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Blackburn Rovers feb 15th football for a fiver (SOLD OUT)
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Covered end toiletsValley27000 said:
Where in the ground?.Valley27000 said:100 restricted view tickets on twitter.3 -
Probably stuck behind a stairway crash barrier. There are 16,000 restricted view seats at Loftus Road!4
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There is a group of maybe 15 in covered end upper block N. Dont know about elsewhere.Valley27000 said:
Where in the ground?.Valley27000 said:100 restricted view tickets on twitter.0 -
Deck chairs in the SW corner. And perched in top of the big screen?0
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That’s the easy part. The hard part will be to win the gamecantersaddick said:0 -
You miss it by not working and not going, not by buying a ticket just incaseFerryman said:shine166 said:
At £5 a ticket you've not lost much if you cant go ! I've lost the enjoyment of an almost full Valley and the atmosphere, occasion etc.Ferryman said:That's me stuffed. On-call for work so can only attend if possible late doors. If we sell out can they provide one of those Valley Pass £10 streams, like you can get for midweek games?0 -
Don’t you believe it. I sat in the West Stand last season and randomly bought a ticket. Ended up with a bar right in front of me at eye height. Ruined the game for me. To be fair I complained on the Monday and they refunded half of my ticket but I suggested such seats should be sold as ‘restricted view’ so at least fans are aware before purchase.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Didn't realise the home areas of the Valley even had restricted view seats.cantersaddick said:
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I’m bringing four newcomers ..., can’t wait3
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Let’s hope they print enough “matchday magazines”.0
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By the way we will get point(s) at this as this is my wife’s next game.0
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Yes. Just logged in to my account and see both my wife and I have had 10 loyalty points added.iainment said:By the way we will get point(s) at this as this is my wife’s next game.0 -
And a songsheet left on the seats.iainment said:Let’s hope they print enough “matchday magazines”.0 -
The 100 tickets online now cafc os.
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It’s mostly standing up anyway!ChiAddick said:Lower north should be a safe standing area.0 -
I don’t think he’ll get a ticket!Callumcafc said:Maybe Sheikh Nimer will come back over for this one...1 -
Two tickets left.0
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2,000 tickets suddenly returned .....8
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Not sure why this post was lol'd.shine166 said:
£250 anywhere in the north and east, £350 in the west and £20 on the doorletthegoodtimesroll said:Filling the Covered End is key so any suggestion of raising season ticket prices there needs to be dismissed. The sight of a packed home end and the noise generated must have a huge impact on both teams and sets of supporters in the ground. It’s also the bit that gets shown on tv when highlights are broadcast because that’s where one of the goals is located. A packed home end sends out a ‘look at what you are missing, come and be part of the fun’ message to fans. Keep the lower tier cheap and lower the prices in the upper tier. Then lower the prices around the rest of the ground. We have the momentum at the moment, let’s keep it going1 -
With what colours we play in.Baldybonce said:
And a songsheet left on the seats.iainment said:Let’s hope they print enough “matchday magazines”.1 -
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iainment said:By the way we will get point(s) at this as this is my wife’s next game.Got 2. We should get point(s) as my wife will be there.
Just a guess...., but is your wife coming?1 -
Just checked the weather forecast. I'm sure our defence will cope admirably with the high ball in the conditions!
