticket office?Compo's Hat wrote:They're probably thinking that because the game's on Sky that everyone will stay at home and watch it, despite the fact it's a short journey to London and one of the "big 4" who probably play the best football in the country.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:That is shocking from the club and I'd hope they'd see how quickly the Liverpool game has sold out and go back for more tickets. IIRC, last year's Arsenal game sold out on the second day of selling (at 541 points and above) so it'll be the same as with Liverpool...RG30 wrote:We have an allocation of 1,500 at Arsenal.
And the fact that it is a pre-cursor to a very long drinking session in LonnersCompo's Hat wrote:They're probably thinking that because the game's on Sky that everyone will stay at home and watch it, despite the fact it's a short journey to London and one of the "big 4" who probably play the best football in the country.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:That is shocking from the club and I'd hope they'd see how quickly the Liverpool game has sold out and go back for more tickets. IIRC, last year's Arsenal game sold out on the second day of selling (at 541 points and above) so it'll be the same as with Liverpool...RG30 wrote:We have an allocation of 1,500 at Arsenal.
Monday. But he seemed to just grab them out of a pile one of the "Sales Centre Call Agents" was using, so I'm not sure they were being sold in any particular order.NWL Royal wrote:When did you get your tickets chuckle?
Not that I am aware of as the away section has dedicated doors with no segregation of the concourse available as I recall. You can't just shut a door half way down like we can, though I will take a correction if needs be.Compo's Hat wrote:I'm sure i've seen them move the rails at Ashburton. IIRC Blackburn's (and a couple of others) allocation was half the size compared to some of the other teams.Huntley & Palmer wrote:Arsenal can't reduce the allocation at Ashburton, it has a fixed size away end. In the case of teams like Chelsea, Utd, Liverpool and a lot of others they have temporary segregation which allows them to increase or decrease the away tickets accordingly. So RFC don't want to take a punt on how many we would sell and up forking out themselves for unsold tickets, more Liverpool fans get a ticket option in the Anfield Rd end which would have been part of our area.
They better not be!madreadingfan wrote:just so you know the restricted viewing seats are from row 32 and above
will do and my mate will aswell, i have a good feeling about anfield if we get behind the team i think we can force them onto an unlikely victoryNWL Royal wrote:MadReadingFan, if your row 4 just stand up - we need them standing from the front
Down in front!madreadingfan wrote:will do and my mate will aswell, i have a good feeling about anfield if we get behind the team i think we can force them onto an unlikely victoryNWL Royal wrote:MadReadingFan, if your row 4 just stand up - we need them standing from the front
Isn't it an evening game now?Jerry St Clair wrote:Can anyone confirm that Arsenal won't be full of day-tripping tossers, who sit down and do nothing all game?
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