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West Ham [A] Tickets (3,001 sold out)
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You'd imagine/hope that when they play Millwall, the restrictions on away fans buying in home areas will be stricter
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£10 a ticket to be fairEr_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Different circumstances, different rules, EFL cup game - but Portsmouth play there on Saturday and have sold out a 9,000 away end!2 -
So nailed on we'll get them away in the League Cup a few days later...3
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If we get through.Rock Spectacle said:So nailed on we'll get them away in the League Cup a few days later...1 -
Bear in mind they now have 50 thousand season ticket holders..Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
I thought the same, grateful they didn't cut it to the 2,000 minimum in the Championship.Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
3000 for a league game is totally fairvalleynick66 said:The greater issue is the total allocation from West Ham.
Probably due in part to the limitations of their crap stadium.0 -
no it isnt. my pal got 2 tickets in phase 3 and his brother is in phase 7OhMyGodden said:
That is the case nowpalarsehater said:Although I benefit from it occasionally do think 2 per member is slightly ridiculous.You should be able to link accounts and everyone has to be on that phase to get it.1st game of season and summer holidays adds appetite for it, middle of winter and we are routed to bottom of table and it makes general sale.Usually we sell out 1st away games of the season from memory.0 -
Will this be the largest attendance we’ve played infront of in the second tier (exc. playoff finals)?1
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Can’t even imagine what it would be like to watch a match at the Valley with that sort of crowd, must have been amazing!shirty5 said:
More than likely. Over 56,000 was at the Valley in April 1958 when we lost to Blackburn Rovers and denied us promotion back to the First Divisionse9addick said:Will this be the largest attendance we’ve played infront of in the second tier (exc. playoff finals)?2 -
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Could you imagine the East Stand concoursese9addick said:
Can’t even imagine what it would be like to watch a match at the Valley with that sort of crowd, must have been amazing!shirty5 said:
More than likely. Over 56,000 was at the Valley in April 1958 when we lost to Blackburn Rovers and denied us promotion back to the First Divisionse9addick said:Will this be the largest attendance we’ve played infront of in the second tier (exc. playoff finals)?11 -
Current staff would need to start pre pouring the Saturday beforeAFKABartram said:
Could you imagine the East Stand concoursese9addick said:
Can’t even imagine what it would be like to watch a match at the Valley with that sort of crowd, must have been amazing!shirty5 said:
More than likely. Over 56,000 was at the Valley in April 1958 when we lost to Blackburn Rovers and denied us promotion back to the First Divisionse9addick said:Will this be the largest attendance we’ve played infront of in the second tier (exc. playoff finals)?12 -
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I could only enter at phase 8 yesterday and the site crashed.
Like many, I'll now be keeping 'em peeled on here on the off chance anyone's flogging a couple!1 -
Surely the thousands of us that didn't get tickets will be able to turn up on the day and just walk in to what is effectively our stadium anyway.10
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Imagine 50,000+ all being diverted to Charlton station round the houses after a Millwall game.AFKABartram said:
Could you imagine the East Stand concoursese9addick said:
Can’t even imagine what it would be like to watch a match at the Valley with that sort of crowd, must have been amazing!shirty5 said:
More than likely. Over 56,000 was at the Valley in April 1958 when we lost to Blackburn Rovers and denied us promotion back to the First Divisionse9addick said:Will this be the largest attendance we’ve played infront of in the second tier (exc. playoff finals)?7 -
It was great! 😉se9addick said:
Can’t even imagine what it would be like to watch a match at the Valley with that sort of crowd, must have been amazing!shirty5 said:
More than likely. Over 56,000 was at the Valley in April 1958 when we lost to Blackburn Rovers and denied us promotion back to the First Divisionse9addick said:Will this be the largest attendance we’ve played infront of in the second tier (exc. playoff finals)?1 -
A lot like others I imagine, but on the look out for two tickets if anyone needs to offload any.0
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Please don't buy any tickets off of X, seen so many scammers trying it on the cafc hashtag these last few days.9
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The Championship away allocation rules are a minimum of 2k tickets or 10% if capacity is under 20k.John_Fitzpatrick1 said:I got two at 11am and every time I selected one it sold.. Got there in the end..
The allocation from West Ham is a joke! Less than the Jimmy Seed
We only think a 3k allocation is shit because West Ham are on our doorstep, do we think a 3k allocation at Preston or Blackburn is shit?
West Ham have also sold over 50k season tickets. I suspect if that number was about 10k lower then they'd be offering more to away fans.14 -
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To be fair th West Ham all half and half scarves should be destroyedguinnessaddick said:
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A lot of gutted spanners.guinnessaddick said:
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What’s the usual pub away fans drink for West Ham (a)2
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Anybody got any useful info about getting away from the ground post match?
I'm guessing there are massive queues to get on to Stratford tube/lizzie line etc?
Is there anything to be gained by going to Pudding Mill Lane and picking up the DLR from there?
My ultimate destination is Waterloo and a train to Poole0 -
Easy. Surely get NJ to give you a lift home - he lives in Poole!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Anybody got any useful info about getting away from the ground post match?
I'm guessing there are massive queues to get on to Stratford tube/lizzie line etc?
Is there anything to be gained by going to Pudding Mill Lane and picking up the DLR from there?
My ultimate destination is Waterloo and a train to Poole
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Walk down to West Ham jubilee is a good one, or just head into Stratford, and go down to Whitechapel on the Liz, and then swap to go to Woolwich0
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Hackney Wick and Pudding Mill Lane possibly.
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What I want to avoid, if its even possible, is standing in a queue for half an hour or more just to get into a station.Rothko said:Walk down to West Ham jubilee is a good one, or just head into Stratford, and go down to Whitechapel on the Liz, and then swap to go to Woolwich
Won't most of the 50k be heading to Stratford?0