(I seem to remember another blustery game with Diawara having the most comedy attempts to read the fall flight of all time)0 -
Me neither, apparently football for a fiver breaks even... so a £250 season ticket doubles that to £10 and a £350 season ticket triples it to £15 a game.ElfsborgAddick said:
Not sure why this post was lol'd.shine166 said:
£250 anywhere in the north and east, £350 in the west and £20 on the doorletthegoodtimesroll said:Filling the Covered End is key so any suggestion of raising season ticket prices there needs to be dismissed. The sight of a packed home end and the noise generated must have a huge impact on both teams and sets of supporters in the ground. It’s also the bit that gets shown on tv when highlights are broadcast because that’s where one of the goals is located. A packed home end sends out a ‘look at what you are missing, come and be part of the fun’ message to fans. Keep the lower tier cheap and lower the prices in the upper tier. Then lower the prices around the rest of the ground. We have the momentum at the moment, let’s keep it going0 -
You've misunderstood the "football for a fiver breaks even" statement. This was in comparison to a normal game with fewer tickets bought but at full price taking into account increased spending in the ground. Effectively season ticket holders don't come into it as they have already paid.shine166 said:
Me neither, apparently football for a fiver breaks even... so a £250 season ticket doubles that to £10 and a £350 season ticket triples it to £15 a game.ElfsborgAddick said:
Not sure why this post was lol'd.shine166 said:
£250 anywhere in the north and east, £350 in the west and £20 on the doorletthegoodtimesroll said:Filling the Covered End is key so any suggestion of raising season ticket prices there needs to be dismissed. The sight of a packed home end and the noise generated must have a huge impact on both teams and sets of supporters in the ground. It’s also the bit that gets shown on tv when highlights are broadcast because that’s where one of the goals is located. A packed home end sends out a ‘look at what you are missing, come and be part of the fun’ message to fans. Keep the lower tier cheap and lower the prices in the upper tier. Then lower the prices around the rest of the ground. We have the momentum at the moment, let’s keep it going2 -
when was the Valley last sold right out ?0
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Play off semi final.Lincsaddick said:when was the Valley last sold right out ?1 -
Type in opera. Free VPN. You use it instead of your usual search engine (google safari etc). The game is free on the Sky red button tonight.Ferryman said:
Excuse the ignorance, how do I get one?Dazzler21 said:
No but stick a vpn on in luxebourg and you can watch if for £5 on Valley PassFerryman said:That's me stuffed. On-call for work so can only attend if possible late doors. If we sell out can they provide one of those Valley Pass £10 streams, like you can get for midweek games?1 -
Lincsaddick said:when was the Valley last sold right out ?CAFCTrev said:
Play off semi final.Lincsaddick said:when was the Valley last sold right out ?
Not technically as there were free seats in the Jimmy Seed stand due to segregation.
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Yeah my bad, didn't read that properly at all ! Bringing things like catering back in house surely gives scope for lowering prices though. Packed out bars and tables and things like £60 a head in the vista etc surely pad out the match day income nicely to raise the average spend that was mentioned to be £1 per person. Crossbars is queue after 1pm and packed after the game so I'd be interested to know how much they do.cantersaddick said:
You've misunderstood the "football for a fiver breaks even" statement. This was in comparison to a normal game with fewer tickets bought but at full price taking into account increased spending in the ground. Effectively season ticket holders don't come into it as they have already paid.shine166 said:
Me neither, apparently football for a fiver breaks even... so a £250 season ticket doubles that to £10 and a £350 season ticket triples it to £15 a game.ElfsborgAddick said:
Not sure why this post was lol'd.shine166 said:
£250 anywhere in the north and east, £350 in the west and £20 on the doorletthegoodtimesroll said:Filling the Covered End is key so any suggestion of raising season ticket prices there needs to be dismissed. The sight of a packed home end and the noise generated must have a huge impact on both teams and sets of supporters in the ground. It’s also the bit that gets shown on tv when highlights are broadcast because that’s where one of the goals is located. A packed home end sends out a ‘look at what you are missing, come and be part of the fun’ message to fans. Keep the lower tier cheap and lower the prices in the upper tier. Then lower the prices around the rest of the ground. We have the momentum at the moment, let’s keep it going
Lose a small bit on a ticket, but make it back in the kiosks, club shop and bars.1 -
Well the game was sold out to home supporters, so its correct.Brendan_O_Connell said:Lincsaddick said:when was the Valley last sold right out ?CAFCTrev said:
Play off semi final.Lincsaddick said:when was the Valley last sold right out ?
Not technically as there were free seats in the Jimmy Seed stand due to segregation.
If you mean selling literally 27,111, you would have to go back to the prem days.0


















