Cambridge United (a) tickets to go on sale - moved to Tuesday night :-(
Tickets for Charlton’s Sky Bet League One clash at Cambridge United will go on priority sale from 9.30am on Tuesday, March 22nd.The club have received an allocation of 1,473 for the trip to the Abbey Stadium on Monday, April 18th (3pm) in what is the Addicks' penultimate away fixture of the season.Tickets will be extended through the following loyalty points phases in the coming days before going on general sale from 2pm on Monday, March 28th.Click here to purchase your ticket for Cambridge United (a)PRICESAdult: £22Over 65: £17U24: £17U18: £10U12: £5U5: Free of charge when accompanied by an adultAmbulant Disabled: Available at the relevant price and a helper goes free.Wheelchair bays: Five bays are available priced at £15 each and a helper goes free.LOYALTY POINTS620 loyalty points + Valley Gold - Tuesday, March 22nd @9.30am620 loyalty points - Tuesday, March 22nd @2pm600 loyalty points + Valley Gold - Wednesday, March 23rd @9.30am600 loyalty points - Wednesday, March 23rd @2pm580 loyalty points or Valley Gold - Thursday, March 24th @9.30am560 loyalty points - Thursday, March 24th @2pm500 loyalty points - Friday, March 25th @9.30am460 loyalty points - Friday, March 25th @2pm230 loyalty points - Monday, March 28th @9.30amGeneral sale - Monday, March 28th @2pmVALLEY AWAYAway coach travel will be available via the club’s Valley Away service, priced at £19 with the following pick-up points and times*:COACH ONELarkfield: 11.10amGravesend: 11.30amDartford: 11.45amBexleyheath: 12.00pmCharlton: 12.15pmCOACH TWOBromley: 11.40amEltham: 12.00pmCharlton: 12.15pm* Please note that the times are subject to change depending on the uptake of each pick-up point and the number of seats sold.Click here to visit the club’s ticketing page.https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/6234ba49855d9/cambridge-united-a-tickets-to-go-on-sale
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No thanks.
A good friend of mine is an ardent Cambridge supporter, so we'll certainly be having a few sharpeners pre-match. I've been to Cambridge a few times in the past for work conferences but have a three night trip there with my wife and daughter this week, so shall probably undertake some pub scouting should the opportunity arise.
But why on earth would they select a League 1 match between two sides with absolutely zero to play for?! There's Championship fixtures on Good Friday and Easter Monday and Ipswich v Wigan plus plenty of other League 1 games with something riding on them.
Its a nothing game for Sky, has Chris Parkes got a replacement yet, or is there going to be more rubbish like this?
Or in the Championship Bournemouth vs Boro, Luton vs Forest, Preston vs Millwall
Maybe we should try that more often!