I don't think the crowd will be affected by much. They'll likely bring a few less but we'll still have around the same; most supporters people who like to sit on their sofa or live in a country that shows endless Premier League football probably think football's a Sunday sport anyway.
Yeah FA sold out a few seasons back so more games can be screen on a Sunday for overseas rights holders and ahem betting websites....basically means FA cup third round day on a Saturday is pretty much a non event. And you can watch the game if you have a casual punt on Bet365.I see the Arsenal game is a week of my Mum's birthday (yes she supports them). Anyone know how much hospitality is these days in the Trinity central bit? I'm sure a few years back it was around 80 quid. If it's still around that figure then makes sense to watch it that way given standard tickets will be 50 quid in most parts of the ground.Not after a fancy meal or anything but just interested how much a bog standard padded seat would cost?
When is the next round of televised games being announced? Anyone know if Everton away is in danger of moving at all?
O.k.......Is that the general ballpark figure aswell for the gas lamp lounge experience that got opened a few years back? Just access to a bar in North stand and then you get central seats in Trinity (without any of the hospitality bells and whistles on top).If it is I'll probably just watch it with her at the same place as last season's underwhelming Saturday lunchtime defeat to them, the Royal in Sutton Coldfield.